Revision as of 16:25, 12 December 2018

TrainzUtil is a command line Content Management tool.

Functionality

TrainzUtil is capable of performing some content management tasks including:

• Installation, removal and editing of custom content.
• Limited searching of local content.
• Packaging local content for distribution.

TrainzUtil provides a small subset of the available content management functions, for most operations Content Manager should be used.

Usage

TrainzUtil is a command line utility and cannot be started from the Trainz Launcher. To start TrainzUtil open a command prompt and navigate to your Trainz "bin" directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\Auran\TS2010\Bin or D:N3V Games\Trainz A New Era etc). You can then launch TrainzUtil with command arguments as below.

In TRS19, you can enable trainzutil by clicking Trainz Settings > Dev > Enable Advanced debug commands, then restarting the game. You can then run the trainzutil commands from Launcher > Developer > Run trainzutil command.

NOTE: Due to the Windows command prompt treating the '<' and '>' characters as pipe operators, be sure to include quotes around any KUID parameters. For example:

   trainzutil delete "<kuid:87854:982511580>"

• TrainzUtil help

Display TrainzUtil help text.

• TrainzUtil version

Display the TrainzUtil build version.

• TrainzUtil echo <TEXT>

Echo the supplied text.

• TrainzUtil time

Echoes the current time in RFC 822 format.

• TrainzUtil setlanguage <langCode>

Set the Trainz language to the language code supplied (eg. US, FR, RU, etc).

• TrainzUtil installCDP <PATH>

Install an asset from a CDP file.

• TrainzUtil installfrompath <PATH>

Install an asset from a directory.

• TrainzUtil installfromdls <KUID>

Install an asset from the Auran Download Station.

• TrainzUtil edit <KUID>

Open an asset for editing.

• TrainzUtil generateKUID

Generate a new KUID number in the local user's KUID range.

• TrainzUtil createCDP <OUTPUT PATH> <KUID1> <KUID2> ... <KUIDX>

Export assets to a CDP file.

• TrainzUtil repairdatabase

Repairs the Trainz Asset Database.

• TrainzUtil repairdatabase extended

Forces DLC packages to be reinstalled and fully repairs database corruption. Details here

• TrainzUtil printconfig <KUID>

Print the contents of an assets config file to the console.

• TrainzUtil backupkeywords

Backup all the keywords of your assets.

• TrainzUtil importkeywords

Import keywords into the Trainz Asset Database.

• TrainzUtil add-keyword <keyword> <KUID> [..]

Add a keyword to the specified assets.

• TrainzUtil remove-keyword <keyword> <KUID> [..]

Remove a keyword from the specified assets.

• TrainzUtil search-by-keyword <keyword>

Returns a list of all assets with the specified keyword.

• TrainzUtil commit <KUID>

Commit any edits that have been made to the specified asset.

• TrainzUtil revert <KUID>

Discard any edits that have been made to the specified asset.

• TrainzUtil delete <KUID>

Delete the specified asset from disk.

• TrainzUtil list <KUID> [..]

Parses the specified kuid list into the results.

• TrainzUtil list-latest-versions <KUID>

Get the latest known version of an asset. Multiple KUIDs may be specified as multiple arguments.

• TrainzUtil list-dependencies <KUID>

Get an assets direct dependencies.

• TrainzUtil list-dependants <KUID>

Get an assets direct dependants.

• TrainzUtil authors

List of all the authorIDs that have content in the game.

• TrainzUtil searchbycategory [-a] <CategoryList>

List all the local assets with a category set in this format, "CMP;MESH|BD;-ACTV|VE|SCEN". Use the -a parameter if you want to search the Download Station as well.

• TrainzUtil filterbystatus <status> <KUID>

List all assets from the specified list which match the specified status flags.

• TrainzUtil importconsists <PATH>

Import an old style Surveyor consist list, creating consist assets for any unknown entries.

• TrainzUtil setnextcontentid <int>

Provides a 'next content ID' hint for the KUID generator.

• TrainzUtil status <KUID>

Print the status of the specified asset.

This will output + <KUID> : <Flags> : <category> : <username> where flags are a series of letters with case indicating boolean state. (capital letters are flagged true and lowercase are flagged false.)

