WolfTL

This is a simple tool for extracting translation-relevant data from WolfRPG .dat and .mps files and storing them in JSON files.
The data parsing code is based on Wolf Trans.

Usage

WolfTL.exe <DATA-FOLDER> <OUTPUT-FOLDER> <MODE> [OPTION]

Possible modes are:
create - Create the Patch
patch - Apply the Patch
patch_ip - Apply the Patch in place, i.e., override the original data files

Possible options are:
no_gd - Skip Game.dat

After creating the Patch, the OUTPUT-FOLDER will contain a folder called dump, which contains folders for the three types (CommonEvents, Databases, and Maps). After applying the Patch, a new folder called patched will be created, containing the data folder with the updated files inside.

Example Execution

# Create the Patch for a game located at D:\Wolf\Game and write the output to D:\Work\Game
WolfTL.exe D:\Wolf\Game\Data D:\Work\Game create
# Apply the Patch
WolfTL.exe D:\Wolf\Game\Data D:\Work\Game patch

If any of the paths contain a space, the path needs to be enclosed in quotation marks, e.g.:

WolfTL.exe "D:\Path with Spaces\Game\Data" "D:\Other Path with Spaces\Game" create

Note

WolfPro games are supported. After patching, the files will be unencrypted, allowing them to be opened in any Wolf RPG editor.

WolfRPG Commands

The following is a list of all the different commands used within WolfRPG and their respective code.

Command	Code	Description
Blank	0	Empty command; used as padding or placeholder
Checkpoint	99	Sets a resume or checkpoint position within the event
Message	101	Displays a message window with text
Choices	102	Displays a choice selection to the player
Comment	103	Developer comment; has no effect at runtime
ForceStopMessage	105	Immediately closes the current message window
DebugMessage	106	Displays a debug-only message
ClearDebugText	107	Clears accumulated debug text
VariableCondition	111	Branch based on a variable’s value
StringCondition	112	Branch based on a string variable’s value
SetVariable	121	Assigns or modifies a numeric variable
SetString	122	Assigns or modifies a string variable
InputKey	123	Waits for or checks player key input
SetVariableEx	124	Advanced variable operations such as calculations or references
AutoInput	125	Simulates player input automatically
BanInput	126	Disables specific player inputs
Teleport	130	Moves the player to another map or location
Sound	140	Plays or controls sound effects or background music
Picture	150	Displays, moves, or removes pictures
ChangeColor	151	Changes screen color tone or applies filters
SetTransition	160	Sets the screen transition effect
PrepareTransition	161	Preloads the selected transition
ExecuteTransition	162	Executes the prepared transition
StartLoop	170	Begins an infinite loop block
BreakLoop	171	Exits the current loop
BreakEvent	172	Terminates the current event execution
EraseEvent	173	Erases the event from the map until reload
ReturnToTitle	174	Returns the game to the title screen
EndGame	175	Ends the game and closes the application
StartLoop2	176	Begins an alternative loop type used internally by the engine
StopNonPic	177	Stops non-picture drawing or updates
ResumeNonPic	178	Resumes non-picture drawing or updates
LoopTimes	179	Repeats a loop a specified number of times
Wait	180	Waits for a specified duration
Move	201	Moves an event or character
WaitForMove	202	Waits until movement is complete
CommonEvent	210	Executes a common event by ID
CommonEventReserve	211	Reserves a common event to run later
SetLabel	212	Defines a jump label within the event
JumpLabel	213	Jumps execution to a specified label
SaveLoad	220	Opens the save or load selection screen
LoadGame	221	Loads a saved game
SaveGame	222	Saves the current game state
MoveDuringEventOn	230	Allows player movement during events
MoveDuringEventOff	231	Disables player movement during events
Chip	240	Changes a map chip tile at runtime
ChipSet	241	Changes tileset or chip configuration
Database	250	Modifies database values at runtime
ImportDatabase	251	Imports external database data
Party	270	Manages party members, such as adding or removing characters
MapEffect	280	Applies effects tied to the map
ScrollScreen	281	Scrolls the screen view
Effect	290	Executes visual or special effects
CommonEventByName	300	Executes a common event by name
ChoiceCase	401	Branch case for a specific choice
SpecialChoiceCase	402	Special branch case, such as default or extra
ElseCase	420	Else branch of a conditional
CancelCase	421	Branch executed when a choice is canceled
LoopEnd	498	Marks the end of a loop block
BranchEnd	499	Marks the end of a conditional branch
Default	999	Fallback or undefined command handler
ProFeature	1000	Feature available only in the Pro version