brs.js

Read and write Brickadia save files (.brs)

Currently supports save versions <= 4

Warning: Unreal Engine uses numbers potentially larger than Javascript can handle.

Install

npm install brs-js

Documentation and Usage

Node:

const brs = require('brs-js');

ES6:

import brs from 'brs-js';

Save Object

The Save Object is the input and output of this program. It represents the decoded/decompressed contents of the save. Strings can be UCS-2 or UTF-8. UUIDs follow the spec. The save_time field is 8 bytes (Little Endian) instead of a long. Unsigned ints, while unlikely, may overflow.

{
  version: short,
  map: string,
  author: {id: uuid, name: string},
  save_time: UTC as 8 bytes,
  brick_count: int,
  mods: string array,
  brick_assets: [string],
  colors: [[byte, byte, byte, byte], ... ],
  materials: [string],
  brick_owners: [{id: uuid, name: string}, ... ],
  bricks: [{
    asset_name_index: int,
    size: [uint, uint, uint],
    position: [int, int, int],
    direction: 0-5,
      // 0: X Positive
      // 1: X Negative
      // 2: Y Positive
      // 3: Y Negative
      // 4: Z Positive
      // 5: Z Negative
    rotation: 0-3,
      // 0: 0 Deg
      // 1: 90 Deg
      // 2: 180 Deg
      // 3: 270 Deg
    collision: bool,
    visibility: bool,
    material_index: uint,
    color: uint or [byte, byte, byte, byte],
    owner_index: uint,
  }, ... ],
}

Function brs.read(buffer)

Returns: Save Object

In node, the buffer can be obtained from fs.readFile without an encoding specified. In web, the buffer can be obtained via File.arrayBuffer(). Be sure to resolve promises where necessary.

Function brs.write(saveObj)

Returns: Byte Array

In node, the buffer can be saved with from fs.writeFile(fileName, buffer). In web, the buffer can be making a new Blob([buffer]), and can be downloaded with an <a download> with href as URL.createObjectURL(blob).