Features:
- Audio extraction (includes video game music and narration)
- Graphics extraction (tilesets, character animations...)
License: WTFPL
WARNING: BastionMod only works with the Linux version of Bastion's Content folder (and possibly the Mac version). It will not work with the Windows version's Content folder. This is due to several major differences in file formats between each version, which would require substantial rewrites of BastionMod's code to be supported. Future versions may integrate this functionality.
Note: Before running BastionMod.py, make sure you've read the section entitled "C++ Modules".
Make sure you have installed Python 3 and Pillow (or the Python Imaging Library for Python 3).
Run BastionMod.py from the terminal to start the program, with either the -e (extract) or -c (compile) argument, followed by the path to Bastion's folder and the path to the content to be extracted/extracted content.
BastionMod uses several Python modules written in C++ using Python's C API; these must be compiled before running BastionMod. The reason for this choice is speed: Python can be quite slow sometimes, and for speed-critical operations (such as decoding and encoding large amounts of binary data), C++ is more suited to the task.
To compile the CModules, run build_CModules.py install (you may need administrative privileges for this). You'll need to build and install the latest development version of the libsquish library first:
svn checkout http://libsquish.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ libsquish-read-only
Many thanks to Ali Scissons for his work on Bastion modding. His code has been invaluable. You can view it here: https://bitbucket.org/alisci01.