This is the home to various tools for VBF files handling. VBF files are archive found in various video games such as the Final Fantasy X HD Remaster on PC. It contains the game's assets, such as graphics, sounds and videos.
This project consists of a library that can be used in other projects as well as several example executables described below.
A CLI program that offers several commands to explore the content of a VBF archive, to extract its content or to build a new one.
Help is available through the --help flag.
Usage: vbf COMMAND
Available options:
-h,--help Show this help text
Available commands:
dump Dump information on a VBF archive
extract Extract an entry within the VBF archive
tree Print a tree of the archive content
pack Pack files into a new VBF archive
unpack Unpack the archive to a folder
VBF archives can be fully unpacked and repacked as well. Repacking does include compression.
A FUSE program that can be used on Unix-like OS to mount an archive as a regular (read-only) file-system.
libfuse is required on Linux OS, and osxfuse on OS X.
The following command will mount the VBF archive /tmp/test.vbf to /mnt/tmp:
vbf-fs /tmp/test.vbf /mnt/tmpTo dismount the archive:
fusermount -u /mnt/tmpUse the command nix-shell for a dedicated development shell. Another option is to use the stack command directly.
The project can be compiled with G.H.C. 8.6.5, 8.8.4 and 8.10.1. Haddock documentation is also available.
This project is just a personal experimentation. Feel free to contribute.