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<div>#REDIRECT [[Switch:Minecraft world management]]</div>Random Penguinhttps://wiki.hacks.guide/w/index.php?title=Switch:Minecraft_world_management&diff=10536Switch:Minecraft world management2025-11-21T06:38:48Z<p>Random Penguin: Random Penguin moved page Switch:Import custom Minecraft worlds to Switch:Minecraft world management: It's not just importing now</p>
<hr />
<div>==Required Reading==<br />
<br />
The Nintendo Switch release of Minecraft Bedrock edition does not permit importing worlds from external sources in-game. However, there is a trick to import your world to Minecraft that involves using a save manager and creating a blank world to replace with your downloaded world.<br />
<br />
When Minecraft was ported to the Switch, the developers made it so that internally, the world folders are not named whatever you named the world; hence why we have to look for the world using its <code>levelname.txt</code>. Consequently, this is also why we can't just put the world inside the save and have it work.<br />
<br />
{{Critical|Importing worlds works on emuMMC as well as sysCFW, but be warned: there is always a ban risk when messing with sysMMC. While people have reported successes with using this guide in sysMMC without getting banned, this can change.}}<br />
<br />
== What You Need ==<br />
* A copy of Minecraft<br />
* [https://github.com/BernardoGiordano/Checkpoint/releases/latest Checkpoint] (the <code>Checkpoint.nro</code> file) or [https://github.com/J-D-K/JKSV/releases/latest JKSV] (the <code>JKSV.nro</code> file) in your <code>/switch</code> folder<br />
<br />
==Exporting Minecraft worlds==<br />
<br />
===Section I - Backing up your save===<br />
<br />
# Boot to Atmosphère on your switch<br />
# Launch the Homebrew Menu using either title takeover (recommended) or the album applet and load either Checkpoint or JKSV<br />
# Select your user if needed, select Minecraft, back up the save (any name works), then exit<br />
<br />
===Section II - Copying the world files===<br />
<br />
# Reboot to Hekate<br />
# Go to Tools -> USB Tools -> SD Card and connect your Switch to your PC<br />
# These next steps will differ depending on if you used Checkpoint or JKSV:<br />
#* Checkpoint users: Navigate to <code>/switch/Checkpoint/saves/0x0100D71004694000 Minecraft/</code> and enter the folder for your dumped save<br />
#* JKSV users: Navigate to <code>/JKSV/Minecraft/</code>, extract the zip archive corresponding to your save and enter the created folder<br />
# Navigate to <code>games/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds/</code><br />
# For each subfolder:<br />
## Inside the subfolder, open levelname.txt and see if the contents of the file matches your world name you set in section I step 3<br />
## If it is the correct name, copy the subfolder to your PC<br />
## If it isn't the correct name, move on to the next subfolder<br />
# Eject your Switch and disconnect it from your PC<br />
<br />
{{Success|Your Minecraft world has been successfully exported!}}<br />
<br />
==Importing custom Minecraft worlds==<br />
<br />
===Section I - Creating a dummy world and backing up your save===<br />
<br />
# Boot to Atmosphère on your Switch<br />
# Launch Minecraft<br />
# Once it is loaded, create a new world with a name distinct from your other worlds, if you have any. This is used to identify the world save later in the guide.<br />
# After it has been created, exit the world, then close Minecraft<br />
# Launch the Homebrew Menu using either title takeover (recommended) or the album applet and load either Checkpoint or JKSV<br />
# Select your user if needed, select Minecraft, back up the save (any name works), then exit<br />
<br />
===Section II - Copying the world files===<br />
<br />
# Reboot to Hekate<br />
# Go to Tools -> USB Tools -> SD Card and connect your Switch to your PC<br />
# These next steps will differ depending on if you used Checkpoint or JKSV:<br />
#* Checkpoint users: Navigate to <code>/switch/Checkpoint/saves/0x0100D71004694000 Minecraft/</code> and enter the folder for your dumped save<br />
#* JKSV users: Navigate to <code>/JKSV/Minecraft/</code>, extract the zip archive corresponding to your save and enter the created folder<br />
# Navigate to <code>games/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds/</code><br />
# For each subfolder:<br />
## Inside the subfolder, open levelname.txt and see if the contents of the file matches your world name you set in section I step 3<br />
## If it is the correct name, delete the contents of this subfolder (not the subfolder itself) and replace it with the contents of your downloaded world (file and folder structure should match)<br />
## If it isn't the correct name, move on to the next subfolder<br />
# Eject your Switch and disconnect it from your PC<br />
<br />
