Starbound

Starbound

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Quickly and easily unpack all pak-files! (mods/assets)
By xerus
PowerShell scripts to unpack Starbound mods & assets into a readable folder hierarchy.
   
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Advanced Script
Download the Advanced Script[drive.google.com]
This Powershell script enables you to unpack mods, assets or any other .pak-files anywhere, or even whole folders of them. It should be self-explanatory, simply run it and follow the instructions.
Legacy Script
Download the Script[drive.google.com]
This PowerShell script will unpack all steam workshop mods for Starbound and put them into a folder "Unpacked Mods" in the directory it was launched from.
Configuration
If you open any of the scripts with a text editor, there are two parameters at the top that can be modified:
$nicenames if set to true(default), every folder will be renamed according to the mod name. If it's false, the names will be the mod id, which is the name of the folder which originally contained the mod.
$unpackdir the folder wherein the script will extract the files to
Afterword
Feel free to write a comment or contact me should there be any issues or further questions!
Leaving a positive rating would motivate me to further improve the scripts and create new content for Starbound ;)

Changelog:
2017-10-19: Fixed bugs, Added Advanced Script
28 Comments
Dreamscarf 3 Jan @ 5:30am 
верни скрипт пожалуйста
Asra 19 Mar, 2023 @ 6:10pm 
Please add it back.
Snowz 6 Jun, 2022 @ 1:56pm 
damn shame
Person 7 May, 2022 @ 9:51pm 
Because the file no longer exists
Person 7 May, 2022 @ 9:51pm 
This is your reminder, multiple months later
xerus  [author] 8 Dec, 2021 @ 11:21am 
Right, I'm sorry, I cleaned out all the old Windows stuff from my Drive and forgot this still existed. I'll see where to best put it, maybe a git repo... Remind me again in a week or so if there is no update.
Kelphir_86 24 Jul, 2021 @ 5:08am 
links down
Lyro the Synth 25 Oct, 2018 @ 12:10pm 
@Xerus, I haven't been on in a while to reply because of school, but, like, 10 minutes or so, I tried it again, and it worked. (Or, maybe I just forgot to reply)
xerus  [author] 23 Oct, 2018 @ 2:06pm 
You may need to change the execution policy of powershell. Open it and execute "Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass" and then try to execute the script
Lyro the Synth 15 Oct, 2018 @ 8:39am 
when I click Run with PowerShell, it opens up a completely blank PowerShell window
also if I open it with Notepad, I am VERY confused at the instructions for unpacking...