Turns Paper Mario: The Origami King's CSB file collision meshes into Wavefront obj files to visualize them.
To use this, you need a full dump of Paper Mario: The Origami King's RomFS, as well as a tool to decompress the ZSTD files (recommended is Origami Wand). To decompress the files in Origami Wand, navigate to the menu bar and click Zstd > Decompress File. Select the files you want to load with CSB Loader to decompress them.
With these files, use csbloader like this, to obtain the obj files:
csbloader extract <path to CSB file> <path to Wavefront obj output file>
These files can be treated like usual model files, e.g., be opened in Blender. Once they are edited, you can turn them back into csb files like this:
csbloader build <path to obj mesh file> <path to output CSB file>
For more information, run csbloader --help.
Make sure you have the latest node.js LTS Version, NPM and TypeScript installed.
Open the Command Prompt, Git Bash or a Shell in a convenient location (not PowerShell), clone the repository with git clone https://github.com/Darxoon/csbloader and enter the new directory.
Type npm install && tsc && npm link to build the program and have access to the csbloader command at all times in any location in the command line.
If you have csbloader installed already and want to update, you can follow these instructions.
To update, open a Command Prompt, Git Bash or Shell in the csbloader directory and run this:
git pull && npm install && tsc. Now you have the latest version installed.
For any discussions or help regarding modding Paper Mario: The Origami King or this program, join the Paper Mario: The Origami King Refolded server (https://discord.gg/y7qfTKyhZy) or the Paper Mario Modding server (https://discord.gg/Pj4u7wB).