This plugin opens a form allowing the user to configure build settings. A detailed breakdown of the settings featured on this form can be found here. After setting configuration is complete, a settings.ini file will be created in the root folder of the build directory.

For a detailed breakdown of the settings configured by this plugin, see the section on the settings.ini file.

This plugin allows you to select the files for a Brawl character packaged in a .zip file and automatically performs all the necessary work to add the character to your build. It is primarily designed for installing brand-new characters to a build, but it also attempts to resolve issues if you attempt to overwrite an existing character within a build as well. A detailed breakdown on how to use this plugin and what it does can be found here.

This plugin installs cosmetics into a build and makes the necessary changes to add them for an existing fighter. This plugin works exactly like the Install Costume plugin, but doesn't make changes to .pac files or Ex configs. A detailed breakdown on how to use the costume plugin and what it does can be found here.

This plugin installs cosmetics and fighter .pac files into a build and makes the necessary changes to add them as a new costume for an existing fighter. A detailed breakdown on how to use this plugin and what it does can be found here.

This plugin installs franchise icons to all locations defined for use in a build.

When run, the user is prompted to first select a franchise icon with a black background, then to select one with a transparent background, and finally to select a MDL0 file of their franchise icon. After choosing (or skipping) the files, the user is prompted to enter their desired franchise icon ID. The plugin then installs the selected image and model files to the appropriate locations in the build based on the build settings. If a model file is imported, the transparent background icon will be skipped. If the chosen franchise icon ID is already in use, the user will be prompted to enter a different one.

Once the franchise icons are installed in all locations, the user will receive a message indicating such. To actually use the franchise icon, the user must set a fighter's Ex config to use the chosen franchise icon ID.

This plugin allows you to enter a fighter ID for a character you wish to uninstall from your build. A detailed breakdown on how to use this plugin and what it does can be found here.

This plugin uninstalls cosmetics from a build and makes the necessary changes to remove them for an existing fighter. This plugin works exactly like the Uninstall Costume plugin, but doesn't make changes to .pac files or Ex configs. A detailed breakdown on how to use the costume plugin and what it does can be found here.

This plugin uninstalls cosmetics and fighter .pac files from a build and makes the necessary changes to remove a costume from an existing fighter. A detailed breakdown on what this plugin does and how to use it can be found here.

This plugin uninstalls franchise icons from all locations defined for use in a build.

When run, the user is prompted to enter their chosen franchise icon ID. The plugin then uninstalls the selected franchise icon from the appropriate locations in the build based on the build settings.

Once the franchise icons are uninstalled in all locations, the user will receive a message indicating such.

This plugin allows you to enter a fighter ID for a charater you wish to extract from your build. Like other prompts, the fighter ID can be entered in either hexadecimal (e.g. "0x21") or decimal (e.g. "33") format. The user will then be asked to select a directory to extract the character to.

After the user has input their selections, the plugin will attempt to gather up all assets and settings for the character within the build set in the user's build path. It will read through various files in the build to achieve this.

After the fighter is successfully extracted, the user will receive a message indicating such, and they can use the extracted character package as they please. The user can edit extracted packages using the Package Character plugin as well.

NOTE: Characters extracted with this plugin will only contain assets present in the build, since it is impossible to create new assets for other build types. To work with builds of all settings, missing assets will need to be added manually.

This plugin performs the same tasks as "Extract Character", but it does so for every single valid character in your build. Characters are only considered valid if they have all necessary Ex configs, and the plugin does know how to identify Ex redirects as well.

The user will first be prompted to select a directory to extract the character packages to. Afterward, the plugin will perform the operations used in "Extract Character" on every character in the build.

Once all characters have been extracted, the user will receive a message indicating such, and they can use the extracted character packages as they please.

NOTE: This process can take some time. Also note that some vanilla characters might be extracted as well, but since vanilla characters work differently from Ex characters, these are unlikely to work correctly.

This plugin uses forms with a variety of controls, which are too extensive to detail here. For more detailed information, see the guide on managing music.

This plugin uses forms with a variety of controls, which are too extensive to detail here. For more detailed information, see the guide on managing stages.

This plugin uses forms with a variety of controls, which are too extensive to detail here. For more detailed information, see the guide on packaging characters.

This plugin allows you to apply a patch to a file in order to make changes to it without replacing the file in its entirety. You can find more information in the guide on comparing and patching files.

This plugin can perform a variety of different tasks that are too extensive to detail here. For more information, see the guide on comparing and patching files.

This plugin uses a form with a variety of controls too extensive to detail here. For more information, see the guide on build patches.

This plugin locates all the files to be replaced or patched from a .buildpatch file and applies the appropriate changes to them. For more detailed information on how it works, see the guide on build patches.

This plugin will iterate through all of the EX configs in your build and print the fighter ID, name, cosmetic ID, franchise icon ID, soundbank ID, and victory theme ID of each fighter found to a fighter_info.txt file located in your /BrawlAPI/Resources/BrawlInstaller/ directory in the BrawlCrate root folder. This can be useful if you need a reference for what IDs are available.

All IDs printed are in decimal format except for EffectID, which is printed in hexadecimal format.

This plugin allows you to restore backups created when running the other plugins, such as installing or uninstalling characters. The plugins attempt to create backups of any file they modify, delete, or replace during execution, and these backups can be found in the /Backups/ folder in your BrawlCrate root directory. The last nine backups are stored - older backups are deleted when one of the plugins attempt to back something up.

When this plulgin is run, it will first check if any backups exist. If they do not, it simply displays a message and ends execution. If backups are found, the user will be displayed a list of options and prompted to enter a number associated with one of the backups in the list. Whichever backup the user selects will be restored to the user's build by copying every file within to it's respective directory into the build. Once execution completes, a message will be displayed indicating such.