MiscData Editor
current version: 1.2
Download (source code included in JAR)
old version
Changes since 1.1:
- Added Roy and Mewtwo to the character list (for Project M)
MiscData[7] Editor can edit the MiscData[7] file from common2.pac, which controls the stages and characters that appear on all 19 stages in All-Star mode.
Features:
- Changing stages - choose from a menu or enter the stage ID (in hexidecimal) yourself. (3E = none)
- Changing characters and editing damage ratios, colors, and stock counts (or even the raw hexidecimal data) for each. (FF for none.)
- Note: if you're adding more characters to a level, you should first copy the information from another level with the Copy Section tool.
Special utilities in the tools menu:
- load the default MiscData[7] for NTSC-U Brawl from within the .jar
- create a stages.txt file; this can be used to change the names of the stages in the editor's menu
- copy a whole section (All-Star stage) from one slot to replace others
- restore Brawl's offense/defense ratios for the characters on each stage
MiscData[6] Editor can edit the MiscData[6] file from common2.pac, which controls the
event matches in the game, both 1P and 2P.
Features:
- Edit raw hex data for each section — both the header and each opponent's sub-section
- Change stage, music, and characters
- Change offense/defense ratios, status (normal/metal/invisible), size of character (as a ratio), stock count, and starting damage
- Copy, paste, import, and export sections (must be the same size)
Special utilities in the tools menu:
- load the default MiscData[6] for NTSC-U Brawl from within the .jar
- swap two sections (regardless of size) by switching the data offsets in the file
These programs are available under the GNU General Public License, version 2 or later. Source code is in the JAR file.
There is NO WARRANTY. You should probably back up your files before editing them.
Special thanks:
- MiscData information was obtained from this Smash World Forums thread, posted by Eternal Yoshi (with some help from MnSG.)
- The hex editor component was written by Robert Futrell (http://fifesoft.com/hexeditor). It is available under this BSD-style license.
- The star icon was obtained from Wikimedia Commons. As part of the Crystal Clear icon set, it is available under LGPL 2.1 or later (compatible with the GPL 2+ license used for this program.)
