Layouts - Revision history

SY24: Fixed link to Localization page

2025-04-13T06:44:40Z

Fixed link to Localization page

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	\|WHFPauseMenu		\|WHFPauseMenu
	\|The WHF 2010 demo consisted of a time-limited version of Sky Station Galaxy 1. People with the lowest time could win special prices. In one of the surviving photos a custom Pause Menu Layout can be seen, only holding the Back button, the elapsing time and some other text in japanese. Details are hard to make out. [[~~Unused_files~~#LayoutMessage.arc\|All text for this and other WHF-exclusive Layouts can still be found in the Korean and Taiwan releases of SMG2.]]		\|The WHF 2010 demo consisted of a time-limited version of Sky Station Galaxy 1. People with the lowest time could win special prices. In one of the surviving photos a custom Pause Menu Layout can be seen, only holding the Back button, the elapsing time and some other text in japanese. Details are hard to make out. [[Localization#LayoutMessage.arc\|All text for this and other WHF-exclusive Layouts can still be found in the Korean and Taiwan releases of SMG2.]]
	\|[[File:LayoutE3_SMG2_PauseMenu.png\|150x150px]]		\|[[File:LayoutE3_SMG2_PauseMenu.png\|150x150px]]
	\|}		\|}

Master Luma: /* .arc (RARC - Revolution ARChive) */ - Also changed the reference here from "Revolution" to the proper "Resource" for the RARC format name.

2025-04-12T00:00:55Z

.arc (RARC - Revolution ARChive): - Also changed the reference here from "Revolution" to the proper "Resource" for the RARC format name.

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	Layouts consist of several filetypes created by Nintendo:		Layouts consist of several filetypes created by Nintendo:

	=== .arc (RARC - ~~Revolution~~ ARChive) ===		=== .arc (RARC - Resource ARChive) ===
	Most Layouts are stored in Yaz0 compressed RARC archives (indicated by the .arc file extension). These archives hold subfolders including the required files that make up a Layout. Those subfolders are:		Most Layouts are stored in Yaz0 compressed RARC archives (indicated by the .arc file extension). These archives hold subfolders including the required files that make up a Layout. Those subfolders are:
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

SY24: Added WHF 2010 Layout

2025-03-31T09:33:54Z

Added WHF 2010 Layout

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:33, 31 March 2025
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	=== Super Mario Galaxy 2 (E3 2009) ===		=== Super Mario Galaxy 2 (E3 2009 + WHF 2010) ===
	The E3 2009 build of SMG2 was only seen in a single trailer; no gameplay is available online. ~~The trailer only showed 4 Layouts~~ in ~~total~~.		The E3 2009 build of SMG2 was only seen in a single trailer; no gameplay is available online. Another demo of SMG2 was shown and playable on the World Hobby Fair in 2010, with little footage surviving to this day.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	!Layout		!Layout
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	\|YoshiTargetMark		\|YoshiTargetMark
	\|The ~~beat~~ version of this Layout had a thinner but bigger circle and missed the B button icon.		\|The beta version of this Layout had a thinner but bigger circle and missed the B button icon.
	\|[[File:LayoutE3_YoshiTargetMark.png\|150x150px]]		\|[[File:LayoutE3_YoshiTargetMark.png\|150x150px]]
			\|-
			\|WHFPauseMenu
			\|The WHF 2010 demo consisted of a time-limited version of Sky Station Galaxy 1. People with the lowest time could win special prices. In one of the surviving photos a custom Pause Menu Layout can be seen, only holding the Back button, the elapsing time and some other text in japanese. Details are hard to make out. [[Unused_files#LayoutMessage.arc\|All text for this and other WHF-exclusive Layouts can still be found in the Korean and Taiwan releases of SMG2.]]
			\|[[File:LayoutE3_SMG2_PauseMenu.png\|150x150px]]
	\|}		\|}

