Tsukuru

Augment your Source Engine development workflow with Tsukuru, a handy Windows tool which provides useful features for SourceMod scripting and Source Engine map compilation.

Features

Source Engine Map Compiler

• Easy to use UI for VBSP, VVIS and VRAD settings
• Automatic map versioning support with choice of versioning format - Version with date (yyyyMMdd) or incrementing build number
• Supports patched VRAD for improved multi-core performance
• BSPZIP Resource Packing UI with optional intelligent packing mode - allows for only used files to be packed into a BSP
• Automatic file/asset templating - allowing for map specific files to be generated and contents to be replaced via the use of tokens
• BSP Repack support - to further compress data within a BSP
• Shareable compiler settings support - allows you to share your map compile settings with your team
• Realtime output from compiler processes, organised into its own process tab so you can view logs easier
• Integrated game launcher support - once your map compiles you can load the map into the game engine directly from Tsukuru

SourceMod Plugin Compiler

• Easy to use UI for batch plugin compiles
• Ability to execute a CMD file after a build completes for automation
• Automatic build / version number management
• Copy plugins to clipboard on successful compile

Translations

• Import your SourceMod translations into a single project file - this allows for easier maintainability
• Export from a translation project into SourceMod translation files - this allows for you to export translations back into SourceMod from a translation project file. An example implementation of this is the Gemidyne Contributor Portal which allows contributors to edit translations.

Download

The latest release can be downloaded from here: https://github.com/gemidyne/tsukuru/releases/latest. Click on the Tsukuru zip file to start the download. Once downloaded, double click Tsukuru.exe.

License

Licensed under the GNU GPL License

Having issues with your VPROJECT environment variable?

Please ensure that a User environment variable is set with the name "VPROJECT". Tsukuru expects a User environment variable, instead of a System environment variable.

The VPROJECT user env variable must be set to the game directory.

For example: G:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Team Fortress 2\tf