Baaleos
Joined: 02 Sep 2007
Posts: 830
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 Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2012 0:29 Post subject: Res-Man update - overwrite internals |
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Could someone with write access consider updating resman for windows.
I have made the following changes to my local version, and it seems to function.
Im not saavi enough with c++ to impliment the hashtable that is in the linux version - to further optimize it.
Basically, this is so we can overwrite internal resources, with the external resources of the same name.
I tested this by loading up a module, placing X3_DM_TOOL10.ncs (modified with a new message)
Into the external sources folder - went in game, used DM Tool 10- and it correctly used the external version, over the internal version.
Also - It seems that the nwnx project builds quite well in visual studio 2010 - after being converted via the conversion wizard.
The only issue it reports is that there is a duplicate linkage/header of CreateThreadEx etc
Renaming the MadCHook.h declaration to have a 2 at the end, solved it.
It seems that Windows uses the same declaration in winbase.h - which is why it throws up errors.
Author of MadCHook used that method name first - then windows copied it.
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#include <io.h> // <-- Put this at top
char* CNWNXResMan::DemandRes(CResStruct* cRes, char* resRef, NwnResType resType)
{
unsigned long size;
if (!resRef)
return NULL;
char resPath[MAXPATH + 16];
strcpy(resPath, m_sourcePath);
strcat(resPath, resRef);
strcat(resPath, NwnGetResTypeExtension(resType));
if (cRes->pResName)
{
if (_access(resPath, 0) == -1)
{
if (m_LogLevel == logAll)
Log("o Request for internal resource = %s (type %X)\n", resRef, resType);
// nothing for us to do
return NULL;
}
Log("o Request for External resource to overwrite internal = %s (type %X)\n", resRef, resType);
}
// try to load external resource
size = LoadResource(resPath);
if (size == 0)
return NULL;
// resource loaded
// set resStruct
cRes->pResData = pScriptBuffer;
cRes->pResName = saveName;
cRes->resSize = size;
cRes->unk2 = 1;
cRes->unk4 = 4;
cRes->loaded = 1;
cRes->loaded2 = 1;
cRes->resSize2 = size;
cRes->pResData2 = pScriptBuffer;
cRes->id1 = 0;
cRes->id2 = 0;
cRes->id3 = 0;
cRes->id4 = 0;
// Call server function which sets various data pointers
if (cRes->pClass)
{
char* pFunc = cRes->pClass;
pFunc = (char*)(*(int*)(pFunc+0x10));
__asm {
mov ecx, cRes
call pFunc
}
}
//alternatively:
//void (__fastcall *pServFunc)(CResStruct* cRes) = (void (__fastcall *)(CResStruct* cRes)) pFunc;
//pServFunc(cRes);
return cRes->pResData;
}
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