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Historically, bloodhound.py output a single large JSON file (e.g., 20231025220000_computers.json). The update now implements JSON Lines (JSONL) format. Each line in the output file is a separate JSON object.
Why this matters:
Breaking change: The BloodHound GUI (v4.3+) supports JSONL natively, but legacy collectors or custom parsers expecting a single JSON array [...] will break. bloodbornepkg updated
The BloodbornePKG updated release is not the end—it is a new beginning. The development team has already teased version 3.0 for early 2026, which will focus on: Historically, bloodhound
For now, the current update stabilizes the modding pipeline for the next 12–18 months. Whether you are building a simple reskin or a total conversion mod, the BloodbornePKG updated tool is now the gold standard. Breaking change: The BloodHound GUI (v4
Use the BloodHound v4.3+ collector CLI:
# Instead of drag-and-drop, use:
bloodhound-cli ingest /path/to/*.jsonl