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FAQ Q: Why did you abandon DSTools?Ī: DSTools worked well for the creation of many mods, and is still actively used today. This way you don't have to modify base game files (and work on multiple mod projects at a time) and you can easily distribute a mod by zipping up the project directory and uploading it. The intended workflow is to install mod engine for your respective game and set the modoverridedirectory in modengine.ini to your mod project directory. These are typically stored in a separate directory from the base game, and all modifies files will be saved there instead of overwriting the base game files (there's exceptions for DS1 and DeS because we don't have a mod engine solution for them). Map studio operates on top of something I call mod projects. You're on your own for installing mods to console at the moment.

Note that some dumps will have the base game (1.0) and the patch as separate, so the patch should be merged on top of the base game before use with map studio. Bloodborne: Any valid full game dump should work out of the box.Make sure to disable the RPCS3 file cache to test changes if using the emulator. Demon's Souls: I test against the US version, but any valid full game dump of Demon's Souls will probably work out of the box.Dark Souls 3 and Sekiro: Use UXM to extract the game files.Params must also be decrypted before use (you can open and save them with Yapped Honey Bear edition ( ) until I implement this natively).

Dark Souls 2 SOTFS: Use UXM ( ) to unpack the game.

Dark Souls Remastered: Not officially supported yet, but it's possible to work with if you copy the map files to an unpacked PTDE installation, load from there, do the modifications, and then copy back to the remastered installation.

Dark Souls Prepare to die Edition: Game must be unpacked with UDSFM before usage with Map Studio ( ).

Basic usage instructions Game instructions It is functional in many cases for games and supports saving maps for all the games but DeS and Sekiro, but the editor still lacks the stability and polish expected from a full release, so keep that in mind when attempting to use the editor. It is currently in alpha testing with builds being uploaded to releases periodically. It is intended to be the successor to DSTools, but be much more lightweight with a heavy emphasis on editor performance. DS Map Studio is a standalone map editor for all the souls games.