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A supercharged fork of the modern day level editor.

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Miyamoto!

The New Super Mario Bros. U / New Super Luigi U Editor

A level editor for NSMBU and NSLU by AboodXD and Gota7, based on Reggie! Next by RoadrunnerWMC, which is based on Reggie by Treeki, Tempus et al. Uses Python 3, PyQt5, SarcLib and libyaz0.


Discord: https://discord.gg/AvFEHpp
GitHub: https://github.com/aboood40091/Miyamoto


Credits

Reggie! & Reggie! Next

  • Treeki -- Creator of Reggie!
  • RoadrunnerWMC -- Creator of Reggie! Next

Miyamoto

  • AboodXD -- Lead Coder, Spritedata, Graphics
  • Gota7 -- Coding, Spritedata, Graphics
  • Grop -- Coding, Spritedata
  • Gregory Haskins -- Gibberish
  • John10v10 -- Quick Paint Tool
  • libtxc_dxtn -- Original DXT5 (De)compressor in C
  • Luzifer -- Graphics
  • Mayro -- Graphics
  • mrbengtsson -- Graphics
  • Meorge -- Testing on macOS
  • NVIDIA -- NVCOMPRESS
  • RicBent -- Graphics
  • reece stone -- Spritedata, Graphics
  • Shawn Shea -- Graphics
  • Toms -- Spritedata, Graphics
  • Wexos -- Original BC3 Compressor in C#
  • Wiimm -- WSZST

Reggie NSMBU

  • Grop -- Coding, Spritedata, Graphics
  • Hiccup -- Spritedata
  • Kinnay -- Spritedata
  • MrRean -- Coding, Spritedata, Categories, Graphics
  • RoadrunnerWMC -- Coding, Spritedata, Graphics

TODO

  • Get unknown area fields figured out
  • Sprite images / HD screenshots (a lot of them)
  • Improve Zones and Objects resizing

How To Use

First, download this repo (either by using git clone or git pull if you've already cloned it), or by downloading a release, or by just downloading this repo as a whole.

Second, you need the filesystem for New Super Mario Bros. U. You can get it by dumping the game using ddd: https://gbatemp.net/threads/ddd-wiiu-title-dumper.418492/

Thirdly, Download and install the following:

Run the following in a command prompt:
python3 miyamoto.py
You can replace python3 with the path to python.exe (including "python.exe" at the end) and miyamoto.py with the path to miyamoto.py (including "miyamoto.py" at the end)

It should ask you to choose a folder. Choose the course_res_pack folder, or where you've stored the levels (1-1.szs, at least).

Enjoy.

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A supercharged fork of the modern day level editor.

License:GNU General Public License v3.0


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