The guide.

Step-by-step tutorials and reference for every part of Revolution Editor. New here? Start with Getting started.

Install Revolution Editor, point it at your own keys and discs, and learn your way around the workbench.

Browse, extract, replace, scrub, unscrub, trim and rearrange Wii disc images. This is the original Revolution Disk Scrubber, built into the editor.

Browse and edit the compressed archives almost every Wii and GameCube game is built from.

The full track-making toolkit: course data, collision, minimap, sky, cameras, 3D preview and render.

Edit BRRES files, import OBJ and COLLADA models, and work with textures, normal maps and images.

Make custom music, edit in-game text, and preview menu layouts.

Port courses between Double Dash and Mario Kart Wii, in both directions.

Open and edit level archives in a visual level editor.

Write, build and run your own Wii apps in C or C++, powered by your own devkitPro install.

Write Wii app logic in Swift. It's translated to C and built with devkitPro.

Lay out a Wii app's screen visually: drag, resize and style widgets, then build it into C.

Build app logic by wiring blocks together instead of writing code. It's turned into C when you build.

Have Claude Code, Codex or Antigravity help build your homebrew apps, using your own accounts.

Run your mod in Dolphin, check it, and keep a history of your work.

Quick answers to the questions that come up most.