Octomap

This is another Gold/Silver/Crystal disassembly map editor very much inspired by PolishedMap. This was developed more for nostalgic reasons than anything, really — trying to get a feel for the old style of tools while working with the new stuff. I really wanted to combine what I know now with the feeling of working on this niche for the first time. ~~Also, I couldn't compile PolishedMap :p~~

It also just so happens to double as a ““functioning”” map editor.

Features

• Unified map and event editing
• Configurable text editor support (supports Sublime Text, XTE [use Sublime syntax], Notepad++, VSCode [attempted])
• Load/save map, event and metatile load paths
• Load path guessing (that doesn't assume Makefiles... idk)
• Built-in help... kinda.
• Easily runs on most systems...? I guess?
• Supports both old-style and new-style syntax (db * vs def_*_events)
• Supports commenting and uncommenting events from the map editor (here, referred to as “toggling visibility”)
• Some amount of UI customization through Preferences

Icons

• - open map layout (.blk)
• - open map metatiles (.bin)
• - open tilesets (.png)
• - open map event data (.asm)
• - open filepath settings (.ini)

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• - refresh map layout
• - refresh map event data

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• - save map as another file
• - save filepath settings (.ini)

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• - try to guess files from project
• - view resulting event code
• - view entire event file

Requirements

• Python 3.4.x (<= 3.4.4)
• Pillow (PIL)
• Some text editor

Using it on Windows XP

• Ensure you've got a browser that works with the latest HTTPS sites. I recommend the latest compatible version available of the big browsers, or MyPal, or Supermium.
• Get Python 3.4.4 (last known XP-compatible version): https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.4.4/python-3.4.4.msi
• Get Pillow 3.4.0 for Windows (picked at random, somehow works): https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/35/b9/92a32a70a97126aa8fecdd7c1be4e0fbb9b77fc5ecddaa00ab39922dc73c/Pillow-3.4.0.win32-py3.4.exe
• Install Python as usual.
• Install Pillow from the .exe (might be more reliable than using pip)
• Type in this URL: https://github.com/ZoomTen/Octomap/archive/refs/heads/master.zip, extract the folder within, somewhere easy to find on your file system.
• Double-click on octomap.py.
• If you wish, you can create a shortcut to it on desktop.