PyTap

A python module that allows you to get data from hyperPad .tap files.

Functions

• launch(tap) - Initializes a .tap file, do this before anything else.
• get_game_details() - Returns a JSON version of gameDetails.plist, it contains stuff such as the game name, and aspect ratios.
• get_level_details() - Returns a JSON version of levelDetails.plist, has some dumb stuff you probably wont use.
• get_scenes() - Returns a JSON with arrays for every scene and overlay in the project, this is one scene {'name': 'Scene 1', 'position': (514.4542846679688, 480.0265808105469), 'zoom': 0.48193585872650146, 'preload': 0}
• get_objects() - Returns a JSON with every scene, inside the scenes are every object on that scene, and their data.
• get_behaviours() - Returns a JSON of every object, and their behaviours.
• get_layers() - Returns a JSON of every Layer in the project, each layer has its scene and if its a ui layer.
• get_project() - Gets everything and compiles it into 1 JSON.
• extract_assets(to, format, compress) - Extracts all assets with the format to to (format format like ".png"), compress will resize all the images to their dimensions divided by compress, good if you wanna port a hyperpad game to hardware with little VRAM.
• get_asset_path(path, format, get_hd) - Usually if you get a objects asset path, it will just be a path to the folder that has the asset in it, you can put that in here to get the actual path to the asset. (hyperPad stores a hd and non hd version of images, the non hd is half the normal size, so if you wanna get the HD make sure get_hd is True.)
• get_image_dimensions(path, format, get_hd) - Gets the dimensions of an image, same inputs as get_asset_path()
• get_asset_size(path, format, get_hd) - Gets the size of an asset in Bytes.

Required Libraries

This is everything thats imported in the .py, youre a big boy im sure youll figure it out.

import zipfile
import plistlib
import json
import io
import os
import sqlite3
import base64
import tempfile
from plistlib import UID
from PIL import Image

how to use the pytap audio extractor

youll need ffmpeg installed on your computer

python PyTapAudioExtract.py "C:\Path\To\YourFile.tap"