Just click File -> Open and choose the file you want to edit. Opening the file in UndertaleModTool doesn't need too much explanation, really. Often doesn't like files improperly modified by other tools (as a design choice - it reconstructs the whole file from in-memory data structures, so it needs to have a full understanding of what is going on to prevent data loss) Doesn't fully support Undertale v1.00 (but who wants to open such an old version anyway) It's Windows-only (yeah I know, sorry for this)
If you want to make a full sprite or sound dump, that's not a good tool to use for this. It's really terrible for anything related to batch processing. + Contains a scripting interface and builtin scripts for enabling debug mode etc.
+ Contains a high-level decompiler which makes the game code quite readable + Lets you change almost every single value in the file + Can both extract and save the modified file the Nintendo Switch update) and Deltarune(well, maybe except a few editors that are still not updated) + Full support for Undertale (both pre- and post- GMS2 port, i.e. + Probably the easiest one to use if you are new to this, as it's the only tool I know of that has a proper GUI Most of these should also work on other GameMaker: Studio based games (despite the names)! Each of them has its pros and cons, so I tried to list all tools I know of to help you choose the best one for whatever you are trying to do. Nowadays, there are a few tools that can be used to extract the data.win file. well, maybe it turned out a little bit like that (and also, if you didn't notice yet, the picture at the top is the unused texture for the Ralsei's manual :P) I tried to not make it so dense that it makes your head spin. Please read it before asking yet another "how to extract sprites/sounds/whatever else from the data.win file". but to be honest, it gets tiring after a while. Hello! I'm krzys_h, your new moderator on both r/underminers and r/undermodders! You may know me as the author of UndertaleModTool, and the kind person who spent the last week of his life answering all the repetitive questions about unpacking the data.win file.
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