quake-cli-tools
quake-cli-tools is a set of command line tools for creating Quake content.
Installation
$ pip install quake-cli-tools
Tools
- pak: Add files to a PAK file.
- unpak: Extract files from a PAK file.
- wad: Add file to a WAD file.
- unwad: Extract files from a WAD file.
- bsp2wad: Create a WAD file from a BSP file.
- qmount: Mount a PAK file as a drive.
- image2spr: Create an SPR from image files.
- spr2image: Extract frames from an SPR.
- bsp2svg: Create an SVG file from a BSP file.
Contributing
Have a bug fix or a new feature you'd like to see in quake-cli-tools? Send it our way! Please make sure you create an issue that addresses your fix/feature so we can discuss the contribution.
- Fork this repo!
- Create your feature branch:
git checkout -b features/add-cool-new-tool - Commit your changes:
git commit -m 'Adding must have new tool!' - Push the branch:
git push origin features/add-cool-new-tool - Submit a pull request.
- Create an issue.
License
MIT
See the license document for the full text.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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