Super Mario 64 DS editor

As title says. Now you can edit your levels without using AR codes or whatever cheat

Here is a screenshot of the currently available version (v2.0 beta1):


And here are the downloads:
v2.0 beta3
v2.0 beta2
v2.0 beta1 - buggy
v1.01 - old
v1.0 - a bit older
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Do not forget to backup your ROM before using the editor on it! The editor is normally stable but we never know.

ROM versions compatible with the editor

* USA (both versions)
* JAP
* EUR

If you have another version, tell me so that I can add support for it.

Changelog, user manual and details

Credits
Treeki for the NitroROM overlay decompression code, the object names list and other things.
Dirbaio for other things as well.
Nikolaj, jceggbert5, Treeki, Hammy, Luigi987 (Luigi54000vr) for betatesting

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Enjoy

 

The next version should hopefully come soon enough, I just have to add 'n fix a few things here and there... what would take the most time is making sure the editor is stable, all those GUI elements... and trying to keep the code clean

It will have, among others, the object names from Treeki's list, and ability to move/rotate objects directly in the 3D view... it will also be version 1.0.

 

That's planned for next versions. Perhaps some basic model/texture editing will be in, but I will mostly add model importing/exporting...

Also, thank you guys for your feedback

 

Treeki? He's not the one who's coding the SM64DS editor... he isn't interested in DS hacking anymore (yet, he provided that object names list)...

Also, I don't think one could do a full-fledged hack with the current editor... atleast not easily... it was mostly built as a proof of concept, and to let you guys play around with levels. The next version should already make it easier to edit the levels

About that, editing the 3D map might not be possible for a while. The format of the 3D models has been reverse-enginnered enough to let one edit 'em, but the format for collision maps hasn't been figured out yet... and editing 3D maps would be useless if you can't change the collision map

 

That's for the next version.

And no, that's not code. That's the ID/position/rotation/misc values for the objects, shown as hex/floating point.

 

I figured you guys might not all have seen this:


Shows object 0 (player clone) in action, for your pleasure