It is an all-in-one tool that has both a level importer and an object editor. If you want an alternative to Quad64, then I'd recommend using Pilzinsel64's SM64 ROM Manager. The source code will still always be avaliable and open source for anyone to look at and use for any reason. I do not have any kind of motivation to work on this project anymore, so this branch will no longer recieve any updates. This project is no longer offically being worked on.
I have plans to use this in other platform games.An open-source SM64 level editor written in C# 4.0, and uses Windows Forms and OpenTK. My approach could be used to create editors for other games as well, not only SMW. This process is not as accurate as LM's by it works nicely. I decided to do things this way because i'd have to write a whole assembly parser and emulate a good portion of the game's internals in order to use the original assembly code. The approach a used is different from LM's, i'm kinda mapping blocks/sprites by hand (using a tool actually) instead of parsing the assembly code. I would appreciate some help, specially when it comes to ASM, SMW internals, etc.Īlso, I asked you about the source code before because i was curious and wanted to understand more how other editors work (because i was planning on trying something for SMAS SMB3 (didn't make much progress because i don't understand some things)), so yeah, thanks for releasing the source code. But i may release the source if someone is interested.
Since i'm the only one working on this there is no reason to open the source code. I will release a beta or alpha version for Linux as soon as i have a decent editor.
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