OpenXCom Modding Tools

[efrenespartano]

Howdy, Falko!

It seems your mighty tools are down. Could you please activate them again? Your tools are extremely important for the community. 🙏🏼

[Buscher]

I took the liberty to create a new instance. If it bothers Falko of course I can take everything down again.

https://buscher.eu.pythonanywhere.com/

As I am using the free plan on Python Anywhere it will automatically shutdown in 3 months. Then I will need to refresh the web app. I don't know if there are any restrictions in terms of bandwidth that will matter.
If you want to replicate it yourself, you can have a look at my github.

All credits go to Falko of course. I only made a few changes to get it to run as well as writing a small guide.

[The Martian]

Thank you Buscher!

[Nord]

This is great! Thank you.

[robin]

Many thanks!

[Falko]

I took the liberty to create a new instance. If it bothers Falko of course I can take everything down again.

i have no problem with that i put the source online so it can be shared, used and modified - have fun with it

If you want to replicate it yourself, you can have a look at my github.

great! with that everyone can create their own instance (technically could even can run locally)

[Osobist]

Hello, Falco. I've tried to use World editor that Buscher kindly uploaded here: https://buscher.eu.pythonanywhere.com/worldeditor and encountered a problem that I cannot import my region.rul. It opens by tapping the Open Import button, but all content does not affect the map and stuff, only vanilla content can be edited. What I'm doing wrong? Attaching my regions.rul here.

[czechball1993]

hmmm... all the (non more maps) base map layer images are broken...

[YandrosTheMad]

Hi everyone,

As part of a larger automation process to create a mod i've had the need to automate locally the conversion of images to a game ready file.

If anyone is interested by some batch local conversion through a command-line script...

While the underlying tools are currently GIMP and imagemagick it was the only path i've found for a working automatable solution on unix.

This is an early proof of concept and only the generation of a Ufopedia template has been done right now but i intend to expand as needed.

The github that document the process is here: https://github.com/romain-cambonie/openxcom-resources-conversion/tree/main