CLI

Command-line interface

Decima Workshop comes with built-in command-line interface.

To use it, you need to open the terminal application in the root directory and type the following command to get started:

Windows

decima --help

Linux

./decima --help

This will show the list of available commands.

Available commands

Name (click for usage)	Description
paths	Dumps all valid file paths
entry-points	Dumps all script entry point names and checksums
file-references	Dumps all file references
dump-localization	Dumps all localization resources
repack	Adds or overwrites files in archives
get-oodle	Downloads Oodle compression library

Repacking

Usage

decima.bat repack [options] <path to archive to repack> <path to files to add>

Options

Names	Description
-c or --compressor	Path to the compressor library
-b or --backup	Create a backup of the destination archive
-e or --encrypt	Encrypt the archive (supported by DS only)
-t or --truncate	Truncate the archive
-l or --level	Compression level

Use the following command to get a complete overview of each option:

decima.bat repack

Example

You can utilize CLI's capabilities to easily repack archives without GUI interactions.

First of all, you need to prepare a folder containing hierarchical structure of files that needs to be added to the archive. For example:

\--ds
   \--artparts
      \--characters
         \--sam_sam
                part_sam_body_naked.core
                part_sam_body_private.core

Then you need a compression library. Don't worry, it's the same thing used during project creation.

When everything is ready, you can execute the following command in the terminal:

decima.bat repack -be --compressor="path/to/oo2core_xxx.dll" path/to/archive.bin path/to/files_to_repack

Getting Oodle

Prerequisites

1. Follow the provided instructions to access the Unreal Engine repository: https://github.com/EpicGames/Signup
2. Download the following file: https://github.com/EpicGames/UnrealEngine/blob/release/Engine/Build/Commit.gitdeps.xml

Usage

decima.bat get-oodle get-oodle [options] <path to Commit.gitdeps.xml>

Options

Names	Description	Default
-o or --output	Output directory	Current working directory
-d or --default	Use default choice or prompt if multiple files were found	true
-p or --platform	The target platform. Valid values: WINDOWS_64, LINUX_64, DARWIN_64	WINDOWS_64