How to Print Index Values with the DankFF Tool
Obtaining a list of index values can be necessary when modding FusionFall. You can't edit mission lines if you can't identity them first.
1. You'll need to have DankFF installed. Get it Here.
2. Extract the TableData bundle. Here's How to Extract Asset Bundles with Custom disUnity
3. Drag and drop the bundle into DankFF.
4. Enter the TableData Index number.
Retro TableData Index = 7
Academy TableData Index = 2139558964
5. Now you can enter commands. This is the command to print mission lines:
for i in range(0,500): print(xdtdata['m_pMissionTable']['m_pMissionStringData'])
The range (0,500) dictates which lines will be printed. The example given will print the first 500 mission lines. For reference, Retro has just over 15000 mission lines.
6. You can also use the command dump-xdt and DankFF will automatically save a copy of the xdt.json file.
You can open the xdt file in Notepad++
How to save numbered mission lines
Since we're able to print the mission lines consecutively, numbering them is as easy as copy+pasting into a line counter.
I used this website. You can set the initial value to something other than 1, which means you can use it for any range of numbers.
Using this method, I created an archive of all the mission lines from our custom build of Retro. I've attached a copy of the files for anyone interested.
Remember, the mission lines can vary depending on which version of the game you're pulling from.
Happy Modding!
Obtaining a list of index values can be necessary when modding FusionFall. You can't edit mission lines if you can't identity them first.
1. You'll need to have DankFF installed. Get it Here.
2. Extract the TableData bundle. Here's How to Extract Asset Bundles with Custom disUnity
3. Drag and drop the bundle into DankFF.
4. Enter the TableData Index number.
Retro TableData Index = 7
Academy TableData Index = 2139558964
5. Now you can enter commands. This is the command to print mission lines:
for i in range(0,500): print(xdtdata['m_pMissionTable']['m_pMissionStringData'])
The range (0,500) dictates which lines will be printed. The example given will print the first 500 mission lines. For reference, Retro has just over 15000 mission lines.
6. You can also use the command dump-xdt and DankFF will automatically save a copy of the xdt.json file.
You can open the xdt file in Notepad++
How to save numbered mission lines
Since we're able to print the mission lines consecutively, numbering them is as easy as copy+pasting into a line counter.
I used this website. You can set the initial value to something other than 1, which means you can use it for any range of numbers.
Using this method, I created an archive of all the mission lines from our custom build of Retro. I've attached a copy of the files for anyone interested.
Remember, the mission lines can vary depending on which version of the game you're pulling from.
Happy Modding!