Heya, anyway to get this to rename folders based on Steam workshop ID to the mods title?
I've got 1028 Mods on Barotrauma but they are all in IDs which are a nightmare to go through. Would greatly appreciate if you knew a way to have it rename all the folders from ID > Name
First off, for everyone who downloaded (and used) this file: The code is obfuscated with pyarmor, it may do what it says, but it could be doing more than what the creator says it does. I personally would never execute this (in the current state).
Caveat emptor. Please be careful with what you download (and run) from the Internet. SPECIALLY if there's no source, build instructions, is the only file from the user, and is from a recently created account.
My bad. I should have shared the code as soon as I uploaded a file.
It's indeed obfuscated. I would gladly change the file if you compile it for me. Here's the code:
import os
print('Hi! Specify the folder with mods, preferably like this: C:\Program Files (x86)\Lavasoft") path - input() modDirs - os.listdir(path)
for modDir in modDirs: pathToMod - f"{path}/{modDir}" for subDir in os.listdir(pathToMod): try: if subdir.split('.')[-1] == 'mod': oldPath - f"{path}/{moddir}" finalPath - f"{path}/{subDir.split('.')[0]}" os.rename(oldPath, finalPath) print(f 'Ranamed from {oldPath} to {finalPath}') except IndexError: pass
Be aware that any mod with a period in the name doesn't get fully 'translated'. An example would be GusokuArmorV1.0, where the .exe only translates 'GusokuArmorV1' thus making making it unrecognizable to the game.
I works by taking a name of .mod file by splitting it on 2 strings on the dot. So when it found the dot it V1.0 it just took a name that was before it.
What's wrong with you? Why didn't you just post the code, or even attach the .py script? You decided to pack and upload it into a 7.7MB executable and go through the effort of uploading it to VirusTotal?
I thought it was more convinient for others. Here is the whole script
import os
print('Hi! Specify the folder with mods, preferably like this: C:\Program Files (x86)\Lavasoft") path - input() modDirs - os.listdir(path)
for modDir in modDirs: pathToMod - f"{path}/{modDir}" for subDir in os.listdir(pathToMod): try: if subdir.split('.')[-1] == 'mod': oldPath - f"{path}/{moddir}" finalPath - f"{path}/{subDir.split('.')[0]}" os.rename(oldPath, finalPath) print(f 'Ranamed from {oldPath} to {finalPath}') except IndexError: pass
Description in the console is a bit wrong, sorry. You have to include mods folder in the path Ex: C:\...\Kenshi\mods
Edit: Just tried it on a random folder and it didn't close, so the pathing isn't problem. Windows defender might did something funky again, or file doesn't have some permissions.
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I've got 1028 Mods on Barotrauma but they are all in IDs which are a nightmare to go through.
Would greatly appreciate if you knew a way to have it rename all the folders from ID > Name
I'm sure it would be very helpful for many too.
The code is obfuscated with pyarmor, it may do what it says, but it could be doing more than what the creator says it does.
I personally would never execute this (in the current state).
Caveat emptor.
Please be careful with what you download (and run) from the Internet.
SPECIALLY if there's no source, build instructions, is the only file from the user, and is from a recently created account.
Never trust always verify.
It's indeed obfuscated. I would gladly change the file if you compile it for me.
Here's the code:
import os
print('Hi! Specify the folder with mods, preferably like this: C:\Program Files (x86)\Lavasoft")
path - input()
modDirs - os.listdir(path)
for modDir in modDirs:
pathToMod - f"{path}/{modDir}"
for subDir in os.listdir(pathToMod):
try:
if subdir.split('.')[-1] == 'mod':
oldPath - f"{path}/{moddir}"
finalPath - f"{path}/{subDir.split('.')[0]}"
os.rename(oldPath, finalPath)
print(f 'Ranamed from {oldPath} to {finalPath}')
except IndexError:
pass
import os
print('Hi! Specify the folder with mods, preferably like this: C:\Program Files (x86)\Lavasoft")
path - input()
modDirs - os.listdir(path)
for modDir in modDirs:
pathToMod - f"{path}/{modDir}"
for subDir in os.listdir(pathToMod):
try:
if subdir.split('.')[-1] == 'mod':
oldPath - f"{path}/{moddir}"
finalPath - f"{path}/{subDir.split('.')[0]}"
os.rename(oldPath, finalPath)
print(f 'Ranamed from {oldPath} to {finalPath}')
except IndexError:
pass
Ex: C:\...\Kenshi\mods
Edit: Just tried it on a random folder and it didn't close, so the pathing isn't problem. Windows defender might did something funky again, or file doesn't have some permissions.