Fixed version issues between swapping binarys from bfres sections.
Fixed FMDL exports from crashing.
Fixed FSCN and FBNV from not having a replace option
Fixed samplers for switch not mapping properly.
Fixed DDS files exporting mip maps wrong. Would cause them to not import back with size errors.
Fixed bntx alignment causing corrupted textures.
Fixed bfres not opening from null bone indices/unrigged meshes.
Fix bymls with path nodes from saving.
Fix material list not loading when another object is selected.
Fix skeletons not exporting
Fix materials missing a name and not updating in the editor properly
- Fix dds and bftex not showing on the filter for bntx/nutexb properly
Fixed bones not displaying when creating new skeletons.
Fixed importing dae bones not displaying properly in the tree.
Fixed bones not clearing when a model is removed
Rework UI from scratch with proper themes and custom controls. MDI windows are now used for workspaces, comparing docs, and multiple usages. Tabs organise multiple workspaces and you can keep mdi windows maximized if you want to only use tabs. Themes currently include dark and white theme but plan to have XML files with list of color and styles
Alot of things optimized. UI is very fast and snappy now
Dae rigging fixed.
Dae bones can be imported.
Dae with textures can be imported and exported to a folder
Custom sampler editor for sampler data.
Texture refs, shader options, params, render info, and basically all material data can be added/removed and edited
User data editor
Update opengl framework by JuPaHe64 to the newest. Includes an origintation cube, multiple models in a scene, and many improvements
Skeleton can be viewed
GFPAK with some fixes in saving
NUTEXB has proper mip map viewing
PTCL Editor (Wii U and Switch). Can edit colors ( Wii U) and view textures. Also EFFN files in smash ultimate can be previewed
Files can be associated with the program and opened with on clicking them
ASTC textures can be viewed
UVs can be viewed. Includes wrap modes and also translating and scaling for some basic edits
Textures use a new editor. It includes channel viewing and some new editing options
Fixed black textures on some wii u bfres
Fixed saving sarcs in sarcs
Shortcut keys have been added in. CTRL + S can save the active file in the currently used window
Fix more issues with bfres crashing
File - New includes BNTX for creating new bntx files from scatch
Raw shader binaries can be extracted from bnsh and bfsha. Yuzu and Ryujinx can decompile these
Sharc files can have source data previewed and shader programs in XML
Aamp v1 and v2 data can be previewed. v1 can be edited and saved atm, v2 will be at a later update
Byaml uses it's own editor instead of a seperate window for easy saving within sarcs
Archives have a hex viewer
Dae exporting greatly improved and can export rigged meshes
Scene, shader param, srt, color, and texture pattern animations can all be previewed (in a list)
Memory usage is greatly improved
Narc (Nitro Archives) can be viewed and extracted.
Fixed importing TGA images
Support importing ASTC textures for bntx
Added in PBR lighting for bfres from my implimentaion in forge
Added gradient background for viewport. This can be edited in the settings
Added skybox background option for viewport. Can load cubemaps
Added grid with customizable cells for viewport.
DDS decompression no longer requires Direct X tex.
Zlib decompression has been improved for opening files that use it
Rigid bones are properly ordered on importing a mesh. May fix some exploding issues.
Endianness for KCL can be toggled for saving. Will be set to what it was using orignally
Tangents can be filled with a constant value. Will allow them to not cause seams nor flat lighting however normal maps may not work as good
Vertex buffers can be added and removed. Also re encoded
Parameters now use drop down panels with values for easier editing
Reworked the bone editor. Everything for a bone can be fully edited now besides the index, billboard index and parent index which get set automatically
Fixed animation scaling for skeletal animations finally!
Textures can be loaded in a tab now with thumbnail displaying for easy real time edits while previewing in the viewport
Fixed support for audio files to be big endian in BARS
Textures for switch now use their own folder. You can easily add textures to this and add textures to bfres that have no bntx. If there are no textures then the bfres will automatically not have one on save.
Animations are split into multiple sub sections for switch's material animation for easier access
Bfres for wii u has better binary exporting and is fully compatiable with Wexos Toolbox (to and from)
Every section can be added in as new for both wii u and switch.
Every section can be renamed properly and mostly everything can be edited. (Key frame editing and a more in depth curve editor later)
Added option to copy UV channel
Bone weights can be previewed
Tons of fixes for the switch bfres library with more games working. Splatoon 2 (more work now), BOTW, Kirby Star Allies, and more!
Fixed 3.3 Wii U bfres from not opening
Wii U Sharcfb files can have shader program data previewed (XML)
And possibly alot more things i missed! All this is still experimental but will improve over the next few weeks
- Starting to make all texture classes use STGenericTexture. This will make all functions usable between each one and converting through other classes much easier.
- Many bug fixes to the texture importer like duped texture importing, dds opening the window, index out of range issues, etc.
- Start on titlebar information.
- Start on ASTC texture format support.
- Support TGA images.
- Support FTEX importing and saving properly.
- Export models properly along with textures (with generic classes). Todo, support rigs and bones.
Add in nutexb file format. While not finished, it can preview and export them.
Batch exporting for nuteb (tools menu).
Rework GTX code. This is WIP and not finished.
Add XTX code. Unifnished atm.
Add saving for wii u and include fmat exporting.
Proper error handling for assimp and texture swizzling.
