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Welcome to the ssbh_editor wiki! This page gives a brief overview of the usage of the application. For more detailed information on the various windows and editors, see the pages linked on the side tab.
- Assigning Materials to a Mesh
- Editing Materials
- Importing Cross Mod or MatLab Material Presets
- Assigning Animations to a Model
- Hiding a Mesh in the Viewport
Open a model folder containing supported files like meshes, textures, and animations. This replaces all the existing files loaded in the editor and viewport. This is similar to clicking File > Clear Workspace and then File > Add Folder to Workspace. Folders are loaded recursively, so opening /root/stage/battlefield/normal will open all folders for the Battlefield stage. For adding a single model or animation folder without clearing any existing files, use File > Add Folder to Workspace.
Same as Open Folder but selects from a list of recently opened folders.
Similar to Open Folder but doesn't clear the existing files. This is useful for adding animations, which are typically stored in a separate folder from the model files.
Same as Add Folder to Workspace but selects from a list of recently opened folders.
Reloads all open folders in the workspace. If supported files were added or removed from a folder, these changes will also be reflected in the files list and viewport. Reloading a workspace is typically a fast operation, so it's easy to reload whenever files are changed externally such as in Switch Toolbox or Blender. SSBH Editor has no undo system, so reloading the workspace is an easy way to undo any unsaved changes.
Clears all loaded files in the files list and viewport.
Clicking Menu > Material Presets opens the preset editor. The preset editor has identical editing capabilities to the Matl Editor but edits the shared application presets file. Textures are assigned automatically based on the parameter name when assigning presets, so texture assignments in the preset editor aren't important. Save any changes to disk with File > Save.
The files tab lists the currently loaded files. SSBH Editor works with model folders rather than individual files. A model folder is a folder that contains any model related files like meshes, textures, or animations. Folders that don't contain any supported files will not be loaded and will not display in the files list. Files with unsupported extensions will also not be shown for each folder.
Folders can be removed from the files list by right clicking the folder and clicking "Remove". This also removes the corresponding entries in the Meshes tab. The right click menu also enables adding missing model.numshexb files or model.adjb files if the model folder requires them.
The meshes tab lists the renderable mesh objects in each of the model folders that contain a model.numshb file. Click the eye icons to toggle the visibility of individual mesh objects or entire model folders in the viewport. Hovering the cursor over a mesh or folder will outline it in the viewport. The visibility icons will update to reflect the current animation being played. Animations will only override the visibility when changing the current frame on the animation bar either manually or while enabling playback.
The animations tab lists the animations assigned to each model folder. Only folders that contain model related files can have animations assigned. Folders with only nuanmb animation files will not appear in this list. Each model folder in the animations tab supports multiple animation slots. Animation slots are applied in order starting from slot 0 with later animations potentially overriding values in previous animations. Adding or removing slots will change the number of animations applied to the model.
Clicking the animation drop down for a slot to select an animation from one of the loaded folders containing nuanmb files. Make sure the folders containing the animations are added first using File > Add Folder to Workspace. SSBH Editor will list the folder most likely to contain the correspnoding animation files, but animations can be assigned from any folder. Removing or toggling off all animation slots will disable any animations for the model folder and return it to its default resting state.