[Seemann]

Sanny Builder is a mission coding tool for GTA3, GTA VC, GTA SA that works as fast as possible. It features syntax highlighting, error checks, SCM files association, user-friendly interface and many other useful things to make the coding process easier.

Sanny Builder is made and produced by Seemann.

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Official webpage	http://sannybuilder.com/
Current version	v 3.04
Last update	17 aug 2008

Supported game	Decompiling	Compiling
GTA III	Yes	Yes
GTA VC	Yes	Yes
GTA SA	Yes	Yes
GTA LCS	Yes	No
GTA VCS	Yes	No

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Latest SASCM.INI:
http://sannybuilder.com/files/SASCM.rar

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Screenshots:


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Translations:

Since v.2.98, Sanny Builder supports different translations.
So, it would be so nice and helpful if you help us by translating it to your native language (french, german, dutch, polish, etc...).

The file "How to translate.txt" contains all instructions about it.

If there are mistakes in the current translations (I'm sure of it ), the corrections are also welcome.

Translation file - English version

1) Download this
2) translate it
3) send to mail(at)sannybuilder.com or post here.

Currently available languages:

Language	Author
Russian	Seemann
English	Seemann / Y_Less
French	tomworld10
Dutch	-Shadow-Link
Polish	Mordecki
German	WordsBG
Italian	FunGt / Wesser
Portuguese	D'Artagnan
Spanish	Jost_Vice
NEW! Finnish	Thomazu

This post has been edited by Seemann on Tuesday, Oct 21 2008, 12:06

[Demarest]

Does it support Direct Memory Access?

[Seemann]

QUOTE

Does it support Direct Memory Access?

At a current stage of development - is not present, but most likely that DMA will be in the future.

[Un3462]

got a screenshot? code sample?

[Seemann]

QUOTE

got a screenshot? code sample?

mmm... download program by link and try

[random_download]

It seems that there must be at least one mission/external script/object defined for it to compile, and I'm having trouble building an empty script. In the GTA:MA GUI you clicked on new project and it made an empty script for you.
Also, there is another compiler called Point, but it is not fully working for SA yet.

An example script would be nice, otherwise I have to find and decompile an scm.

[Seemann]

I think, it is necessary to create by pressing File/New not simply empty file, but certain totally_stripped script where already have a defines, main section, etc, but there is no code of mission. AFAIR in GTA MA it referred as Standard File. I have taken it on a note.

[Un3462]

found a screenshot anyway.

syntax seems to be very builder-like, with a touch of gtama. good job, i say, but builder syntax is too fugly for me. :p

[Demarest]

QUOTE (CyQ @ Aug 19 2005, 11:55)

syntax seems to be very builder-like

Sure does. But without DMA. from me. Not that I can do any better, but DMA is too fun.

[steve-m]

Erm, what is actually different from builder syntax, except the labels?

[jonc]

Argh! Why bother making a new mission assembler when it will just use that same ugly MB syntax? Faster is better, but might as well make the syntax usable while you are at it. Although personally I'm still partial to Point.

[DaEllum67]

Wow. I never imagined we'd have 2 bartonspeak tools for SA and no GTAMA. This is vastly superior to Barton's last installment of SAMB, but it is still using BW's code format

But the code converter on your site is definately getting added to my Utilities collection, however one going the other way would be even better.

[Seemann]

QUOTE (Demarest @ Aug 19 2005, 14:29)

Does it support Direct Memory Access?

I'm not sure what does DMA in BW's mission builder do.
In my editor the global variable $100 (for example) points to memory address 256 (because var has hex name) multiplied on 4 of variable buffer that is in the beginning of scm, $101 points to memory address 257 * 4 an so on. For variables with text names (e.g $MyVar) memory addresses in the end of var buffer are used. You never knows which addresses will be for these variables.
You can operate with variables with hex names for DMA.


What is the Point and where I can see that?

This post has been edited by Seemann on Saturday, Aug 20 2005, 03:49

[Craig Kostelecky]

Point is still in development. You can see it at Jon's website.

[Demarest]

Well then it sounds as if yours DOES support DMA. And with the exception of hex vs decimal, that's just one more way it's like Barton's last release.

[Seemann]

Sanny Builder v1.0 is now released.

I added many new features in this version.

More information and screenshot are available here
http://gtacoding.nm.ru/builder/eng.html

In future versions I will try to make the syntax more different from the Mission Builder's one.
Maybe something like MB's keywords or commands like Delphi or C++

eg

CODE

inc($Var)

will compiled as

CODE

0008: $Var += 1;; integer values

so, as Barton will not develop his tool, do you help me to make new Builder?

[demonj0e]

cool but i downloaded and the files are corrupt

[Demarest]

QUOTE (Seemann @ Sep 3 2005, 08:35)

CODE inc($Var) will compiled as CODE 0008: $Var += 1;; integer values

Opcode 0008 has two parameters. "inc($var)" makes no provision for specifying how much to increment by.

[spaceeinstein]

How come when I tried to decompile a modded SCM (like my All In One), there's an error that said "Unknown file header"?

Everytime I decompile something, a text file is automatically saved into the computer. Can you not make it automatic?

The find feature kind of sucked. It either starts from the beginning or the end of the file, not from the cursor.

This post has been edited by spaceeinstein on Saturday, Sep 3 2005, 16:27

[random_download]

QUOTE (Demarest @ Sep 3 2005, 15:22)

QUOTE (Seemann @ Sep 3 2005, 08:35) CODE inc($Var) will compiled as CODE 0008: $Var += 1;; integer values Opcode 0008 has two parameters. "inc($var)" makes no provision for specifying how much to increment by.

In Delphi it will increment by 1 if another parameter is not specified. So doing: Inc($var, 2); will add 2 to $var.

Better would be to implement a system like in Point, where you can do:

CODE

$var:= $var2 + $var3 - 5;

And it will compile to:

CODE

$var = $var2 $var += $var3 $var -= 5