Releases: andrewathalye/destiny-string-tool
Destiny String Tool v1.4
This release adds support for Season 17 Strings and makes some quality-of-life changes that should render syntax more consistent.
Destiny String Tool v1.0
This is the first truly stable release of Destiny String Tool, with support for all languages supported in Destiny and a no-compromises approach to reference parsing. This version is still suitable only for native endian parsing, meaning that use with PS3 or Xbox 360 files is not recommended on PC, and on PowerPC systems only Big Endian files should be parsed. Over the next few days I'll work on adding support for foreign endianness, but in the meantime hopefully you can make use of this tool.
x86_64-linux-gnu static
x86_64-w64-mingw32 static
Note for Windows use: You’ll need to use an alternative Windows console, like Cygwin or MinGW, in order to see correct Unicode output, since cmd and powershell do not support true UTF-8 (at least not on Windows 10). Additionally, you might consider outputting to a file instead of console for efficiency reasons.
Destiny String Tool v0.5
x86_64 GLIBC Linux binary for destiny-string-tool.
No additional files are included, so please refer to COPYING and README in this repository.
win64 static binary for destiny-string-tool
Please refer to COPYING and README in this repository.