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I am looking for a way to compare one save file with another to evaluate the list of changes between save games.
As such, I want to be able to download the cleartext values and arrays for the entire file of hashes.
I've never used JS before.
Still, I played around with the _createHashInputRow() function and was able to get a delimited record output in the console log to my liking.
However, I can't figure out how to export all ~31000 text lines cleanly into a file using javascript. Browser security really hates this sort of thing. I tried to abuse the existing saveChanges() function that downloads the progress.sav file, and am currently trying to create a new MarcFile so I can just call the FileSaver function. I'm not there yet, and there's got to be a more elegant way to do this.
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[TOTK] request to be able to download a delimited text file with labels/values from Master Editor
[TOTK] request to be able to download a delimited text file or JSON with labels/values from Master Editor
Aug 11, 2023
Alright, I finally got a CSV out of this. a JSON probably would have been easier, but since this is my first time working with javascript, i'm glad I at least got it working. Everything was contained within a modified version of zelda-totk.master.js. If anybody is interested in this feature, chime in.
I am looking for a way to compare one save file with another to evaluate the list of changes between save games.
As such, I want to be able to download the cleartext values and arrays for the entire file of hashes.
I've never used JS before.
Still, I played around with the _createHashInputRow() function and was able to get a delimited record output in the console log to my liking.
However, I can't figure out how to export all ~31000 text lines cleanly into a file using javascript. Browser security really hates this sort of thing. I tried to abuse the existing saveChanges() function that downloads the progress.sav file, and am currently trying to create a new MarcFile so I can just call the FileSaver function. I'm not there yet, and there's got to be a more elegant way to do this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: