Introduction
I made a web app for sharing binary files of SSBU stages for importing them with a save tool such as Checkpoint. This way, people with banned switches or no access to online can play stages shared by other people.
The web app was developed used the Polymer framework, which allows a faster way to make a Material Design themed app. I use Firebase for saving the data of the stages.
https://smash-stages.firebaseapp.com/
Latest version: v0.9.8
Updated: March 18th, 2021
Changelog (v0.9.8):
- Added "Upload Timestamp".
- Fixed some visual glitches when stages had long names.
Features
How to use it?
If you want to share a stage...
1. Using a save data manager tool on your Switch (I recommend Checkpoint), export your SSBU save files.
2. After exporting, you should find in the path of your save in your micro SD a folder named stage. If you don't see this folder, make sure you had at least one Stage made in the Stage Editor inside the game, before exporting.
3. Copy the binary file (which is named a la stage_XXXX.bin, where XXXX could be any number) to a safe place if you want a backup.
4. Inside the web app, click on the floating pink button in the lower right corner.
5. Make sure it's the stage you want to upload in the dialog that appears.
6. Click Upload and wait a few seconds.
7. You shared your stage!
If you want to download a stage...
1. Inside the web app, click on a stage you like. You'll get to its page.
2. Click the floating blue colored button in the lower right corner.
3. A .BIN file will be downloaded.
4. Copy the BIN file to the stage folder inside your SSBU backup directory in your micro SD card.
5. Make sure its name starts with stage_ and that it ends with .bin, otherwise, the game won't acknowledge it.
6. Import it back using your save data manager.
7. Done! You may now load your game and play with the stage.
Yay, open source!
Want to make use of anything this project uses? Feel free to clone and fork the project here: https://github.com/Olmectron/Stage-Puncher
Beware that my code is messy and with not many comments. You may ask about anything, though. I want to be of help if you need it. Learning new things is always magical.
I made a web app for sharing binary files of SSBU stages for importing them with a save tool such as Checkpoint. This way, people with banned switches or no access to online can play stages shared by other people.
The web app was developed used the Polymer framework, which allows a faster way to make a Material Design themed app. I use Firebase for saving the data of the stages.
https://smash-stages.firebaseapp.com/
Latest version: v0.9.8
Updated: March 18th, 2021
Changelog (v0.9.8):
- Added "Upload Timestamp".
- Fixed some visual glitches when stages had long names.
Features
- Just upload stage binary files and get their name, date of creation, name of maker and image. No need to write anything.
- Check uploaded stages as NSFW.
- Download Stages easily.
- Share URLs from your uploaded stages.
How to use it?
If you want to share a stage...
1. Using a save data manager tool on your Switch (I recommend Checkpoint), export your SSBU save files.
2. After exporting, you should find in the path of your save in your micro SD a folder named stage. If you don't see this folder, make sure you had at least one Stage made in the Stage Editor inside the game, before exporting.
3. Copy the binary file (which is named a la stage_XXXX.bin, where XXXX could be any number) to a safe place if you want a backup.
4. Inside the web app, click on the floating pink button in the lower right corner.
5. Make sure it's the stage you want to upload in the dialog that appears.
6. Click Upload and wait a few seconds.
7. You shared your stage!
If you want to download a stage...
1. Inside the web app, click on a stage you like. You'll get to its page.
2. Click the floating blue colored button in the lower right corner.
3. A .BIN file will be downloaded.
4. Copy the BIN file to the stage folder inside your SSBU backup directory in your micro SD card.
5. Make sure its name starts with stage_ and that it ends with .bin, otherwise, the game won't acknowledge it.
6. Import it back using your save data manager.
7. Done! You may now load your game and play with the stage.
Yay, open source!
Want to make use of anything this project uses? Feel free to clone and fork the project here: https://github.com/Olmectron/Stage-Puncher
Beware that my code is messy and with not many comments. You may ask about anything, though. I want to be of help if you need it. Learning new things is always magical.
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