DMI Assistant

Simple application for finding and viewing DMI icon files from BYOND game engine.

Features

• DMI Explorer: recursively find DMI's in folders with searching by file names and icon state names.
• DMI Viewer: View DMI icons with resizing, animations, copying as GIFs and searching by icon state names.

Installation

• Download from GitHub Releases - go to the latest release, grab archive for your OS, unpack it somewhere, change .env file if needed, customize and place in the right place Config.toml if you want.

• Build from source - clone this repository, install Rust and Cargo and build the DMIAssistant with cargo build --release. Transfer your executable from ./target/release to the another place if you want, optionally make .env file using .env.example as an... well, example. Rename Config.example.toml to Config.toml, then customize and place in the right place if you want.

Customization

All settings are stored in the Config.toml file, which is generated automatically by the application at the first launch. It is placed in the config directory, which is probably:

• /home/user/.config/DMIAssistant on GNU/Linux
• /Users/User/Library/Application Support/com.Vlad0s.DMIAssistant on MacOS
• C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Vlad0s\DMIAssistant\config on Microsoft Windows

...where user/User part is your username. Also path to the config directory can be overriden in .env file with the CONFIG_PATH variable.

Warning

Be VERY careful, when you modify the paths in the config, especially log_dir and cache_dir. These directories will be NUKED by the DMIAssistant, deleting all your important files, if you set them wrongly!

Visit Config.example.toml to see, what exactly you can customize.

License

Copyright (C) 2025 Vlad0s vladstolyarchuk7@gmail.com

Licensed under the GNU General Public License 3 or later. For more information see the LICENSE.