A repository for me to push various bits of C# code for random file formats in random games I'm tinkering with, alongside a command line tool for extracting/building supported archives/converting supported formats to and from JSON plain text formats.

• KnuxLib - The actual C# library itself. For fully supported formats see the Supported_Formats.md file. For formats that need work see either the Issues Tab or the Experimental_Formats.md file.

• KnuxTest - A template CLI program designed for me to use when writing test code, should be left unedited with commits.

• KnuxTools - A CLI program intended for use by the end user.

To build any of the projects here, simply clone the repository and its submodules (either using a tool such as GitHub Desktop or Git CMD) then open the .sln file in a modern version of Visual Studio (anything supporting .NET 6 C# development).

For the average end user, they'll want to right click on the KnuxTools project and choose to Build, then find the compiled executable in KnuxTools/bin/Debug/net6.0.

A developer looking to experiment with or contribute to the project will want to use the KnuxTest project for development, only editing the KnuxTools project to add support for a newly implemented format.

This repository also uses various other libraries as part of it, included as either a Nuget Package or a Git Submodule. These projects are:

• libHSON-csharp - Used for reading and writing HSON files.

• HedgeLib - Used for its BINAV2 Reader and Writer.

• Marathon - Used for its BinaryReader and Writer.

• prs.net - Used for decompressing/recompressing data in Sonic Storybook Engine ONE Archives.

• PuyoTools - Used for decompressing/recompressing Sonic World Adventure Wii Engine ONZ Archives.