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MARIO MAKER SPRITES NORMAL MAPS MODS
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Part 2: Preparing and Replacing MusicFirst, have a music file ready then download, install, and open both Audacity and Citric Composer. Now you are ready to test your edit in game.Ĥ. THIS MUST HAVE THE SAME NAME AS THE ORIGINAL. zs file you edited, select replace, and choose the new. pack file you originally had opened in Switch Toolbox, right click the original. If you do not compress, the game will crash every time.įinally, open the. When you are prompted to compress, select YES. Make sure the format matches the original, and check to see if the original has mipmaps or not.Īfter you've finished editing your texture, right click the original texture in Switch toolbox, select replace, and then select your edited texture.

If the game crashes after editing, you more than likely did not save the texture correctly.

Try to stay within the dimensions given.

Right click the texture, then export it as PNG. Now you can open the textures in your editor of choice (I recommend ) and edit them. The edited texture MUST BE SAVED AS A PNG OR IT WILL NOT LOOK RIGHT! While in Switch Toolbox, select a texture and then view the Image Info window to the right, and take note of the format of the texture.

MARIO MAKER SPRITES NORMAL MAPS PC

You can right click this folder and select export all textures and save them somewhere on your PC for modding. Double-click that to expand it until you see the textures folder. Now drag that file back into Switch Toolbox and expand it's folders. Note that you can't save it with the foward slash, this will not affect the file itself, you can name it whatever you want. Right Click it and select export raw data. We are going to need Model/M1_Player_MarioMdl.Nin_NX_nvn.zs. Expand the folder, and you'll see a bunch of files with the extension. Open the M1_Model.pack file in Switch Toolbox. The file we need is located in RomFS/Pack/ M1_Model.pack) (For this tutorial, we are going to edit the sprite for Super Mario Bros. Part 1: Texture Modding Open Switch Toolbox (You'll be needing it open pretty much the entire time) and search through the RomFS folder you placed onto your PC for what you want to edit. You are now ready for all types of modding.ģ. Remove your SD card and place it into your PC. The app will output the RomFS folder as shown: [sd:/nxdumptool/RomFS/SUPER MARIO MAKER 2 v0 (TITLEID). Make sure you have at least 4GB of open space on your SD card (The RomFS is about 2.72 GB, but it's always good practice to have extra space). Next, go to RomFS options, and select RomFS section data dump. Select either "Dump gamecard content" or "Dump SD card/emmc (NANDUSER) content" depending on if you have the physical or digital version of SMM2. Part 0: Dumping Your Game Start the Homebrew Launcher, and run the NXDumpTool app.

Stream Tool (For converting game music files to wav)Ģ.

Animation Editor - For Editing Game Animations (Maya, Blender etc).

Model Editor - For Editing Game Models (3DSMax, Blender etc).

Texture File Editor - Program that can edit PNG files (, Photoshop etc).

Switch Toolbox - For Editing the Game Files.

NXDumpTool - For Dumping the ROMFS Folder.

If you need assistance with loading homebrew on your Nintendo Switch, follow this guide.

MARIO MAKER SPRITES NORMAL MAPS MODS

This does not cover loading mods using emulators. Important Note: This tutorial assumes that you have a hacked Nintendo Switch, CFW for your Switch, and a copy of Super Mario Maker 2. IntroductionHave you considered modding Super Mario Maker 2? Don't know where to start? Here's a guide to help you get started.