[GbxDump] GBX file header viewer application

[eyebo]

A new release of GbxDump is available.

Changes of version 1.67:
· DDS files are now decoded and displayed as thumbnail image (only standard DX9-style DDS files are supported)
· Thumbnails can now be exported in PNG format (incl. alpha channel support)

Details can be found in the GitHub repository of GbxDump.

Thanks, as always, for the updates!
I still use this regularly.

[Electron]

There is again a new version of GbxDump. As with the last two releases, the changes concern the displayed thumbnail. This is now displayed transparently on a checkerboard pattern (if an alpha channel is present).

Changes of version 1.68:
· Support for non-standard custom thumbnails
· Added transparent display of the thumbnail

Details can be found in the GitHub repository of GbxDump.

Further versions are not planned yet.

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[eyebo]

Any possibility to merge the functionality of GbxItemInfo into GbxDump? It'd be nice to be able to see the embedded items in a map when looking at it in GbxDump.

[Electron]

Hi eyebo,

basically this wouldn't be a problem. However, I would have to use a decompression library that is licensed under the GPL v2.
So I would have to either put GbxDump under the GPL as well or ask the licensor of the library to provide it to me under a different license (possibly for a fee). I don't want to do either.

Instead I added a query of the used objects/items from ManiaExchange. But the map must already be available on ManiaExchange. I don't know if this is helpful for you.

Download from GitHub: gbxdump.zip (1.8 MB)

Changes of version 1.69:
· Added query of used items and custom blocks from ManiaExchange
· Using an off-screen buffer for flicker-free thumbnail display

[eyebo]

Thanks for the explanation and for the update! This will work at least for some maps.

[Electron]

A new release of GbxDump is available.

Changes of version 1.70:
· Basic support for Windows 10 1809+ dark mode
· Data from T/MX is now parsed using Microsoft XmlLite