===Section III - Importing the modified save===<br />
<br />
# From Hekate, boot into Atmosphère<br />
# Launch the Homebrew Menu using either title takeover (recommended) or the album applet and load either Checkpoint or JKSV.<br />
# Select your user if needed, select Minecraft, select your save, restore it, then exit<br />
<br />
{{Success|You should now have your custom world imported into Minecraft!}}</div>Random Penguinhttps://wiki.hacks.guide/w/index.php?title=Switch:Minecraft_world_management&diff=10535Switch:Minecraft world management2025-11-21T06:38:04Z<p>Random Penguin: Add section for importing + remove/change redundant JKSV steps + add explanation to why we can't just put the world folder in there</p>
<hr />
<div>==Required Reading==<br />
<br />
The Nintendo Switch release of Minecraft Bedrock edition does not permit importing worlds from external sources in-game. However, there is a trick to import your world to Minecraft that involves using a save manager and creating a blank world to replace with your downloaded world.<br />
<br />
When Minecraft was ported to the Switch, the developers made it so that internally, the world folders are not named whatever you named the world; hence why we have to look for the world using its <code>levelname.txt</code>. Consequently, this is also why we can't just put the world inside the save and have it work.<br />
<br />
{{Critical|Importing worlds works on emuMMC as well as sysCFW, but be warned: there is always a ban risk when messing with sysMMC. While people have reported successes with using this guide in sysMMC without getting banned, this can change.}}<br />
<br />
== What You Need ==<br />
* A copy of Minecraft<br />
* [https://github.com/BernardoGiordano/Checkpoint/releases/latest Checkpoint] (the <code>Checkpoint.nro</code> file) or [https://github.com/J-D-K/JKSV/releases/latest JKSV] (the <code>JKSV.nro</code> file) in your <code>/switch</code> folder<br />
<br />
==Exporting Minecraft worlds==<br />
<br />
===Section I - Backing up your save===<br />
<br />
# Boot to Atmosphère on your switch<br />
# Launch the Homebrew Menu using either title takeover (recommended) or the album applet and load either Checkpoint or JKSV<br />
# Select your user if needed, select Minecraft, back up the save (any name works), then exit<br />
<br />
===Section II - Copying the world files===<br />
<br />
# Reboot to Hekate<br />
# Go to Tools -> USB Tools -> SD Card and connect your Switch to your PC<br />
# These next steps will differ depending on if you used Checkpoint or JKSV:<br />
#* Checkpoint users: Navigate to <code>/switch/Checkpoint/saves/0x0100D71004694000 Minecraft/</code> and enter the folder for your dumped save<br />
#* JKSV users: Navigate to <code>/JKSV/Minecraft/</code>, extract the zip archive corresponding to your save and enter the created folder<br />
# Navigate to <code>games/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds/</code><br />
# For each subfolder:<br />
## Inside the subfolder, open levelname.txt and see if the contents of the file matches your world name you set in section I step 3<br />
## If it is the correct name, copy the subfolder to your PC<br />
## If it isn't the correct name, move on to the next subfolder<br />
# Eject your Switch and disconnect it from your PC<br />
<br />
{{Success|Your Minecraft world has been successfully exported!}}<br />
<br />
==Importing custom Minecraft worlds==<br />
<br />
===Section I - Creating a dummy world and backing up your save===<br />
<br />
# Boot to Atmosphère on your Switch<br />
# Launch Minecraft<br />
# Once it is loaded, create a new world with a name distinct from your other worlds, if you have any. This is used to identify the world save later in the guide.<br />
# After it has been created, exit the world, then close Minecraft<br />
# Launch the Homebrew Menu using either title takeover (recommended) or the album applet and load either Checkpoint or JKSV<br />
# Select your user if needed, select Minecraft, back up the save (any name works), then exit<br />
<br />
===Section II - Copying the world files===<br />
<br />
# Reboot to Hekate<br />
# Go to Tools -> USB Tools -> SD Card and connect your Switch to your PC<br />
# These next steps will differ depending on if you used Checkpoint or JKSV:<br />
#* Checkpoint users: Navigate to <code>/switch/Checkpoint/saves/0x0100D71004694000 Minecraft/</code> and enter the folder for your dumped save<br />
