Post: How To Find Functions Easily In The Gsc Dump. [PC/Mac/Linux]
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09-14-2014, 11:04 PM
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Taylor
Former Black Knight.
Hey NextgenUpdate Members, me and Tyler (TheFallen) were using this as a helpful command in cmd and/or terminal to find how a function is used, the parameters, where it is defined, or what it does exactly.
Note: I understand how you can utilize other programs and/or software, like notepad++ for example. However, with that you need all the gsc files open. Anyway, this tutorial is for a clean install of windows to be able to do this.
PC:
Method 1:
1.) Download the .gsc dump which can be found You must login or register to view this content.
2.) Un-rar the .gsc dump, then go in the folder for the gsc dump.
3.) Hold down shift and right click, then press "Open command window here".
4.) Find a function you want to find out about, in this case Tyler used "setClientUiVisibilityFlag" and then use the following command like this:
findstr /s /i <string to find> *.*
[i]Replace "<string to find>" with "setClientUiVisibilityFlag" for example. [color=red]DO NOT HAVE QUOTATIONS.[/color][/i]
Should result in something like this:
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5.) Open the .gsc which it is referenced, then you find it in there.
Method 2:
If somebody could get me pictures and/or detailed instructions that would be great.
1.) Put Shark's .bat file in the decompiled gsc's locations. (Download found below.)
2.) Search a function you want.
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3.) Look through the output.
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Download:
[url=https://www.dropbox.com/s/ygssft91xvc706f/GSC%20Finder.bat?dl=0]Click Here[/url]
Mac/Linux:
1.) Download the .gsc dump which can be found You must login or register to view this content.
2.) Un-rar the .gsc dump, then go in the folder for the gsc dump.
3.) Open terminal.
4.) Find a function you want to find out about, in this case I used "hide" and then use the following command like this:
grep -Hrn '<string to find>' /Users/Taylor/Downloads/Decompiled/patch_mp/
[i]Replace "<string to find>" with "hide" for example. [color=red]DO NOT HAVE QUOTATIONS.[/color][/i]
Should result in something like this:
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5.) Open the .gsc which it is referenced, then you find it in there.
Thanks for reading, Taylor!
Last edited by
Taylor ; 09-15-2014 at 02:20 PM.
04-09-2015, 05:03 PM
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kaymarie123
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