Reggie Next Wii - Gamebrew

Reggie! is an advanced level editor for New Super Mario Bros. Wii originally created by Treeki, Tempus and RoadrunnerWMC using Python, PyQt and Wii.py.

The "Next" version is created by RoadrunnerWMC, based on the official release 3. Milestone 4 version is a collaboration of Horizon users and it aims to add more features requested by users. It also contains code imports from the following Reggie! forks:

  • ReggieMod 3.7.2 by JasonP27.
  • Reggie! Level Editor Mod (Newer Sprites) 3.8.1 by Kamek64 and MalStar1000.
  • NeweReggie! (Extension to Reggie! Level Editor) by Treeki and angelsl.
  • Miyamoto! by AboodXD.
  • Reggie Updated by RoadrunnerWMC.

Features

  • Terrain editing.
  • Sprite editing, with over 3,500 properties available and image display for over 350 sprites.
  • Entrance, path and location editing.
  • Area/Zone options and Background options, with image previews.
  • Resizable and interactive level overview.
  • Zoom, Grid and other powerful editing options.
  • Autosave to prevent loss of data.
  • Level Diagnostic Tool to detect common crash causes.
  • Support for adding notes in the level to aid in editing.
  • Customizable interface, and more.

User guide

If you're on Windows or Mac and don't care about having the bleeding-edge latest features, you can use the official release. This is also the easiest setup method.

Reggie! Tutorials:

  • Reggie Interface - Learn how Reggie works and understand the various buttons and options in the editor.
  • Running Reggie from Source - Get the most out of Reggie by installing the source version, which offers numerous improvements over the compiled version.
  • Game Patches - Enhance your editing experience by using game patches, powerful plugins that modify the files Reggie loads for a specific mod like Newer Super Mario Bros. Wii.
  • Reggie Troubleshooting - Resolve common problems you may encounter while using Reggie with this guide to troubleshooting.
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