#* JKSV users: Navigate to <code>/JKSV/Minecraft/</code>, extract the zip archive corresponding to your save and enter the created folder<br />
# Navigate to <code>games/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds/</code><br />
# For each subfolder:<br />
## Inside the subfolder, open levelname.txt and see if the contents of the file matches your world name you set in section I step 3<br />
## If it is the correct name, delete the contents of this subfolder (not the subfolder itself) and replace it with the contents of your downloaded world (file and folder structure should match)<br />
## If it isn't the correct name, move on to the next subfolder<br />
# Eject your Switch and disconnect it from your PC<br />
<br />
===Section III - Importing the modified save===<br />
<br />
# From Hekate, boot into Atmosphère<br />
# Launch the Homebrew Menu using either title takeover (recommended) or the album applet and load either Checkpoint or JKSV.<br />
# Select your user if needed, select Minecraft, select your save, restore it, then exit<br />
<br />
{{Success|You should now have your custom world imported into Minecraft!}}</div>Random Penguinhttps://wiki.hacks.guide/w/index.php?title=Switch:Minecraft_world_management&diff=10528Switch:Minecraft world management2025-11-13T06:11:19Z<p>Random Penguin: Smol edit (forgor Minecraft: X edition notation is for legacy console edition)</p>
<hr />
<div>==Required Reading==<br />
<br />
The Nintendo Switch release of Minecraft Bedrock edition does not permit importing worlds from external sources in-game. However, there is a trick to import your world to Minecraft that involves using a save manager and creating a blank world to replace with your downloaded world.<br />
<br />
{{Critical|This guide works on emuMMC as well as sysCFW, but be warned: there is always a ban risk when messing with sysMMC. While people have reported successes with using this guide in sysMMC without getting banned, this can change.}}<br />
<br />
== What You Need ==<br />
* A copy of Minecraft<br />
* [https://github.com/BernardoGiordano/Checkpoint/releases/latest Checkpoint] (the <code>Checkpoint.nro</code> file) or [https://github.com/J-D-K/JKSV/releases/latest JKSV] (the <code>JKSV.nro</code> file) in your <code>/switch</code> folder<br />
<br />
==Instructions==<br />
<br />
===Section I - Creating a dummy world and backing up your save===<br />
<br />
# Boot to Atmosphère on your Switch<br />
# Launch Minecraft<br />
# Once it is loaded, create a new world with a name distinct from your other worlds, if you have any. This is used to identify the world save later in the guide.<br />
# After it has been created, exit the world, then close Minecraft<br />
# Launch the Homebrew Menu using either title takeover (recommended) or the album applet and load either Checkpoint or JKSV<br />
# Select your user if needed, select Minecraft, back up the save (any name works), then exit<br />
<br />
===Section II - Copying the world files===<br />
<br />
# Reboot to Hekate<br />
# Go to Tools -> USB Tools -> SD Card and connect your Switch to your PC<br />
# These next steps will differ depending on if you used Checkpoint or JKSV:<br />
#* Checkpoint users: Navigate to <code>/switch/Checkpoint/saves/0x0100D71004694000 Minecraft/</code> and enter the folder for your dumped save<br />
#* JKSV users: Navigate to <code>/JKSV/Minecraft/</code>, copy the zip archive for your dumped save to your PC, extract it and enter the created folder<br />
# Navigate to <code>games/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds/</code><br />
# For each subfolder:<br />
## Inside the subfolder, open levelname.txt and see if the contents of the file matches your world name you set in section I step 3<br />
## If it is the correct name, delete the contents of this subfolder (not the subfolder itself) and replace it with the contents of your downloaded world (file and folder structure should match)<br />
## If it isn't the correct name, move on to the next subfolder<br />
# '''For JKSV users only''': Go back to the path where your copied zip archive is, delete the zip archive, compress to .zip/send to zip archive, copy this newly created zip archive and place it in <code>/JKSV/Minecraft</code> on your Switch, replacing the existing archive<br />
# Eject your Switch and disconnect it from your PC<br />
<br />
===Section III - Importing the modified save===<br />
<br />
# From Hekate, boot into Atmosphère<br />
# Launch the Homebrew Menu using either title takeover (recommended) or the album applet and load either Checkpoint or JKSV.<br />
# Select your user if needed, select Minecraft, select your save, restore it, then exit<br />
<br />
