Paragon

Paragon is a toolkit for editing and creating editors for FE13, FE14, and FE15.

Installation

Paragon releases should require no dependencies. Download the release for your operating system and run.

Building

Paragon requires Rust and Python 3.8.x. You will also need to install the python packages listed in requirements.txt. More on this below. If you want to build a standalone executable, you should also install PyInstaller.

Install the virtualenv package for Python. This is used to create an environment for building.
If you have not already done so, create a virtual environment for the project by running virtualenv venv in the root directory of the project. This should produce a folder named "venv".
Enter the virtual environment by running the appropriate command for your operating system. In Windows Powershell, for example, the command is "./venv/Scripts/activate.ps1".
Install the required python packages. You can do this conveniently by running pip install -r requirements.txt from the root directory of the project.
To build the Rust backend, run maturin develop --release from the root directory of the project. This will produce a "target" folder and a "pyd" file in the paragon folder.
If the install succeeds, you can run the main script with the command python paragon/ui/main.py.

Tools Using Paragon

The following tools use Paragon features like import/export to edit FE13, FE14, and FE15. Take a look at the if you're interested!

Fire Emblem Echoes Random Class Generator

Randomize classes for characters in Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia. Outputs JSON which can be used to apply changes to your ROM.

https://evinjaff.github.io/FESOV-randomizer/

Credits

lazy for texture parsing as well as completion support for dialogue.
Moonling for writing most of the modules.
RainThunder for the original FE14 Nightmare modules.
Einstein95 for DSDecmp.
Hextator for Nightmare 2 which was a major inspiration for Paragon.
FontAwesome for icons. NOTE: Most icons were colorized to work better with light and dark modes.
3dstools and xDaniel for etc1a4 decompression.
FEAT and Ohana3DS for bch parsing references.

License

Unless explicitly stated in a file, this project is licensed under the GNU General Public License 3.0.

BCH parsing code (stored under src/bch.rs) was created by referencing code from FEAT and Ohana. This portion is licensed under the GNU General Public License 3.0.