vgio
vgio is a Python package for video game file I/O
Mission
- Pythonic: Clean and well written Python.
- Domain-specific: The APIs and objects reflect the source code and community knowledge.
- Complete: Support as many file types as possible.
- Robust: The APIs and objects are thoroughly unit tested.
Supported Games
Installation
$ pip install vgio
Usage
from vgio.quake.bsp import Bsp
with Bsp.open('./maps/start.bsp') as bsp_file:
"""Do rad stuff with the BSP data structure!"""
Documentation
API documentation is available on readthedocs.
Tests
$ python -m unittest discover
License
MIT
See the license document for the full text.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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