Antichamber timer tools.
If you run Antichamber with an unexpected working directory:
- Antichamber will segfault and fail to start
- Antichamber will delete all the files in the current directory if any of them have content.
- Apparently, Antichamber is trying to clear its cache, and ends up thinking that the working directory is the cache folder...
This is not the fault of Antilogs, and will occur even without its use.
At the moment, this is a series of tools meant to be preloaded using LD_PRELOAD while running Antichamber to provide logs useful for speedrun timers. Eventually, it may be expanded to cover Windows dll stuff.
Currently, there is a method to detect the end of an any% run by using the raw,
compressed length of the data. (ov_raw_total)
A utility quickly made for finding out the output of ov_raw_total for a given
file is also provided.
pushd $HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Antichamber/Binaries/Linux/
LD_PRELOAD=/path/to/antiogg.so ./UDKGame-Linux
popd
I used umodel (available here: http://gildor.org/en/projects/umodel) to
extract the ogg files contained within
/path/to/Antichamber/UDKGame/CookedLinux/Maps/Hazard/Sublevels/HazardSound.udk
using the command:
umodel -export -sounds -nomesh -noanim -nostat -notex -nolightmap /path/to/HazardSound.udk.
Output files will be contained inside the UmodelExport/HazardSound/SoundNodeWave directory.
oggrawsize (contained here) is what I'm using to get the needed values to compare
to inside of the shared library. I'm sure there's a much better way to do this,
but I don't know how to get any sort of filename, so this'll do for now.