Dumps

This repository contains multiple Lua dumps from different versions of the game.

• Current PC version of the game - Click here
• Complete Lua dumps - Both PC & PS4 ship versions.
• PS4 Alpha & Beta – Early game builds where function and variable names are relatively well-preserved. These provide useful references for understanding original naming conventions.

Custom HUDs & Widgets

This repository also contains a curated collection of my custom HUDs, UI widgets, and rebuilt Lua files.

• HUDs – Complete UI setups and full HUDs.
• Widgets – Individual, reusable UI components.

Rebuilt Files

• Rebuilt – Lua files that have been cleaned, refactored, and restored to readable/source form.
  The goal is to provide fully functional, clean, and well-structured versions of the original game assets, as close to the source as possible.

List of rebuilt files

• ui/uieditor/menus/hud/T7Hud_zm_factory.lua
• ui/uieditor/widgets/HUD/ZM_Perks/ZMPerksContainerFactory.lua
• ui/uieditor/widgets/HUD/Waypoint/GenericWaypointContainer.lua
• ui/uieditor/widgets/MPHudWidgets/Waypoint.lua

Contributing to Rebuilt Files

If you’d like to contribute, feel free to submit a pull request. All contributions will be credited.

Guidelines for Contributions

You are welcome to make improvements, but do not alter the core functionality of the files. Contributions should focus on cleaning up the decompilation and restoring the files as closely as possible to the original source code.

Acceptable changes include:

• Correcting issues introduced by the decompiler (commonly found in conditions, loops, or logic flow).
• Maintaining the same style and formatting as the decompiler output - including indentation, spacing, and argument layout. This ensures all rebuilt files remain consistent and in line with the existing ones.
• Renaming variables to meaningful names, preferably using the original developer-style variable names.
• For reference, the PS4 Alpha, Beta, Playtest sections of this repository contain examples of files with well-preserved variable names to guide your work.

UI Element References

In the decompiled code, you may notice patterns like this:

local Rounds = CoD.ZmRndContainer.new( self, controller )
Rounds:setLeftRight( true, false, -32, 192 )
Rounds:setTopBottom( false, true, -174, 18 )
Rounds:setScale( 0.8 )
self:addElement( Rounds )
self.Rounds = Rounds

This is generated by the UI editor, so both a local variable and self. reference are used throughout the file.

When cleaning up or rewriting elements:

• Prefer using only self. references for elements.
• There is no need to assign a local variable and then assign self. separately.
• This keeps the code cleaner, easier to read, and avoids duplicate references.

Example of the cleaned-up version:

self.Rounds = CoD.ZmRndContainer.new( self, controller )
self.Rounds:setLeftRight( true, false, -32, 192 )
self.Rounds:setTopBottom( false, true, -174, 18 )
self.Rounds:setScale( 0.8 )
self:addElement( self.Rounds )

Using a single self. reference ensures all subsequent references to the element throughout the file are consistent.

Credits:

dest1yo
DTZxPorter
echo000
JariK
jam1garner
katalash
Scobalula
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