Merge LockeExile's fork into upstream #448
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Merge LockeExile's fork into upstream This merge would add support for WiiU EFTB files, although it hasn't been tested if it builds or not
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Has it been confirmed that Switch support still works with that build (saving/loading)? Both structures reuse parts from that but still have differences. |
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I was able to test it, and can confirm saving/loading Switch structures works just fine. Loading a Switch PTCL file, and then saving it with no modifications yields the same file, with the only difference being that the |
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This merge would add support for WiiU EFTB files (particularly those found in BotW), although it hasn't
been tested if it builds or not. Unfortunately, I am unable to test it or fix any potential build issues right now, as I have a hard time understanding C# errors