SY24: Added GDC 2007 Layouts

2025-03-31T09:26:38Z

Added GDC 2007 Layouts

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	=== Super Mario Galaxy (E3 2006 + GDC 2007) ===		=== Super Mario Galaxy (E3 2006 + GDC 2007) ===
	The E3 2006 build of SMG contained Layouts which were significantly changed or removed in the final build. Below is a list of all Layouts that were found in surviving footage from that time; not in alphabetical order, but in the order they were potentially encountered in the ~~demo~~.		The E3 2006 build of SMG contained Layouts which were significantly changed or removed in the final build. Even the GDC 2007 build, which was much closer to the release, contained slightly differing Layouts. Below is a list of all Layouts that were found in surviving footage from that time; not in alphabetical order, but in the order they were potentially encountered in the demoversions.
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	!Layout		!Layout
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	\|Unknown		\|Unknown
	\|Once the player points their Wii Remote at the screen, they are instructed to point at Mario and press B to release him.		\|Once the player points their Wii Remote at the screen, they are instructed to point at Mario and press B to release him. There exists one photo from Nintendo World 2006 showing this layout with japanese text, confirming that a japanese version of the E3 demo had existed.
	\|[[File:LayoutE3_Unknown_BGuidance.png\|178x178px]]		\|[[File:LayoutE3_Unknown_BGuidance.png\|178x178px]]<br /><br />[[File:LayoutE3_Unknown_BGuidance_Jpn.png\|178x178px]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|DPDPointer		\|DPDPointer
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	\|This Layout was originally positioned in the bottom left instead of the bottom right corner of the screen. Two different Starbit icons could be seen in official screenshots, however only the purple one was used in the demo. as claimed by a magazine, collecting 100 Starbits (or Star Shards back then) would give the player a Power Star. The 100 counter was removed in the final build, but seen in the PurpleCoinCounter Layout.		\|This Layout was originally positioned in the bottom left instead of the bottom right corner of the screen. Two different Starbit icons could be seen in official screenshots, however only the purple one was used in the demo. as claimed by a magazine, collecting 100 Starbits (or Star Shards back then) would give the player a Power Star. The 100 counter was removed in the final build, but seen in the PurpleCoinCounter Layout.
	\|[[File:LayoutE3_StarPieceCounter1.png\|200x200px]]<br /><br />[[File:LayoutE3_StarPieceCounter2.png\|200x200px]]		\|[[File:LayoutE3_StarPieceCounter1.png\|200x200px]]<br /><br />[[File:LayoutE3_StarPieceCounter2.png\|200x200px]]
			\|-
			\|StarPieceCounter
			\|In the GDC 2007 build this Layout was repositioned to the bottom right corner of the screen, being its position in the release as well. However the digits of the counter were not trimmed to account for the amount of Star Bits. Instead it would always be in digits of three. Some screenshots from GDC 2007 show this Layout with the E3 2006 graphic, while others show it with its final design, implying this change happened shortly before the convention.
			\|[[File:LayoutE3_StarPieceCounter3.png\|200x200px]]<br /><br />[[File:LayoutE3_StarPieceCounter4.png\|200x200px]]
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	\|PlayerLeft		\|PlayerLeft
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	\|TimeUp		\|TimeUp
	\|This Layout would appear after the 10 minute timer running out. A slightly adjusted leftover of this Layout can still be found unused in the final build.		\|This Layout would appear after the 10 minute timer running out. [[Layouts#TimeUp_(SMG)\|A slightly adjusted leftover of this Layout can still be found unused in the final build.]]
	\|[[File:LayoutE3_TimeUp.gif\|178x178px]]		\|[[File:LayoutE3_TimeUp.gif\|178x178px]]
	\|-		\|-
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	\|Only seen in the GDC 2007 trailer. This version of the Layout had slightly darker colors, the text consisted of a texture instead of menufon64.brnft and the hole in the center was missing.		\|Only seen in the GDC 2007 trailer. This version of the Layout had slightly darker colors, the text consisted of a texture instead of menufon64.brnft and the hole in the center was missing.
	\|[[File:LayoutE3_AirMeter_SMG.png\|100x100px]]		\|[[File:LayoutE3_AirMeter_SMG.png\|100x100px]]
			\|-
			\|FlyMeter
			\|Seen in a GDC 2007 screenshot. This Layout's base shared a similar design to the AirMeter Layout, lacking the hole in the center. It looks like there were bolts in the corners of the graphic. The text however consists of menufont64.brnft.
			\|[[File:LayoutE3_FlyMeter_2.png\|100x100px]]
			\|-
			\|StageSelectMenu
			\|After pressing A & B on the title screen of the GDC 2007 demo, the player was able to select a stage from this menu. Some Galaxy names on there were changed in the release.
			\|[[File:LayoutE3_StageSelectMenu_1.png\|178x178px]]<br /><br />[[File:LayoutE3_StageSelectMenu_2.png\|178x178px]]
	\|}		\|}

