TBX1 (Textbox) is a text box, surprisingly. I'm not sure about what this would contain, and how it differs from PAN1. If you parse an entire BLO, you'd probably get something like this:Īnd those are the X and Y positions, and they are relative to what the PAN1's X and Y are. Think of the BLO format as a tree view, with parent and child nodes.
That's cool and all, but how does it work? This output was expected and cannot be altered or prevented easily without heavy hardcoding nonsense that I don't want to do. Shines overlap because they're assigned to their positions when the animation occurs when opening up an area, so they overlap each other. This occurs when there's a lot of content to display on the screen. Some of the the renders might not look very good, such as this one: It can also delete and duplicate entries, but adding only pertains to panels. It can move around elements and edit only the X position (for testing), but cannot save. The Super Mario Sunshine BLO editor is an editor written in Python and PyQt that can only currently view the layouts in the game, such as the HUD (Heads up display), Pause Menu, Save screen, Shine selection menu, and more.
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Text in text boxes are not rendered, nor are windows rendered yet. ROM hacking - Super Mario Sunshine BLO Editor Super Mario Sunshine BLO Editor - Kuribo64 Views: 17,637,721Ġ users reading Super Mario Sunshine BLO Editor | 1 guest
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