Why convert OBJECTION to TXT?
An .objection project buries its dialogue inside base64-encoded JSON, so it is not something you can just read. Pulling the lines into a plain .txt makes a scene easy to proofread, share, or reuse as a script.
How to convert OBJECTION to TXT
objectiontotxt OPEN-SOURCE
Run the objectiontotxt tool (by Erdal-oz) against your .objection file to output a readable .txt of the dialogue.
About these formats
.OBJECTION
Objection.lol Project
An .objection file is a project saved from the objection.lol Objection Maker, a web app for building Ace Attorney-style courtroom "objection" animations. Inside, it is a Base64-encoded JSON…
Open .OBJECTION details →
.TXT
Plain Text File
A TXT file is plain, unformatted text - the simplest document format on any computer. Double-click it: Windows opens it in Notepad, macOS in TextEdit, Linux in gedit. Nothing to install. If…
Open .TXT details →Quality & what to watch
- A text export keeps only dialogue; poses, character IDs, sound cues and timing are dropped.
- Formatting tags used in objection.lol text may show up as raw markup in the plain-text output.
- The result is one-way - you cannot rebuild a playable scene from the
.txtalone.
Frequently asked questions
What does objectiontotxt actually output?
A readable
.txt file containing the scene's dialogue extracted from the .objection project.Can I get the text without any tool?
Yes, decode the file's base64 to JSON and copy the
text fields manually.Does the text file include character poses?
No, only dialogue is kept; poses, actions and timing are not in a plain-text export.
Can I turn the .txt back into an .objection?
Not directly; you would have to rebuild the scene in objection.lol's Objection Maker.