SY24: Added E3 AirMeter

2025-01-14T17:06:09Z

Added E3 AirMeter

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	=== Super Mario Galaxy (E3 2006) ===		=== Super Mario Galaxy (E3 2006 + GDC 2007) ===
	The E3 2006 build of SMG contained Layouts which were significantly changed or removed in the final build. Below is a list of all Layouts that were found in surviving footage from that time; not in alphabetical order, but in the order they were potentially encountered in the demo.		The E3 2006 build of SMG contained Layouts which were significantly changed or removed in the final build. Below is a list of all Layouts that were found in surviving footage from that time; not in alphabetical order, but in the order they were potentially encountered in the demo.
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	\|Finishing the demo through any means (Power Star or Timeout) would show this message before resetting.		\|Finishing the demo through any means (Power Star or Timeout) would show this message before resetting.
	\|[[File:LayoutE3_UnknownThankYou.png\|178x178px]]		\|[[File:LayoutE3_UnknownThankYou.png\|178x178px]]
			\|-
			\|AirMeter
			\|Only seen in the GDC 2007 trailer. This version of the Layout had slightly darker colors, the text consisted of a texture instead of menufon64.brnft and the hole in the center was missing.
			\|[[File:LayoutE3_AirMeter_SMG.png\|100x100px]]
	\|}		\|}

SY24: Added SMG2 E3 2009

2024-11-01T08:01:52Z

Added SMG2 E3 2009

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 |Finishing the demo through any means (Power Star or Timeout) would show this message before resetting.
 |[[File:LayoutE3_UnknownThankYou.png|178x178px]]
 |}

SY24: Fixed explanation for StarPieceCounter

2024-10-31T22:20:38Z

Fixed explanation for StarPieceCounter

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	\|StarPieceCounter		\|StarPieceCounter
	\|This Layout was originally positioned in the bottom left instead of the bottom right corner of the screen. Two different Starbit icons could be seen in official screenshots, however only the purple one was used in the demo. The 100 counter was removed in the final build, ~~and it's unknown what happened~~ in the ~~demo upon collecting 100 Starbits~~.		\|This Layout was originally positioned in the bottom left instead of the bottom right corner of the screen. Two different Starbit icons could be seen in official screenshots, however only the purple one was used in the demo. as claimed by a magazine, collecting 100 Starbits (or Star Shards back then) would give the player a Power Star. The 100 counter was removed in the final build, but seen in the PurpleCoinCounter Layout.
	\|[[File:LayoutE3_StarPieceCounter1.png\|200x200px]]<br /><br />[[File:LayoutE3_StarPieceCounter2.png\|200x200px]]		\|[[File:LayoutE3_StarPieceCounter1.png\|200x200px]]<br /><br />[[File:LayoutE3_StarPieceCounter2.png\|200x200px]]
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SY24: Fixed oversight

2024-10-31T22:11:10Z

Fixed oversight

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	\|TooBad		\|TooBad
	\|The early version of the TooBad Layout seemingly consisted of a texture instead of menufon64.brnft generated text. Dying in the demo would respawn the player at the last checkpoint.		\|The early version of the TooBad Layout seemingly consisted of a texture instead of menufon64.brnft generated text. Dying in the demo would respawn the player at the last checkpoint.
	\|[[File:~~LayoutE3_SignboardBalloon~~.png\|200x200px]]		\|[[File:LayoutE3_TooBad.png\|200x200px]]
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	\|PauseMenu		\|PauseMenu

SY24: Added E3 Layouts

2024-10-31T22:09:19Z

Added E3 Layouts

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 | [[File:Layout YoshiTargetMark.png|100x100px]]
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SY24: Added DestroyCounter

2024-10-31T20:38:00Z

Added DestroyCounter

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 |A 3D model that holds the background image for the PeachLetterMini Layout
 |[[File:Layout DemoLetter.png|178x178px]]
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