The goal of this repository is to document and re-implement functions of the original game for modding purposes. The project is heavily influenced by the OpenJKDF2 project

This makes use of DLL injection through a simple loader located at ./loader/loader.cpp The code for the DLL to inject is at ./src

For development the dinput.dll at ./dinput_hook is used (see section Development for more information).

The progress here lists the functions which have been analysed (not necessarily re-implemented)

• 25 October 2023, 30.54% (656 / 2148).
• 30 March 2024, 51.3% (1106 / 2156)

• git
• Ghidra 10.2.2 (important for the ret-sync plugin)
• x32dbg

blocks are still TODO

MAT file: https://www.massassi.net/ See also for COG and MOTS

This repository is still in early developement. Usage is not yet possible other than for decompilation purposes.

If you want to contribute, you'll need python, a windows C compiler and Ghidra. Symbols can be imported using scripts in the scripts/Ghidra directory. You should "Parse C source" on the src/types.h file before using the scripts to import functions prototypes via headers. Global variables can be imported from the data_symbols.syms file using the GenerateGlobalHeaderFromSymbols.py script in the scripts/ directory. This will automatically be generated at compile time when using the cmake build.

Update all submodules (for developpement purposes only): git submodule update --init --recursive

Use 32-Bit MinGW and CMake to build the dinput.dll hook (WinLibs GCC 13.2.0 (POSIX threads) + MinGW-w64 11.0.1 UCRT (release 5) i686 is known to work). If -DGAME_DIR=<game directory> is passed as a CMake parameter the compiled dinput.dll is automatically placed into the game directory.

The hook writes debug information into hook.log while running and makes all original game functions callable, as long as they have a valid address and function prototype in ./src.

To test the decompilation of single functions they can be marked with a // 0xADDRESS HOOK comment to replace the original function in the game:

// 0x004238d0 HOOK
int __stdcall WinMain(HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, PSTR pCmdLine, int nCmdShow)
{
    ... this function will be called instead of the original WinMain function.
}

Remove the word HOOK if you don't want to replace the original function:

// 0x004238d0
int __stdcall WinMain(HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, PSTR pCmdLine, int nCmdShow)
{
    ... this function will NOT be called.
}

Run compile.bat script. The loader and the replacement dll should be generated in the ./build directory. Copy these two files WITHOUT renaming them into the same directory as SWEP1RCR.EXE. Run the loader.

TODO Install python, gcc, g++ with MSYS2, git bash

This is based on the repository located here, included as a submodule

The freshly installed GOG version of the game (SWEP1RCR.EXE) has the following md5: e1fcf50c8de2dbef70e6ad8e09371322 Other versions are not yet tested

Wine will be used to run Visual C++ 5.0, the original compiler for the project. Through WSL, file transfer is much easier in both directions and Wine is much faster than a VM like Qemu or VirtualBox (and much simpler to setup as well)

Download the vcpp5 iso for initial compiler configuration here: https://winworldpc.com/product/visual-c/5x

See NOTES.md for more infos

Special thanks goes to

• George Lucas
• the LucasArt team that made all these years of fun possible,
• JayFoxRox for the original work on the decompilation back in 2018,
• LightningPirate and Galeforce from the SWEP1RCR discord community for their work on asset packing and decomp,
• Aphex from the SWEP1RCR discord for his work on asset export to modern file formats and decompilation symbols.
• Urgon from the Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine decomp project, for his bindiff with swe1r

The original game (Star Wars Episode 1 Racer) is a property of the LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC.

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