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wad-js

v1.0.0

Published

A NodeJS module for extracting resources and loading Lumps/Data from WAD files

Downloads

8

Readme

Wad-JS

A NodeJS module for extracting resources and loading Lumps/Data from WAD files

Supported Features

  • Opening WAD and listing all Lumps
  • Opening and exporting Graphics/Flat Lumps as PNG
  • Map Data parsing and export to PNG
  • Convert MUS data to Midi and export

Getting started

There are a few different classes/types that handle all these tasks,

let { Wad, Graphic, MapData, Flat, Mus2Midi, Playpal } = require("wadjs")
  • Wad
  • Graphic
  • MapData
  • Flat
  • Mus2Midi
  • Playpal

You can load a WAD file using the following

let Wadfile = new Wad("./path/to/wad");

once loaded you can then check on the lumps/files that the wad file has with a console.log of

Wadfile.getLump( index ) 

or check the LumpType here

Wadfile.detectLumpType( index )

When you know what file you are working with, you can choose the type and create a new object with the data needed

let mapData = new MapData(WadFile, "E1M1")
let graphic = new Graphic(WadFile.getLumpByName("TITLEPIC"))
let mus = new Mus2midi(WadFile.getLumpByName("D_E1M1"))

You can then write a png or midi using the following

fs.writeFileSync('./map.png', mapData.getImageData())
fs.writeFileSync('/music.mid', Buffer.from(mus))
fs.writeFileSync('/image.png', graphic.getImageData(WadFile))

More examples can be found in the test package included running Jest

More documentation coming soon!