A stupid python arsonc wrapper to debug dta node numbers
This script is meant to be used in conjunction with arsonc to provide a easy to read node id identification for given node numbers, to help with debugging debug enabled Harmonix games.
When a Harmonix debug build crashes, a stack trace is given, including line numbers meant to match up with node numbers in dtb.
Previously, the only available tool to check these correct node numbers was GH2 dtb editor, a heavily antiquated tool by today's standards.
matchstack aims to make finding these node numbers a more pleasant experience with arsonc
arsonc has its own new decompile flag that will print node id's in the output dta, matchstack simply makes this a bit more legible and simple.
matchstack automatically copies the input dta to a tmp folder, use arsonc to compile to dtb, then decompiled the dtb back to dta, with node id information.
The processed output of the dta is printed to console with syntax highlighting and contextual script around the searched id.
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Compile or download the latest action build of arson
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arson version must be greater than
16641e83b65ac1e00b836acfa13eb6e0ea505575 -
if on Windows, place
arsonc.exematchstack.py -
usage: matchstack.py [-h] input_file target_id
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Note, arsonc labels node's one off from the correct node id
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The script accounts for this in seek, but does not change ID's arsonc generates, so the node labels may seem off by 1 until this is fixed.
- Disclaimer, this script was written by AI, this readme was not.