Releases: UnderminersTeam/UndertaleModTool
Prerelease 3 of 0.4.0
This is the third prerelease of version 0.4.0 of UndertaleModTool.
Changelog
Additions:
- Added "FindObjectsInRooms.csx".
- Added unused sound remover scripts.
- Added copying scripts for sprites, backgrounds, fonts, sounds, and game objects.
- Added WASD for Undertale (thanks Lil Alien).
Improvements:
- UndertaleModTool scripts have been reorganized and streamlined.
- "@@other@@" and "@@this@@" now resolve to "other" and "self".
- Added warnings for saving/loading with the GMS debugger enabled.
Bug fixes:
- Fixed audiogroup loading/handling and add Data.AudioGroups.ByName().
- Fixed asset resolution for some scripts and variables.
- Disabled DebugMsg.csx for now as it doesn't seem to work properly.
- Allowed saving of data files of up to ~2GB in size.
- Updated NAudio to 2.0.1, fixing a crash in .NET 5.0.7.
Why 0.4.0 is split into a pre-release
Before the full release of 0.4.0, we aim to finish implementing dark mode (see the dark-mode branch) as well as solidify the profile system. But for now, we thought it would be a good idea to make the current feature set available for general usage.
Before you run
It's important to note that the .NET version that UndertaleModTool uses has been upgraded to .NET 5.0. This means you may need to download the .NET 5.0 Desktop Runtime, at https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet/5.0/runtime. Make sure this is the same architecture as the version of the tool you download; for instance, if you choose x86 for this tool, make sure you download the x86 runtime. If this does not work, please use the "NetBundled" versions of the tools, which do not require installing the net runtime.
Also, since this is a pre-release, it may have some instability. Please report those issues, should you encounter any.
Prerelease 2 of 0.4.0
This is the second prerelease of version 0.4.0 of UndertaleModTool.
Changelog
- Fixed an error in ImportAllStrings which caused the safety checks to always fail, also the safety checks in general are more descriptive, and it is also now profile-mode friendly.
- Added the ReapplyProfileCode helper function.
- Fixed some asset resolutions and some asset resolver improvements.
- Searches of no size are now prevented with Search.csx.
- Added bytecode 16 to 17 conversion script.
- DeltaHATE.csx now has preliminary support for Undertale as well.
- Created ReduceEmbeddedTexturePages.csx (experimental and may be buggy).
- DumpSpecificCode has been fixed to dump only from the objects specified rather than any that share the name.
- Added a script to simplify the battlegroup script in Undertale.
- Added a toggle to disable the closing warning.
- Fixed syntax highlighter for GM:S 1 to not recognize backslashes as escapes.
- Updated incorrect wiki link.
- Renamed "ExportAllTexturesWithPadding" to "ExportAllSpritesWithPadding".
- Fixes an issue that caused games to not load when variables were added or changed.
- Add VariableFixer script to fix a bug that prevents the game from loading.
- Intertool communication with AUMI (by Archie).
- Add the ability to run and/or lint a UndertaleModTool script within a script.
- DefaultCodeKind flag in General Info was renamed to be more clear about its purpose.
- Added new string utility scripts made by Porog.
- ExportAllSprites.csx and ExportAllSpritesWithPadding.csx now have descriptions in the readme.
- Added script to restore missing code locals.
- Fixed an error causing multiple files to be erroneously bundled inside UMT instead of being external
Why 0.4.0 is split into a pre-release
Before the full release of 0.4.0, we aim to finish implementing dark mode (see the dark-mode branch) as well as solidify the profile system. But for now, we thought it would be a good idea to make the current feature set available for general usage.
Before you run
It's important to note that the .NET version that UndertaleModTool uses has been upgraded to .NET 5.0. This means you may need to download the .NET 5.0 Desktop Runtime, at https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet/5.0/runtime. Make sure this is the same architecture as the version of the tool you download; for instance, if you choose x86 for this tool, make sure you download the x86 runtime.
Also, since this is a pre-release, it may have some instability. Please report those issues, should you encounter any.
Prerelease 1 of 0.4.0
This is a prerelease of version 0.4.0 of UndertaleModTool, featuring loads of internal and UI changes.
Changelog
- GMS2.3 support has been improved: games can now be loaded and saved.
- Decompilation has only been very lightly touched; a few of the new features are supported.