{{Success|You should now have your custom world imported into Minecraft!}}</div>Random Penguinhttps://wiki.hacks.guide/w/index.php?title=Switch:Minecraft_world_management&diff=10526Switch:Minecraft world management2025-11-12T23:00:41Z<p>Random Penguin: consistent style + add recommended to title takeover</p>
<hr />
<div>==Required Reading==<br />
<br />
The Nintendo Switch release of Minecraft Bedrock edition does not permit importing worlds from external sources in-game. However, there is a trick to import your world to Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition that involves using a save manager and creating a blank world to replace with your downloaded world.<br />
<br />
{{Critical|This guide works on emuMMC as well as sysCFW, but be warned: there is always a ban risk when messing with sysMMC. While people have reported successes with using this guide in sysMMC without getting banned, this can change.}}<br />
<br />
== What You Need ==<br />
* A copy of Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition<br />
* [https://github.com/BernardoGiordano/Checkpoint/releases/latest Checkpoint] (the <code>Checkpoint.nro</code> file) or [https://github.com/J-D-K/JKSV/releases/latest JKSV] (the <code>JKSV.nro</code> file) in your <code>/switch</code> folder<br />
<br />
==Instructions==<br />
<br />
===Section I - Creating a dummy world and backing up your save===<br />
<br />
# Boot to Atmosphère on your Switch<br />
# Launch Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition<br />
# Once it is loaded, create a new world with a name distinct from your other worlds, if you have any. This is used to identify the world save later in the guide.<br />
# After it has been created, exit the world, then close Minecraft<br />
# Launch the Homebrew Menu using either title takeover (recommended) or the album applet and load either Checkpoint or JKSV<br />
# Select your user if needed, select Minecraft, back up the save (any name works), then exit<br />
<br />
===Section II - Copying the world files===<br />
<br />
# Reboot to Hekate<br />
# Go to Tools -> USB Tools -> SD Card and connect your Switch to your PC<br />
# These next steps will differ depending on if you used Checkpoint or JKSV:<br />
#* Checkpoint users: Navigate to <code>/switch/Checkpoint/saves/0x0100D71004694000 Minecraft/</code> and enter the folder for your dumped save<br />
#* JKSV users: Navigate to <code>/JKSV/Minecraft/</code>, copy the zip archive for your dumped save to your PC, extract it and enter the created folder<br />
# Navigate to <code>games/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds/</code><br />
# For each subfolder:<br />
## Inside the subfolder, open levelname.txt and see if the contents of the file matches your world name you set in section I step 3<br />
## If it is the correct name, delete the contents of this subfolder (not the subfolder itself) and replace it with the contents of your downloaded world (file and folder structure should match)<br />
## If it isn't the correct name, move on to the next subfolder<br />
# '''For JKSV users only''': Go back to the path where your copied zip archive is, delete the zip archive, compress to .zip/send to zip archive, copy this newly created zip archive and place it in <code>/JKSV/Minecraft</code> on your Switch, replacing the existing archive<br />
# Eject your Switch and disconnect it from your PC<br />
<br />
===Section III - Importing the modified save===<br />
<br />
# From Hekate, boot into Atmosphère<br />
# Launch the Homebrew Menu using either title takeover (recommended) or the album applet and load either Checkpoint or JKSV.<br />
# Select your user if needed, select Minecraft, select your save, restore it, then exit<br />
<br />
{{Success|You should now have your custom world imported into Minecraft!}}</div>Random Penguinhttps://wiki.hacks.guide/w/index.php?title=Switch:Minecraft_world_management&diff=10525Switch:Minecraft world management2025-11-12T22:13:18Z<p>Random Penguin: Added tutorial page, please make this better as you see fit (first time making a wiki page)</p>
<hr />
<div>==Required Reading==<br />
<br />
The Nintendo Switch release of Minecraft Bedrock edition does not permit importing worlds from external sources in-game. However, there is a trick to import your world to Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition that involves using a save manager and creating a blank world to replace with your downloaded world.<br />
<br />
{{Critical|This guide works on emuMMC as well as sysCFW, but be warned: there is always a ban risk when messing with sysMMC. While people have reported successes with using this guide in sysMMC without getting banned, this can change.}}<br />
