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I can't find the files in the game folder, where are they located?

It has been a long time since I've touched this project. I therefore try my best to adapt the wiki, the Python script and the exports to the changes which had been made by the devs.

This 'issue' is more of a to-do list. It lists everything that needs to be changed for a successful update to game version 80721.

• Parser Update AirplaneConstantes.ndf
• Parser Update GDConstantes.ndf
• Parser Update UniteDescriptor.ndf
• Parser Update WeaponDescriptor.ndf
• Parser Update Ammunition.ndf
• Parser Update DamageResistance.ndf
• Parser Update DivisionRules.ndf
• Parser Update OrderAvailability_Tactic.ndf

I would like to first say that you have done a fantastic job on the project however, the data extraction keeps throwing an error with newer versions of the files used to create the export csv, I was wondering if I could get your input updating the project so it can handle the newer data fields added since the patch this was made for?

returned value is 0
Traceback (most recent call last):

DivisionRulesArray = helper.csv.export(procedures.DivisionRules.extract("/Scripts/data/DivisionRules.ndf", "/Scripts/data/Divisions.ndf"), version, "DivisionRules", keywords.deck) 

WARNO-DATA-main\WARNO-DATA-main\Scripts\procedures\DivisionRules.py", line 107, in extract
extractDivisionRules(open(rootDirectory + filePathDivisionRules,"r").read(), 0, Divisions, 0)

WARNO-DATA-main\WARNO-DATA-main\Scripts\procedures\DivisionRules.py", line 28, in extractDivisionRules
extractDivisionRules(temporaryStr, level + 1, Divisions, divisionIndex)

WARNO-DATA-main\Scripts\procedures\DivisionRules.py", line 46, in extractDivisionRules
DivisionRules[-1][listIndex] = [DivisionRules[-1][listIndex][0], Divisions[divisionIndex][listIndex][1]]
~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
IndexError: list index out of range

Hi! Sorry for contacting you via Issues, wasn't able to find any other means. I've recently released a parser that converts Eugen's ndf files to python structures, allows for reading and editing data as well as writing it back as an ndf code. But you might be interested in the first part of that statement - reading data in. Since it's aware of the data structure, you don't have to weave a bunch of regexps together to get to a specific item. Potentially it would make your scripts substantially shorter and easier to maintain. Here is an example code for your case:

import ndf_parse as ndf

# Setup path to the source mod. Leaving output mod empty since you don't need to write data out
mod = ndf.Mod(r"path\to\mod\root", "") 
ammo = mod.parse_src(r"GameData\Generated\Gameplay\Gfx\Ammunition.ndf")
for obj_row in ammo:
    obj = obj_row.value  # row stores additional metadata like namespace, visibility, type etc. Value stores well... the value
    # skip anything that is not of this type
    if obj.type != "TAmmunitionDescriptor": 
        continue
    name = obj.by_member("Name").value 
    caliber = obj.by_member("Caliber").value
    ...

You can take a look at the documentation to see some code examples and an API reference. Hope this helps and again sorry for the issue format!

Hello, WARNO community!

It has been a while since I last actively developed this project. However, an issue opened by wolff69 has sparked my interest in the project again. After assessing the current state of the code, I have come to the conclusion that the best course of action is to perform a complete refactor by rewriting the entire code base.
Since the last commit on the main branch, I have undergone a semester focused on Python at the University of Zurich which now helps me to go about this project more professionally. I have now decided to adopt a pure object-oriented approach (OOP) using regular expressions (RegEx). This approach should result in a code base that is more readable, versatile, and easily modifiable, enabling not only those with in-depth knowledge of this specific code but also others to contribute to the project.

I will make sure to keep you updated on the progress. Greetings,
Gianluca

Crucial functions:

• complete .ndf parser
• .csv exporter
• SQL query template generator

Specific .ndf Files:

• AirplaneConstantes.ndf
• Ammunition.ndf
• DamageResistance.ndf
• DivisionRules.ndf
• Divisions.ndf
• GDConstantes.ndf
• OrderAvailability_Tactic.ndf
• UniteDescriptor.ndf
• WeaponDescriptor.ndf

Help me to figure out what the following variables from various .ndf files mean. This is crucial for the decision on what needs to be extracted, but also to keep the Data Directory up to date.

Ammunition.ndf:

• DispersionWithoutSorting
• DisplaySalveAccuracy
• ShowDamageInUI