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A rewrite of wxMASSManager, powered by Magnum and Dear ImGui. https://williamjcm.ovh/mbst
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README.md

M.A.S.S. Builder Save Tool

A save file manager and editor for M.A.S.S. Builder. Based on wxMASSManager, this is a fork using Magnum and ImGui for the UI.

Installing

Get the MassBuilderSaveTool-<version>.zip file from the project's home page or the Releases tab, and extract it somewhere. Then, launch MassBuilderSaveTool-<version>.exe.

Building on MSYS2 - IGNORE IF YOU JUST WANT TO USE THE APP!

  1. Install the 64-bit (x86_64) version of MSYS2 in its default path (C:\msys64), and update it fully.
  2. Run pacman -S git mingw-w64-x86_64-toolchain mingw-w64-x86_64-cmake mingw-w64-x86_64-ninja.
  3. In a MINGW64 shell, type git clone --recursive https://github.com/williamjcm/MassBuilderSaveTool.
  4. Type cd MassBuilderSaveTool && mkdir build && cd build.
  5. Type cmake -GNinja -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..
  6. Type ninja
  7. ...
  8. Profit!

You'll be able to find the executable in build/Release/bin.

Note: This should also work with the ucrt64 or clang64 repos. Just add -ucrt or -clang to mingw-w64 when installing packages, and launch either a UCRT64 or CLANG64 shell in step 3.