reliquary-archiver

tool to create a relic export from network packets of a certain turn-based anime game

json output format is based on the format of HSR-Scanner

made to be used with fribbels hsr optimizer

run

• requires npcap (windows) or libpcap (linux)
  • when installing on windows, make sure to enable the "winpcap api-compatible mode". if this is grayed out for you, see here for more details
  • when building on Linux, set the CAP_NET_RAW capability on the resulting executable (via pcap(3pcap))

    sudo setcap CAP_NET_RAW=+ep target/release/reliquary-archiver

• download latest release from here
• make sure you're on the main menu screen before the train hyperdrive in-gmae
• run the archiver executable and wait until it says "listening with a timeout"
• enter train hyperdrive in-gmae
• if successful, the archiver should output a file to archiver_output.json

cli usage

Usage: reliquary-archiver.exe [OPTIONS] [OUTPUT]

Arguments:
  [OUTPUT]  Path to output .json file to [default: archive_output.json]

Options:
      --pcap <PCAP>          Read packets from .pcap file instead of capturing live packets
      --timeout <TIMEOUT>    How long to wait in seconds until timeout is triggered (for live capture) [default: 120]
  -v, --verbose...           How verbose the output should be, can be set up to 3 times. Has no effect if RUST_LOG is set
  -l, --log-path <LOG_PATH>  Path to output log to
  -h, --help                 Print help

to customize logging, either

• set the verbose flags
• or set RUST_LOG env variable to customize logging, see here

to output logs to a file, provide --log-path <path>. file logs will always be trace-level.

build from source

• follow instructions here
  • for me on windows, adding the Packet.lib and wpcap.lib from the sdk (check the x64 or arm dir) to this directory was enough to link successfully
• cargo build / cargo run

library

want to do more with packet parsing? check out the standalone library the archiver is built on top off!