- Compilation occasionally will work, but often does not.
- It is recommended to use the disassembly editor to edit code for these games.
- Overhauled code and disassembly editors. They now support (brand new) syntax highlighting as you edit, along with far greater performance. A few notes:
- Double-clicking is no longer necessary; upon typing, the tool will recognize code needs to be compiled.
- Syntax highlighting is based off of GMS2 editor colors.
- Scripts rearranged into more descriptive categories: many have been renamed, and some new ones have been added. Check the SCRIPTS.md file for more detailed information on this.
- Added a new work-in-progress profile system, which retains all code changes including formatting/comments. This is experimental and may not be compatible in the future, so it is disabled by default.
- Code corrections (for the decompiler) for Undertale and Deltarune are now bundled by md5 hash, used by the profile system.
- Completely new assembly syntax, which uses only necessary labels and is compatible with GMS2.3 (with sub-code entries). This makes bytecode easier to read and edit.
- A number of scripts have been refactored to be compatible with the profile system, along with various fixes, such as the border enabler script resulting in decompilation errors.
- Both the decompiler and compiler have undergone thorough optimizations and some refactors, leading to often at least twice the speed, and even greater gains with larger scripts. Editing large scripts is now less infuriating.
- The codebase has been upgraded to .NET 5.0. Read the "before you run" section for more information.
- The tool is now compiled using Release mode, rather than Debug mode, as some code that relied on debug tracing has been refactored. This allows for better performance.
- Tool settings have been relocated to
%appdata%\UndertaleModTool. The old settings files are incompatible now, but due to this it can now save settings across different tool versions.- (The profile system also uses this directory.)
- Support for file format ID 13 (also known as "bytecode 13") has been added. This allows for some older games to be loaded.
- Along with this, support for games without short-circuiting in GML has been added. These are few and far between, but do exist.
- New asset type resolutions based on context have been added to the decompiler. This includes some blending functions, for instance, as well as user events.
- An endless number of bugfixes and minor tweaks, among other refactors.
Why 0.4.0 is split into a pre-release
Before the full release of 0.4.0, we aim to finish implementing dark mode (see the dark-mode branch) as well as solidify the profile system. But for now, we thought it would be a good idea to make the current feature set available for general usage.
Before you run
It's important to note that the .NET version that UndertaleModTool uses has been upgraded to .NET 5.0. This means you may need to download the .NET 5.0 Desktop Runtime, at https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet/5.0/runtime. Make sure this is the same architecture as the version of the tool you download; for instance, if you choose x86 for this tool, make sure you download the x86 runtime.
Also, since this is a pre-release, it may have some instability. Please report those issues, should you encounter any.
0.3.5.8
The big one
Woah! New update! With new features???? Tell me more! :O
Change log:
- New extension editor
- New timeline editor
- Some new experimental scripts
- Fix for padding issue, extension chunk issue (thank you @Mc-muffin)
- Other changes
- Product IDs would not display in the new UMT extension editor UI for GMS1 games, this has been corrected.
- Fixed an issue that would cause crashes due to an unset string.
I probably will update this change log to include new things, if I remember. Better to get it out now rather than later!
Enjoy everybody
- Grossley
0.3.5.7
0.3.5.6
0.3.5.5
New additions:
- Rename "ScriptTextInput" to "SimpleTextInput" (to distinguish from the more configurable WPF dialogue version).
- New WPF Dialog text input box option from the scripting interface.
- Add ability to select items from the sidebar using "Enter".
- Add ability to directly write text into the console from a script.
0.3.5.4
New additions:
- Added the experimental script tab in the scripts menu so it's easier to use.
- Added an automatic backup experimental script.
- Implemented a new text input option for scripts.
- Removed unnecessary assets to reduce file size.
Bug fixes:
- Fixed an old tile layer pasting issue.
- Fixed a serious mask bug.
- Corrected an error regarding the UID.
0.3.5.3
Adds the following new Experimental Scripts:
"JSON for Undertale": Moves all the text to a JSON and allows easy editing of text while the game is running (by @Grossley).
"Import Sprite Mask" and "Export Sprite Mask" scripts (to change sprite hitboxes) both by @Grossley.
And the following fixes:
Adding a safety check when removing null layers and a crash fix crash in "TheWholeWorldRevolving" sample script.