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libbsp-js

v0.9.2

Published

JS library for parsing and reading BSP (Binary Space Partition) structures in Quake-based game engines

Downloads

205

Readme

LibBSP-js

This is a port of the LibBSP library that targets the web. As stated in the original README:

Library for parsing and reading BSP (Binary Space Partition) structures in Quake-based game engines

The classes in this project exist to parse and store BSP structure information from various formats from many Quake engine forks, including Source and Quake 3.

This library has zero dependencies.

This port is mostly a direct translation of the C# code to Typescript. Since we don't have direct access to all the files on the filesystem of the server or user, a FakeFileSystem was implemented.

Some engines expect additional .lmp files. Be sure to add those to the FakeFileSystem as well.

Example usage:

FakeFileSystem.baseUrl = 'quake/'
await FakeFileSystem.Init()
await FakeFileSystem.DownloadFile('maps/mymap.bsp')
const myBsp = new BSP(FakeFileSystem.GetFile('maps/mybsp.bsp'))

for (let i = 0; i < myBsp.entities.count; i++) {
    const entity = myBsp.entities.get(i)
    console.log(entity.name, entity.className, entity)
}

For more detailed example usage, you can check the code of the Unity BSP importer.