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json2xdb

This script populates a functional, near-complete FusionFall XDB tabledata server. You need an existing MySQL server (an old version; 5.5.42 seems to work with the FusionFall client). This can be set up pretty easily using Docker. You also need a copy of xdt.json from the OpenFusion tabledata repository.

It is interesting to note that the JSON tabledata file is really just a Unity ScriptableObject containing all the XDT/XDB state packaged into a FusionFall client build. The devs likely kept a central tabledata server around (XDB) and, whenever it was time for a client build, they fetched it into local binary files (XDT) before finally packing them into the XdtTableScript asset.

I would like to thank my girlfriend for showing me the wonders of tqdm. It really helped being able to see that things were happening.