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wadcli is a tool for Windows and Linux that allows the reading, creation, and manipulation of Doom WADs through command-line, made with the purpose of faster development for the creation and modification of WAD files, without the need of GUI applications.
Update: Now has a community AUR package you can find here.
For this purpose, wadcli is feature-rich, allowing users to add, delete or rename lumps, merge WADs together, extract lumps into a folder, compressing and decompressing them, change and swap lumps' positions, and so on. It is also possible to do multiple actions together, such as renaming lumps that would be added to a WAD file, delete a different lump, change another lump's position, and then compress the WAD, all in one line.
See the Github page for more information, and to understand the functionality of wadcli better.
Downloads:
License: FreeBSD/2-Clause BSD License. See here. (Basically just like the Reusable tag in the MB).
I hope a lot of use can be found from this tool, and please let me know if there's any problems so I can fix them.
Update: Now has a community AUR package you can find here.
For this purpose, wadcli is feature-rich, allowing users to add, delete or rename lumps, merge WADs together, extract lumps into a folder, compressing and decompressing them, change and swap lumps' positions, and so on. It is also possible to do multiple actions together, such as renaming lumps that would be added to a WAD file, delete a different lump, change another lump's position, and then compress the WAD, all in one line.
See the Github page for more information, and to understand the functionality of wadcli better.
Downloads:
- Windows: see Releases.
- Linux: building recommended. See build instructions.
License: FreeBSD/2-Clause BSD License. See here. (Basically just like the Reusable tag in the MB).
I hope a lot of use can be found from this tool, and please let me know if there's any problems so I can fix them.
