WARIOMASTER V1 README (read this first!) -------------------------------------------------- WarioMaster allows you to read, save, and play .wario files. It's a simple program - no mobile support, sadly! - Press SPACEBAR while hovering over a tile to create a WAH in that spot. The row of the tile indicates its pitch and the column indicates when it plays. - Press LEFT ARROW to erase all WAHs. There is no undo. - Press the W key to play your file. - When you're done, click 'Save', right click the list, and click 'export' in the context menu (this needs to be done in the editor!). After saving, open File Explorer or your OS's equivalent and rename the file extension to '.wario'. - If you want to load a file, click 'Load', right click the list, and click 'import' in the context menu (again, do this in the editor!). Allow 'All Files' and then select a .wario file. Finally, press the L key to load the file after importing the .wario file. Share your .wario files with friends! It's as simple as sending them a file and telling them "WarioMaster" runs it. (Just don't send it over Scratch - that's technically not allowed since it can't be put into a Scratch file.)
WARIOMASTER V1 CREDITS (read this after!) -------------------------------------------------- This program idea comes from the Nintendo Topic V, which on the 28th of March 2026 had the subtitle "Now With .wario Files!". This post was the basis of the program: Originally, I planned to use a Base64 system created by to encode the files. This didn't work out, so .wario files can be poked around with in a text editor. Here's a link to that project:
