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Script to extract registry data from Steam's VDF files to a file.
By default, the script falls back to the closest variation of the language, this includes:

  • Spanish if Latam is not found.
  • Portuguese if Brazilian is not found.
  • Simplified Chinese if TChinese is not found.

You can specify:

  • Input file path.
  • Language.
  • No fallback usage.
  • Game's installation directory.
  • Output file path.
  • Batch file creation to import reg file.
  • Auto import registry file.

Default values:

  • Input: installscript.vdf
  • Language: English
  • Fallback: Yes
  • Install dir: Current path
  • Output: same base name as input in current path.
  • Batch: No
  • Auto import: No

I've only tested some games so far.

Dependencies:

Usage:

usage: vdf_to_reg [-h] [--path [PATH]] [--install-dir [INSTALL_DIR]] [--language [LANGUAGE]] [--output [OUTPUT]] [--no-fallback] [--batch] [--auto-import]

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --path [PATH], -p [PATH]
                        VDF file path, by default loads the "installscript.vdf" file located in the current directory.
  --install-dir [INSTALL_DIR], -id [INSTALL_DIR]
                        By default is the current directory, you can specify the game's installation directory here.
  --language [LANGUAGE], -l [LANGUAGE]
                        Language to use. Specify the English name of the language, don't use the native name or ISO codes. By default is English
  --output [OUTPUT], -o [OUTPUT]
                        Specify output file path or name. By default is the same basename as the vdf file.
  --no-fallback, -nf    Set this for the script to not fallback to the closest variation of the language. Currently it only works for Latam, Brazilian and TChinese
  --batch, -b           Create batch file to import registry files.
  --auto-import, -ai    Auto import reg file after creation.