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FbLocalization

FbLocalization is an application to view and edit localization binary chunk files from games built with the Frostbite game engine.

This will provide only the base functionality for reading and writing the modified binary chunk. A better way would be to include the histogram chunk and proper encoding support, but for this demo project it's enough for now.

Features

  • View and Edit localization entries
  • Export localization entries as binary chunk file or CSV

Requirements

Building the source

  • .NET 5.0
  • .NET Standard 2.0

Launching the Application

Depending on the compilation mode:

  • .NET 5.0 runtime

Application

Project structure

  • src/ - contains all projects and source files
    • FbLocalization/ - main WPF application
      • Command/ - all application commands
      • Controls/ - custom WPF controls
      • Themes/ - contains the application main resource dictionary
      • ViewModel/ - application view model
      • Windows/ - contains all external windows that are used
    • FbLocalization.Core/ - class library with the logic for reading and writing the binary chunk file
      • IO/ - implementation for reading and writing the binary chunk file
      • ViewModel/ - view model base class and localization entry view model
    • FbLocalization.LicenseGenerator/ - source generator for generating the license constant variable

Additional information

Binary chunk file structure

Name Data type Size (in bytes) Comment
magic uint32 4 0x39000
fileSize uint32 4 file size - 8
listSize uint32 4 total amount of entries
dataOffset uint32 4 start offset + 8 (hash pairs)
stringsOffset uint32 4 string list offset + 8
section cstring CString (zero terminated) section name
000000 byte 128 zero bytes
hash pair list uint32, uint32 8 hash and string list offset
string list cstring CString list collection of all strings

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license.