Determine if lot has run through PIMX by CLI

[TiepiNL 182]

I started playing SC4 again after many many years. I want to give CAM a try. I have many growables in my old plugins folder, and I would like to loop through them to determine whether they're PIMXed and therefore CAMpatible. Is it possible to determine the PIMX state via the command line, so it's scriptable?

[Propfam 2,308]

The hint is in the filling rate. If there's one, it could be processed by the PIM-X since building produced by Maxis tools don't have that property. Another way to determine such lot is a CAMified lot is by simply calculating it with the CAM standards. Here is what I mean with CAM standards.

https://www.sc4devotion.com/forums/index.php?topic=2308.0

[TiepiNL 182]

5 hours ago, chfzdn said:

The hint is in the filling rate. If there's one, it could be processed by the PIM-X since building produced by Maxis tools don't have that property. Another way to determine such lot is a CAMified lot is by simply calculating it with the CAM standards. Here is what I mean with CAM standards.

https://www.sc4devotion.com/forums/index.php?topic=2308.0

Thanks, I know about the filling degree. What I would like to ahieve is to check hundreds of lot files automatically with a little script so I don't have to check them manually one by one. A command line option to export all properties and heir values to txt/csv/whatsover would succeed, so I could check it for the existance of the filling degree property. I haven't been able to find any info about command line tools/options to decode and export lot files.