A poor Scumm v5 script extractor ... The back story to this project is covered in my blog post "A deep dive into the SCUMM bytecode"
- Java 21 (Tested with Temurin 21)
- Maven (Tested with Maven 3.9.5)
mvn clean test
mvn package
A successful build will leave you with a monkeybusiness.jar in the target directory.
For obvious reasons the project does not contain any game files.
Nontheless testing with them makes a lot of sense.
(And to be honest: You'll need them anyway if you want to do anyting with this project...)
So JUnit assumes a file named monkey.001 in src/test/resources but will skip certain tests if the file is not available.
This will not affect other unit-tests.
Furthermore there is a special "test" called MonkeyBusinessTest#createRegressiveTestFiles.
It will extract all available opcodes from a provided game file to create special one-opcode-scripts in src/test/resources/opcodes.
This can come in handy for testing special opcdes in isolation.
java -jar monkeybusiness.jar "path/to/your/monkey.001"
- Somehow it's not reading my game files: Make sure that it's a SCUMM V5 file. Older game versions like the EGA version are SCUMM V4 which is very different from V5.