A tool for packing resource files into a single data file.

Download pre-compiled binaries or compile the project to create an executable.

# Add .exe extension on Windows
odin build resource_packer -o:speed -out:bin/resource_packer

Execute the program in a directory containing a data folder. The program recursively reads all files in the data folder and generates the following 3 files:

• xfit_data.odin: Odin source file containing metadata for resource files
• xfit_data.xdata: Single file containing all resource file data
• xfit_data.h: A header file for use in C

After copying the generated files to your project, use them as follows:

1. Load the xfit_data.xdata file in your project.

2. Import/Include the xfit_data.odin or xfit_data.h file:

3. Use the data structure:

// Load xfit_data.xdata file into memory
data_file := os.read_entire_file("xfit_data.xdata") or_return
defer delete(data_file)

// Extract specific file data
file_info := xfit_data.data.BG_opus  // [2]int type
offset := file_info[0]  // Offset within xfit_data.xdata file
size := file_info[1]    // File size

// Extract actual file data
file_data := data_file[offset:offset+size]

Each file in the DATA struct is defined as [2]int type:

• First value ([0]): Starting offset of the file data within the xfit_data.xdata file (in bytes)
• Second value ([1]): Size of the file (in bytes)

Folder structure is represented as nested structs. For example:

DATA :: struct {
  test_txt : [2]int,
  character : struct {
    walk0_png : [2]int,
    walk1_png : [2]int,
    // ...
  },
}