BMPM (Botw Map Parameter Manipulator)
A script for manipulating parameters contained within BotW's map files in bulk.
Installation
Copy the ".exe" file to C:/Users/(username)/AppData/local/Programs/Python/scripts/ OR add the directory containing the compiled script to your PATH (Please note that the exe is not up to date)
OR
Use the command "pip install bmpm" from the cli to automatically install the and setup necessarry files
OR
Download a zip of the code and run "python setup.py install" from the cli within the directory containing the files to install and setup the files
Usage
The batch (currently outdated) file included is for recursively going through directories and editing all "LevelSensorMode" parameters to 1
To delete an actor or set of actors, use bmpm delete; for editing paramaters, use bmpm edit.
For more information on how to use the script, type "bmpm -h" or "bmpm --help"
To-Do
Create UI
Implement recursive file handling
Option to delete all actors linked to one being deleted.
Add option for big endian so that the wiiU/Cemu plebs can also use the tool
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