1.5.5

• Fixed an issue where a 32bit windows build was was erroring out on needless type conversions in gffjson: #44
• depend on and build with nim 1.6.4

1.5.4

• Fixed #42: JSON output of nwn_gff erroneously ending in clrf instead of lf.
• Some internal API changes, made game/user root finder helpers available to library consumers.

1.5.3

• Added RESTYPE_JUI.
• nwn_erf will now error out when the resulting file would exceed 2GB.
• Attempted fix for windows DLLs.
• Nim 1.6.0.

1.4.5

Added the missing restypes from the previous game builds.

1.4.4

Fixed:

• Floating point json fields now accept json int types.
• CSV generator was not escaping a,b correctly.
• TwoDA reader now strips empty rows at file end.

ResMan can now read nwsync manifest data. To enable that, the tooling will now attempt to auto-detect the user directory.

1.4.3

• erf: we now ignore RESTYPE_INVALID from stopping a unpack process (might change later)
• Update to nim 1.4.8.
• Drop the frozen docopt in the repo, and use the nimble package instead. This should remove the legacy dependency on the pcre.dll on Windows.

1.4.2

These fixes were made to address issues with the NWSync dependent:

• Update zstd to 1.4.8
• Enforce zstd cdecl linkage, hopefully addressing issues on 32bit windows compiles.
• Now built on CI with nim 1.4.2.

Additionally in this release:

• nwn_erf no longer fails when trying to pack a empty file.

1.4.1

This adds support for the E1 keybif and erf format. E1 can optionally compress resources and also provides checksums for each entry. That change necessitated some changes to the resman API, so handling compressed payloads becomes easier.

The utilities now should detect NWN_ROOT properly even when running on a Steam install.

1.3.2

This release brings nim 1.4.0 compatibility.

Additionally, binaries are now built by github-actions.

1.3.1

• gffjson: GffVoid is now backwards-compat; base64 data is stored in KEY.value64. Legacy data is read from .value, but never written.
• Progress bar offset on windows is fixed #14
• Label is set properly on newResMemFile #17

Note: On Windows, if you run into strange stream seek/offset errors, try the 32bit binaries.