FFXIV File Explorer

A file browser that can parse and display multiple FFXIV file types and optionally swap them for user made versions.

Requirements

System requirements:

• OS List:

  OS Name	Status
  Windows 7 or newer	Supported
  MacOS	Untested

  • Some features are platform dependant:
    • Lua script parsing is only available on Windows x64

• Software requirements

  • Java 8 Runtime

Game requirements:

Platform and Languages:

Platform Name	Status	|	Language Name	Status
Windows x86/x64 Client Steam	Supported	|	Worldwide (JP/EN/FR/DE)	Supported
Windows x86/x64 Client Non-Steam	Supported	|	China (CN)	Supported
MacOS x86 Client Non-Steam	Supported	|	Korea (KR)	Supported
PlayStation 4	Not supported

Versions:

Expansion Name	Status	|	Benchmark Name	Status
Final Fantasy XIV (1.0)	Not supported	|	Final Fantasy XIV Benchmark (1.0)	Not supported
A Realm Reborn Alpha/Beta (2.0α/β)	Supported	|	A Realm Reborn Benchmark (Character Creation) (2.0α)	Supported
A Realm Reborn (2.0)	Supported	|	A Realm Reborn Benchmark (Exploration) (2.0β/2.0)	Supported
Heavensward (3.0)	Limited support	|	Heavensward Benchmark (3.0)	Limited support
Stormblood (4.0)	Limited support	|	Stormblood Benchmark (4.0)	Limited support

Working with index2 results in no file paths being available to the user, all entries are hashes

Building from source

• Software Requirements

  • A suitable JDK
    • OpenJDK 1.8-RedHat

      OpenJDK 10-RedHat is NOT compatible and will produce build errors

    • Java SE JDK 1.8
  • An active internet connection (When compiling with Maven/VS Code)

• Supported Projects:

  • Apache Maven 3.5
  • Microsoft Visual Studio Code 1.23
    • VS Code requires Maven to compile
  • IntelliJ IDEA 2018.1.3

  While there are Eclipse project files, they are exclusively for the use of VS code, Eclipse itself is NOT supported

• How to build

  • Clone or download the source code
    • Make sure that there are no spaces in the path to it
  • Install a suitable JDK and confirm that the JAVA_HOME environmental variable is set to point to it
  • For Maven:
    • Make sure Maven is set in your PATH environmental variable
    • Run mvn -f <path to source code>\pom.xml package
    • Output is in <path to source code>\target
  • For VS Code:
    • Make sure Maven is set in your PATH environmental variable
    • Open the folder
    • Go to Tasks → Run Build Task
    • Output is in <path to source code>\target
  • For IDEA
    • Open the folder
    • Download the missing dependencies:
      • Java SQLite-jdbc 3.21.0.1
      • JCraft JZlib 1.1.3
      • JOAMP JOGL 2.3.2/b1473 (and all subpackages)
      • JOAMP Gluegen 2.3.2/b904 (and all subpackages)
      • Google Gson 2.8.4
      • Dheid Colorpicker 1.1
    • Add dependency JARs to <path to source code>\libs

      Place the JARs directly in libs, do not include folders

    • Go to Build → Build Artifacts
    • Output is in <path to source code>\out
      • Manually copy contents of <path to source code>\resources into <path to source code>\out