Unplug v0.4.0

The biggest release of Unplug yet!

A lot has changed, so make sure to read through the tour guide to get up to speed.

• The command-line interface has been completely redone!
• New audio command for exporting and importing audio with filenames!
• New stage command for editing objects in stage files!
• New dolphin command for quickly running Dolphin to test your changes!
• New project system for managing your ISOs!
• New commands for replacing files in the ISO and qp.bin!
• Full support for macOS, including M1!
• And lots and lots of internal improvements!

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Make sure to download the correct zip for your operating system.

The executables in this release were built using GitHub Actions.

Unplug v0.3.0

This update adds support for editing the in-game shop! Check here for instructions on how to use it.

Other changes:

• list-items, list-equipment, and list-stages commands to quickly check item/equipment/stage IDs
• ID translation for Item() and Atc() expressions with immediate values
• Labeled the scrn() commands for managing the on-screen timer
• The Windows executable is now packed with UPX to reduce size
• Tons of internal improvements :)

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Make sure to download the correct zip for your operating system. The Linux build should work on any distribution.

Unplug v0.2.0

This update adds support for exporting and importing the game's global metadata - item attributes, room names, attachment settings, battery usage settings, and more!

To export the globals from your ISO, use the export-globals command:

unplug export-globals --iso chibi.iso -o globals.json

This will make a file named globals.json which you can edit. To re-import the globals, make a copy of your ISO and then use the import-globals command on the copy:

cp chibi.iso chibi2.iso
unplug import-globals --iso chibi2.iso globals.json

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Make sure to download the correct zip for your operating system. The Linux build should work on any distribution.

Unplug v0.1.0

Initial release!

Make sure to download the correct zip for your operating system. The Linux build should work on any distribution.