respectz / blue-archive-viewer

Blue Archive Resource Viewer

Blue Archive Viewer

This is not affiliated nor nothing to do with Yostar.

This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.

Features:

• Supports EN and JP Server
• CG Gallery
• Live2D Viewer

Requirements

• Python 3.6+
• Node 1.10.6+

Installing python requirements:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Getting Started

First, fetch the needed data:

python run py/main.py

To start the webserver:

npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.

Wallpaper Engine

There are two ways.

• You can download that includes every character at releases.
• Or go to the web, navigate to the Live2D, and click the download as wallpaper engine button.

TODO

• Create a workflow + script for updating dump.cs instead doing it manually
• Script for fetching TableBundles
• EN Version
• Support wallpaper engine
• Export to gif/mp4
• Automatically get JP URL (not sure about this)

Bugs

• Sometimes the audio cases to play multiple times ?

Some weird cases

• I don't know why the ch0152 jp version is missing CH0152_home4.png (seems like CH0152 has multiple bundle files, so we need to check again if the file is unique instead of skipping it.)
• there's Hanako_home.skel inside hare_home ???
• CH0996_home.atlas should be renamed into CH_9996.atlas
• ibuki_home should be renamed to CH0077

Credits

• K0lb3 BA Asset Downloader

blue-archive-viewer's Issues

No need to check Play Store for EN latest version

https://github.com/respectZ/blue-archive-viewer/blob/main/py/api/en/main.py#L52

Regardless of which version number is sent to version-check (but it must be an existing version), the returned latest_build_version and latest_build_number are the latest versions, but resource_path is the version that was sent.

So just send two requests, the first to get latest version and update body, the second to get latest resource_path.

Support for character sprites

It's trivial to support character sprites as well: just change the filter in the download_spinelobbies code to look for spinecharacters instead. Note that for some reason while the lobby spritesheets are normal, the character spritesheets are vertically mirrored, so need to be corrected (such as via convert -flip) before they'll display correctly. Aside from that the viewer works perfectly with them without any additional modifications (although it does really like "fill" to mean "zoom in so there's no borders at all, even if it means most of the sprite goes off screen" when displaying a portrait on a landscape screen...)