• Aa - The asset is archived.
• Bb - The asset is builtin or packaged content.
• Cc - The asset is in the base content set.
• Dd - The asset is on the download station.
• Ee - The asset is open for edit.
• Ff - The asset is faulty.
• Ii - The asset is installed locally.
• Ll - The asset is locally modified.
• Mm - The asset has missing dependencies.
• Oo - The asset is obsolete.
• Pp - The asset is listed in the DLS index as payware DLC.
• Uu - The asset has an update available.
• Xx - The asset is authorised for use in this Trainz installation.

• TrainzUtil validate <KUID>

Perform validation and display any errors or warnings relating to this asset.

• TrainzUtil compile <PATH>

Compile a script file.

• <-d> Display gamescript documentation.
• <-s> Silent mode.
• <-bPATH> Specify a file path for the compile log.
• <-pPATH> Specify the output directory.
• <-oPATH> Specify the output library filename.
• <PATH> Input source file.
• <-iPATH> Additional include path.

• TrainzUtil convert-config <PATH>

Converts a config.txt file to config.chump or vice versa.

• TrainzUtil open-in-driver [-wait] <KUID>

Open the specified route or session asset in Driver. Optionally wait until the module is exited.

• TrainzUtil open-in-surveyor [-wait] <KUID>

Open the specified route or session asset in Surveyor. Optionally wait until the module is exited.

• TrainzUtil open-in-preview [-wait] <KUID>

Open the specified route or session asset in the asset preview tool. Optionally wait until the module is exited.

• TrainzUtil encrypt <PATH>

Encrypt a script file (gs --> gse).

• TrainzUtil export-package <device-type> <package-name> <package-build-number> [<dependency-package-name> ...] <kuid>

Export assets to a device package. Multiple KUIDs may be specified as multiple arguments.

• TrainzUtil update-package <package-name>

Update prebuilt data within a package.

• TrainzUtil install-package <PATH>

Install a package from the specified path.

• TrainzUtil clean-package [-a] <package-name>

Remove the local build's prebuilt data from within a package. Use the -a parameter if you want to strip all prebuilt data.

• TrainzUtil uninstall-package <package-name>

Uninstall the specified package.

• TrainzUtil list-package-assets <package-name>

List the assets available in the specified package.

• TrainzUtil downloadcontentlistings

Fully download the latest content listings.

• TrainzUtil listbuilds <PATH>

Print the list of installed build numbers to a file.

• TrainzUtil quit

Requests the GUI to close.

• TrainzUtil async <command..>

Begins running the specified command asynchronously.

• TrainzUtil sync

Waits for all async commands to complete.

• TrainzUtil wait <seconds>

Pause for the specified number of seconds.

• TrainzUtil @<file.txt>

Batch-execute a series of commands from the specified text file (every argument must be between double quotes). Every line of that text file will be processed like a separate call to TrainzUtil

• set <variable> <command..>

Used in a batch file, runs the specified command and overwrites the named variable with the result.

• append <variable> <command..>

Used in a batch file, runs the specified command and appends the result into the named variable.

• iferr <variable> <command..>

Used in a batch file, runs the specified command only if the named variable contains one or more errors.

• iferrflag <command..>

Used in a batch file, runs the specified command only if an error has occurred in the batch file execution up to this point.

• ifnone <variable> <command..>

Used in a batch file, runs the specified command only if the named variable contains no assets.

• ifhas <variable> <command..>

Used in a batch file, runs the specified command only if the named variable contains one or more assets.

• print <variable>

Used in a batch file, prints the content of the named variable.

• printerrors <variable>

Used in a batch file, prints any errors contained in the named variable.

• abort <TEXT>

Used in a batch files, aborts processing of the batch file immediately without raising any further errors. If arguments are present, they are logged as a single error string.

• $(<variable>)

Used as a command parameter in a batch file, replaced with the KUID(s) from the specified variable.

Notes

Due to the Windows command prompt treating the '<' and '>' characters as pipe operators, be sure to include quotes around any KUID parameters. For example:

   trainzutil delete "<kuid:87854:982511580>"

Content Creation