Tobias Amaranth - Sprite Data (NSMBW), Event Example Stage.You can replace python3 with the path to python.exe (including "python.exe" at the end) and reggie.py with the path to reggie.py (including "reggie.py" at the end) Reggie! Team
If you are not on Windows or you want the very latest features, you'll need to run Reggie! from source. The installer will take care of everything for you. If you're on Windows and don't care about having the bleeding-edge latest features, you can use the official installer. 2 support is currently experimental, unfinished and buggy. Source code repository for Reggie! Next can be found at: "NeweReggie! (Extension to Reggie! Level Editor)" by Treeki and angelsl."Reggie! Level Editor Mod (Newer Sprites) 3.8.1" by Kamek64 and MalStar1000.This release contains many improvements, in addition to code imports from the following Reggie! forks: "Next" version created by RoadrunnerWMC, based on official release 3. 2, created by Treeki, Tempus and RoadrunnerWMC using Python, PyQt and Wii.py. NOTE: THIS IS A VERY UNSTABLE PRERELEASE VERSION! EXPECT CRASHES AND UNFINISHED THINGS!Īdvanced level editor for New Super Mario Bros. So, correct me if I'm wrong but, mapping this game can just be as simple as taking a few screenshots in Reggie, ripping the required backgrounds and sprites, and putting them together.Reggie! Level Editor Next The New Super Mario Bros. arc (archive) files, which can easily be viewed and edited by certain programs. If I'm not mistaken, all Wii game assets (including the graphics) are stored on the discs in. Obviously the second option is more reasonable. Rip the backgrounds and sprites directly from the game files. Take multiple screenshots of all 113+ background layers and god-knows-how-many sprites and try to compile them together.Ģ.
They usually would just show up as squares. Sadly, Reggie doesn't support backgrounds and some sprites (notably the big rotating ground-things). So, I took a screenshot of each layer, put them together, and bam, this happened: Each zone has different settings (backgrounds, music, tilesets, zoom level). In the game, the levels are broken up into "Zones", which are basically camera zones: the camera can't exit the zone. Or at least, a "Screenshot entire zone" button. It basically extracts the level files from the NSMBW game disc and onto your SD card, which you can then import into the editor and, well, edit.Īnyways, I found out that the editor has a "Screenshot entire level" button. If you don't already know, Reggie is a level editor for New Super Mario Bros. So I was dicking around experimenting in Reggie, and found something that may make mapping New Super Mario Bros.
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