Yuzu Toolbox (previously known as PineappleEA-GUI) is an all in one app for installing Yuzu-EA, managing saves and shader caches, and mod management. The app is entirely open source and easily available on Itch as well!
Big update time!:
This update brings a few minor bug fixes and an updated game index, in addition to some QOL changes such as a “Delete all mods” button, which will delete all of the mods for the currently selected game. The update also brings the ability to set the desired executable name upon install. A lot of the multi-threaded aspects had to be tweaked to work with new thread safety in Godot 4.1, but the app now supports it! This update also brings about a highly requested feature, auto-updating. By launching the app with --launcher or setting your shortcut to use auto updating launching the app will check your Yuzu version, and if old update it before launching Yuzu and closing itself.
Changes
- Added missing titles from Title Keys site
- Updated to Godot 4.1
- Added Executable name parameter for setting custom executable name upon install
- Added clear all mods button (clears mod folder for selected game)
- Added launcher mode (updates Yuzu, launches it then closes itself)
- Add auto updater parameter (If enabled makes it so the created shortcut will launch the program in launcher mode)
- Bug fixes / Cleanup
Features:
- Cross platform (Windows and Linux)
- updating with overwrites of previous versions
- Simple management tools such as clearing shader caches / install directory
- Shortcut creation and automatic unpacking for windows
- Basic backup tool (allows save directory to be duplicated into another directory and then restored when desired)
- Mod management features (downloading, installing and updating mods from a variety of sources; + ability to uninstall and detect manually installed mods)
Current mod sources:
- Yuzu wiki
- Bananamods
- ZeldaTOTK Holo Github repo
Itch:https://zachar3.itch.io/yuzutoolbox Github:https://github.com/ZachAR3/YuzuToolbox/releases/tag/3.5
Personally I don’t think so, it’s related to modding and emulating Nintendo games, which is directly associated with piracy, and it’s also a simple way to mod TOTK which has gained so much traction lately to the point of banning an entire subreddit.
But you could send a direct message to one of the mods in the community to see if they approve the post or if it could be considered offtopic.
And by the way, I agree with you packaging it as a flatpak (where I find it funny, because it could be considered a grey area in relation to piracy, because there are emulators like Yuzu and RPCS3, and even a Minecraft launcher that doesn’t need an account to play, check out their FAQ on their website), but I understand that flatpak packaging is a pain because of the process it takes, so maybe for now you could aim a bit more to use appimages.
Ah maybe I will! And flstpak wise I more meant the official yuzu binary as opposed to packaging my app as one. E.g I am looking at adding support for installing and updating the mainline build of yuzu in addition to early access and was asking if it would be worthwhile when things like the flatpak version of the mainline build exist on linux and the auto updater on windows. I may look into flatpaks or app images in the future but for the time being I am happy with itch, as it allows easy updates and s nice GUI method to install on both windows and Linux.