[BUG] Fails to detect game directory or extract any files on Linux about filediver HOT 28 CLOSED

Oh I see what I did, wasn't copying to PATH
Yeah it works now

from filediver.

It should try to look for the game files in the "Helldivers 2/data" directory. Could you please post the output of ls "/home/lat9nq/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Helldivers 2/data"

from filediver.

data.txt
This might be a slightly old version of the game as I haven't started Steam in a few days.

from filediver.

I just updated the code to include the "Steam" portion of the steam path. Can you see if it detects your game directory correctly now?

from filediver.

lol I found why it didn't find any files. You wrote "wise_stream" instead of "wwise_stream".
It should work if you change it wwise_stream :)

from filediver.

lol I found why it didn't find any files. You wrote "wise_stream" instead of "wwise_stream". It should work if you change it wwise_stream :)

Apologies, the provided example is indeed incorrect. I have also tried copy-pasting the file name to no effect.

from filediver.

I just updated the code to include the "Steam" portion of the steam path. Can you see if it detects your game directory correctly now?

It detects the game directory automatically now.

$ filediver -c "audio:format=source" -i 747204275.wwise_stream
INFO Using game found at: "/home/lat9nq/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Helldivers 2"
INFO Output directory: "extracted"
INFO Reading metadata...
INFO Extracting files...
INFO Extracted 0/0 matching files

from filediver.

Oh and also, sorry I haven't been of much help with providing patches to the source: Go is completely foreign to me.

from filediver.

Oh and also, sorry I haven't been of much help with providing patches to the source: Go is completely foreign to me.

No need to apologize :)

from filediver.

I just updated the code to include the "Steam" portion of the steam path. Can you see if it detects your game directory correctly now?

It detects the game directory automatically now.

$ filediver -c "audio:format=source" -i 747204275.wwise_stream
INFO Using game found at: "/home/lat9nq/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Helldivers 2"
INFO Output directory: "extracted"
INFO Reading metadata...
INFO Extracting files...
INFO Extracted 0/0 matching files

You need to specify the full path. If you want to match the file in any path, you need to use filediver -c "audio:format=source" -i "**747204275.wwise_stream"

from filediver.

You need to specify the full path. If you want to match the file in any path, you need to use filediver -c "audio:format=source" -i "**747204275.wwise_stream"

Does the extracted data need to be in a specific location for this to work? Or is it extracting from the game files directly?

The suggestion did not solve the issue.

from filediver.

It doesn't matter where you extract it to. The program should automatically detect where the game is installed and extract it to the "extracted" folder in your current folder.

Maybe I misremembered the specific glob library's syntax. Can you try filediver -c "audio:format=source" -i "**/747204275.wwise_stream"?
Did the full path not work btw?

from filediver.

I'm not seeing any combination of relative, absolute, or glob directories that work here.

filediver -c "audio:format=source" -i "*/747204275.wwise_stream"
filediver -c "audio:format=source" -i "**/747204275.wwise_stream"
filediver -c "audio:format=source" -i $(readlink -e 747204275.wwise_stream) -- expands to filediver -c "audio:format=source" -i /home/lat9nq/Games/hd2/content/audio/747204275.wwise_stream

from filediver.

Ohh, I misunderstood what you were trying to do.
I thought you wanted to extract the audio from the game files. Filediver doesn't support converting files that are already ripped from the game. It rips the files itself, optionally converting them. Converting files is what vgmstream etc. are for.

from filediver.

I also fixed a bug related to glob evaluation recently. Can you try the previous command again after a git pull and rebuild?

from filediver.

I'm not seeing any change, unfortunately.

from filediver.

I see now. It's because the path to your file is not present in my hash list.
If you can give me a link to the hash list you got the file path from, I'd be happy to add these hashes to my hash list.

from filediver.

If that's the case, **/**.wwise_stream would work, wouldn't it? I had tried and got nothing.

FWIW whichever of the appropriate .txt files on the root directory of https://github.com/Xaymar/Hellextractor would be where it came from.

from filediver.

I did also take the strings from hellextractor, but apparently I haven't kept them entirely up to date, so I'll add them.
While selecting all wwise_stream files will also extract the file you're after, filediver won't know the name of the file since all that is present in the actual game files is the name's hash.

from filediver.

For sake of clarity I only randomly picked that file out of the Hellextractor output. I don't know what any of these are, and I don't really have any way of telling what any of it is or if it's even valid data.

from filediver.

Alright, I merged the new hellextractor hashes. It should have the name you mentioned among others that were missing now. Thanks for pointing that out.

from filediver.

Okay, my issue seems that the hashes file needs to be specified if I'm running filediver from a different location. Once I specified --hashes_file I got usable output.

This seems like an opportunity for the program to error out if there are no hashes, since I'm not sure what it can do without them. If this was a CMake/C++ project I'd offer to help integrating the hashes into the executable, so it's just there all the time but optionally a user could specify their own hashes file.

from filediver.

It already embeds the hashes.txt file in the current directory when filediver is built.

from filediver.

Maybe you forgot to git pull and/or rebuild

from filediver.

Unless go build isn't the command to rebuild it, I'm fairly certain I've been rebuilding the executable before I used it.

from filediver.

It works for me. Again, make sure you're using the newest version
Or tell me which file isn't working so I can see if maybe it's not present in the database for whatever reason

from filediver.

[lat9nq@qykopi ~]$ filediver -c "audio:format=source" -i "content/audio/**"
INFO Using game found at: "/home/lat9nq/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Helldivers 2"
INFO Output directory: "extracted"
INFO Reading metadata...
INFO Extracting files...
INFO Extracted 6/6 matching files
[lat9nq@qykopi ~]$ filediver --hashes_file /home/lat9nq/repos/filediver/hashes.txt -c "audio:format=source" -i "content/audio/**"
INFO Using game found at: "/home/lat9nq/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Helldivers 2"
INFO Output directory: "extracted"
INFO Reading metadata...
INFO Extracting files...
INFO Extracted 10492/10492 matching files

from filediver.

[lat9nq@qykopi ~]$ cd repos/filediver/
[lat9nq@qykopi filediver]$ go build
[lat9nq@qykopi filediver]$ cd
[lat9nq@qykopi ~]$ filediver -c "audio:format=source" -i "content/audio/**"
INFO Using game found at: "/home/lat9nq/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Helldivers 2"
INFO Output directory: "extracted"
INFO Reading metadata...
INFO Extracting files...
INFO Extracted 6/6 matching files
[lat9nq@qykopi ~]$ filediver --hashes_file /home/lat9nq/repos/filediver/hashes.txt -c "audio:format=source" -i "content/audio/**"
INFO Using game found at: "/home/lat9nq/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Helldivers 2"
INFO Output directory: "extracted"
INFO Reading metadata...
INFO Extracting files...
INFO Extracted 10492/10492 matching files

from filediver.