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I'd ultimately like to copy those mesh movers to a zone file that would be always loaded so I can remove the doors in free roaming mode. I found the Lua mission scripts that call mesh movers to remove the doors, but those mesh movers are only available in the mission zone files. That was one of my incentives for creating these tools. But since you told me the formats are the same I will test some SR4 files when I have some time.Īlso, one thing I've been wanting to do for a long time was to remove some doors in SR3 (the garage door to the Syndicate Tower and the pony barn door in Safeword) while in free roaming mode.

I have only been working with SR3 files so far for my testing. If you have any questions/comments, I'd love to hear them!Ĭlick to expand.Yes, since your original post about the zone format was for SR3, I didn't know if the format would be the same for SR4. I want to express my sincere appreciation to Knobby at Volition for all the wonderful help and information he's provided which allowed me to make this tool. SR3 zone file format - lots of detail about the internal format of zone files.

Traffic and world zone questions - a detailed description of the various types of zone files and how they're used.

If you'd like to learn more about Zone Files, here are some great links: Can still read XML files created by version 2.x. Changed all elements to XML comments.Ģ.4 Added "audio_emitter" object type name in SRReadZone and ZRZoneTool.Ģ.5 Added the complete (?) list of object type names to SRReadZone and ZRZoneTool, contributed by Minimaul.ģ.0 Updated SRZoneTool to parse and convert zone file section type 0x2233 (crunched reference geometry) up to and including object coordinates. Additional XML file validation.Ģ.1 Added "-position" and "-type" options to SRReadZone.Ģ.3 Added object type names in SRReadZone and SRZoneTool. Reduced default verbosity in SRZoneTool.ġ.3 Updated SRReadZone tool to parse zone file section type 0x2233 (crunched reference geometry) up to and including object coordinates.Ģ.0 Changes to SRZoneTool XML format (see details in readme.txt). Added SRReadZone.html document.ġ.2 Added new command line options to SRZoneFinder tool.

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Full SR4 compatibility for all tools.ġ.0 First official release. Can combine header and zone data in a single XML file. See this post for more information.Ġ.1 Initial release of SRReadZone tool.Ġ.2 Added "-n" normalize option to SRReadZone tool.Ġ.3 Initial release of SRZoneTool tool.Ġ.4 SRZoneTool now parses all known data structures. These tools should run fine under Linux with Mono.

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The source code and license is available in my GitHub repository at The executables are available in the package attached to this post. Writes one or more bytes to specific locations in an existing file. Just put the ".exe" files somewhere in your PATH and run them. Please Note: These tools do NOT work with Saints Row: Gat Out Of Hell. What Saints Row games does this work with? If you would like to change the location or orientation of an object on a map, you probably want to edit a zone file. You can read about the data that is parsed in the " SR3 zone file format" thread written by Knobby from Volition.

Object and Property fields in the zone data file (".czn_pc").

All fields in the zone header file (".czh_pc").

The following data is parsed by SRZoneTool: Parsed data is converted to easy-to-read named XML elements that can be easily edited. Unparsed data is converted to a list of bytes in hexadecimal. SRZoneTool converts all data to an XML format so it can be converted back to a zone file, but not all data is parsed. Zone files contain a large amount of data in a multitude of different formats. The SRZoneTool converts Saints Row zone files (".czh_pc" and ".czn_pc") to XML format which can be edited with any text editor, and then converts these XML files back into valid zone files.

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This assumes you have some familiarity with the Windows command line. This package contains Windows command-line tools that can be used to work with zone files (*.czh_pc and *.czn_pc).