Unsure if this is still maintained, but wanted to leave this here in case anyone else is curious:
This works in 1.203.024 with 2 minor changes.
-A copy of "CubeBlocks.sbc" needs to be pulled up one level from "Content\Data\CubeBlocks" to "Content\Data" or the tool will error out, even if specifying another data location using the -F flag.
-It's a good idea to take a copy of all the .SBC files from the "Content\Data\CubeBlocks" and "Content\Data" directories and toss them into a new folder that you target with the -F flag, because some of the newer blocks won't get properly picked up or an error will be thrown for missing certain required components because Keen did goofy things a while back with the data structure.
This tool still works if specifying alternate install locations, alternate mod locations, or specifying pulling an active mod-list from a save file via their respective flags.
It's important to remember that Keen made changes to how projections work so all armor blocks identify as a single Light Armor block, regardless of light or heavy, and regardless of shape, so the tool will estimate based on assuming all armor blocks are light armor full cubes. If you do a lot of weird shape greebling, it will overestimate. This is a universal issue with every estimator/parts counting tool in existence at this time.
If you're using Industrial Overhaul, it won't properly pick up component changes to vanilla blocks, but I assume that's because it's not expecting alterations to the existing .SBC files by later files. IO components are correctly picked up and new blocks added by IO are properly tracked (aside from modified vanilla blocks and assemblers) however.
Other mods that add new blocks or components that don't modify vanilla blocks are picked up and reported just fine.
This is a glorious tool, honestly, and I'm mad it took hours of googling to find a tool that actually works with modded blocks. This should be better known.
Unsure if this is still maintained, but wanted to leave this here in case anyone else is curious:
This works in 1.203.024 with 2 minor changes.
-A copy of "CubeBlocks.sbc" needs to be pulled up one level from "Content\Data\CubeBlocks" to "Content\Data" or the tool will error out, even if specifying another data location using the -F flag.
-It's a good idea to take a copy of all the .SBC files from the "Content\Data\CubeBlocks" and "Content\Data" directories and toss them into a new folder that you target with the -F flag, because some of the newer blocks won't get properly picked up or an error will be thrown for missing certain required components because Keen did goofy things a while back with the data structure.
This tool still works if specifying alternate install locations, alternate mod locations, or specifying pulling an active mod-list from a save file via their respective flags.
It's important to remember that Keen made changes to how projections work so all armor blocks identify as a single Light Armor block, regardless of light or heavy, and regardless of shape, so the tool will estimate based on assuming all armor blocks are light armor full cubes. If you do a lot of weird shape greebling, it will overestimate. This is a universal issue with every estimator/parts counting tool in existence at this time.
If you're using Industrial Overhaul, it won't properly pick up component changes to vanilla blocks, but I assume that's because it's not expecting alterations to the existing .SBC files by later files. IO components are correctly picked up and new blocks added by IO are properly tracked (aside from modified vanilla blocks and assemblers) however.
Other mods that add new blocks or components that don't modify vanilla blocks are picked up and reported just fine.
This is a glorious tool, honestly, and I'm mad it took hours of googling to find a tool that actually works with modded blocks. This should be better known.