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csgo-centrifuge

Go API & CLI for downloading and extracting data from BSP files. Can be used to get radar-overviews for all historic map versions of CS:GO.

API / Public Service

We provide a free public service to get any radar image and map-info file easily.

Usage

URL Formats

https://radar-overviews.csgo.saiko.tech/<map>/<crc>/radar.dds
https://radar-overviews.csgo.saiko.tech/<map>/<crc>/radar.png - radar.dds converted to PNG (smaller, same quality)
https://radar-overviews.csgo.saiko.tech/<map>/<crc>/info.txt - VDF format (Valve Data Format)
https://radar-overviews.csgo.saiko.tech/<map>/<crc>/info.json - info.txt converted to JSON (easier to work with)
https://radar-overviews.csgo.saiko.tech/<map>/<crc>/nav.nav - <map>.nav- see https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Nav_Mesh and https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/NAV

ℹ️ See further down on how to get the <crc> value.

Examples

Limitations / Contact

The public service does not offer any uptime or compatibility guarantees. It also doesn't allow listing/indexing of all map versions or access to the BSP files.

If you are interested in a business-grade service (and many more features!) please get in touch - you can find contact details on the saiko.tech website.

CLI

Installation

go install github.com/saiko-tech/csgo-centrifuge/cmd/csgo-centrifuge@latest

Usage

$ csgo-centrifuge --help
NAME:
   csgo-centrifuge - process CSGO game files in (hopefully) interesting ways

USAGE:
   main [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]

COMMANDS:
   bsp             extract interesting data from BSP (Binary-Space-Partition - source-engine maps) files
   crc-table, crc  extract the CRC table from bin/linux64/engine_client.so
   download, dl    download a file from the steam workshop
   help, h         Shows a list of commands or help for one command

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
   --help, -h  show help (default: false)

Example

If you have installed csgo-centrifuge, cq & ImageMagick's convert you can do the following to get the correct radar image from a map_crc code.

See further down on how to get the map_crc code.

$ map_crc=2895852907
$ csgo_dir="SteamLibrary/steamapps/common/Counter-Strike Global Offensive"

$ crc_table=$(csgo-centrifuge crc-table --in-file $csgo_dir/bin/linux64/engine_client.so)

$ echo $crc_table | cq "(filter #(= (:map_crc %) $map_crc)) first"
{:map_crc 2895852907, :map_name "de_cache", :workshop_id 2497723828}

$ echo $crc_table | cq "(filter #(= (:map_crc %) $map_crc)) first :map_name"
de_cache

$ echo $crc_table | cq "(filter #(= (:map_crc %) $map_crc)) first :workshop_id"
2497723828

$ map_name=de_cache
$ workshop_id=2650330155

$ csgo-centrifuge download --workshop-file-id 2497723828 --out-file $map_name.bsp.zip
$ unzip $map_name.bsp.zip

$ csgo-centrifuge bsp radar-image --in-file de_cache.bsp --output-dir out
$ ls out
de_cache_radar.dds  de_cache.txt

$ convert -flip out/de_cache_radar.dds de_cache_radar.png

And then you get the following image de_cache_radar.png:

Library

Go Get

BSP Utils (Radar Extraction)

go get github.com/saiko-tech/csgo-centrifuge/pkg/bsputil@latest

CRC Table Extraction

go get github.com/saiko-tech/csgo-centrifuge/pkg/crc@latest

Steam API (Workshop Downloads)

go get github.com/saiko-tech/csgo-centrifuge/pkg/steamapi@latest

Usage

See API docs.

How to get the map crc code

You can get the map_crc code from demos in the net-message msg.CSVCMsg_ServerInfo.MapCrc using demoinfocs-golang.

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"os"

	dem "github.com/markus-wa/demoinfocs-golang/v2/pkg/demoinfocs"
	"github.com/markus-wa/demoinfocs-golang/v2/pkg/demoinfocs/msg"
)

func main() {
	f, err := os.Open("my.dem")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	defer f.Close()

	p := dem.NewParser(f)
	defer p.Close()

	p.RegisterNetMessageHandler(func(info *msg.CSVCMsg_ServerInfo) {
		fmt.Println("map_crc", info.MapCrc)
	})
   
	err := p.ParseToEnd()
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
}

Acknowledgements

Massive thanks to @rogerxiii for the proof of concept & help along the way!