<br />
== What You Need ==<br />
* A copy of Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition<br />
* [https://github.com/BernardoGiordano/Checkpoint/releases/latest Checkpoint] (the <code>Checkpoint.nro</code> file) or [https://github.com/J-D-K/JKSV/releases/latest JKSV] (the <code>JKSV.nro</code> file) in your <code>/switch</code> folder<br />
<br />
==Instructions==<br />
<br />
===Section I - Creating a dummy world and backing up your save===<br />
<br />
# Boot to Atmosphère on your Switch.<br />
# Launch Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition.<br />
# Once it is loaded, create a new world with a name distinct from your other worlds, if you have any. This is used to identify the world save later in the guide.<br />
# After it has been created, exit the world, then close Minecraft.<br />
# Launch the Homebrew Menu using either title takeover or the album applet and load either Checkpoint or JKSV.<br />
# Select your user if needed, select Minecraft, back up the save (any name works), then exit.<br />
<br />
===Section II - Copying the world files===<br />
<br />
# Reboot to Hekate.<br />
# Go to Tools -> USB Tools -> SD Card and connect your Switch to your PC.<br />
# These next steps will differ depending on if you used Checkpoint or JKSV:<br />
#* Checkpoint users: Navigate to <code>/switch/Checkpoint/saves/0x0100D71004694000 Minecraft/</code> and enter the folder for your dumped save<br />
#* JKSV users: Navigate to <code>/JKSV/Minecraft/</code>, copy the zip archive for your dumped save to your PC, extract it and enter the created folder<br />
# Navigate to <code>games/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds/</code>.<br />
# For each subfolder:<br />
## Inside the subfolder, open levelname.txt and see if the contents of the file matches your world name you set in section I step 3.<br />
## If it is the correct name, delete the contents of this subfolder (not the subfolder itself) and replace it with the contents of your downloaded world (file and folder structure should match).<br />
## If it isn't the correct name, move on to the next subfolder<br />
# '''For JKSV users only''': Go back to the path where your copied zip archive is, delete the zip archive, compress to .zip/send to zip archive, copy this newly created zip archive and place it in <code>/JKSV/Minecraft</code> on your Switch, replacing the existing archive.<br />
# Eject your Switch and disconnect it from your PC<br />
<br />
===Section III - Importing the modified save===<br />
<br />
# From Hekate, boot into Atmosphère.<br />
# Launch the Homebrew Menu using either title takeover or the album applet and load either Checkpoint or JKSV.<br />
# Select your user if needed, select Minecraft, select your save, restore it, then exit.<br />
<br />
{{Success|You should now have your custom world imported into Minecraft!}}</div>Random Penguinhttps://wiki.hacks.guide/w/index.php?title=3DS:Mario_Kart_7/CTGP-7&diff=75383DS:Mario Kart 7/CTGP-72025-05-13T16:33:41Z<p>Random Penguin: Typo in first line + latest version in infobox</p>
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<div>{{#approvable_by: users = PabloMK7}}<br />
{{outdated|notes=<br />
* Course list is outdated for 1.5.X.}}<br />
{{Infobox game mod<br />
| image = CTGP-7-banner.png<br />
| imagesize = 256px<br />
| developers = PabloMK7, Fishguy ([https://github.com/PabloMK7/CTGP-7updates/blob/master/credits.txt List of credits])<br />
| version = 1.5.33<br />
| releasedate = 2025-05-10 <!-- https://github.com/PabloMK7/CTGP-7updates/releases --><br />
| website = https://ctgp-7.github.io ctgp-7.github.io<br />
| releaseurl = https://ctgp7.page.link/cia_downloader<br />
| universaldb = 3ds/ctgp-7-downloader<br />
}}<br />
'''CTGP-7''' is a mod pack for Mario Kart 7, featuring custom race tracks, playable characters, items, and other additions.<br />
<br />
== Installation ==<br />
<br />
=== Universal-Updater ===<br />
[[udb:3ds/ctgp-7-downloader|CTGP-7]] is available on Universal-DB.<br />
<br />
=== Manually ===<br />
<br />
{{Info|text=CTGP-7 also provides official installation instructions as a {{GitHub|PabloMK7/CTGP-7updates/blob/master/CTGP-7_Intallation_Guide_EN.pdf|PDF}} or [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV9ZmrHOy4c YouTube video].}}<br />
<br />
<tabber><br />
<br />
|-|Using FBI=<br />
CTGP-7 has a downloader app to install the modpack for you, which can be opened from either the HOME Menu or the Homebrew Launcher.<br />
<br />
{{FBI QR code<br />
| name1 = CIA<br />
| url1 = https://ctgp7.page.link/cia_downloader<br />
| name2 = 3DSX<br />
| url2 = https://ctgp7.page.link/3dsx_downloader<br />
}}<br />
<br />
|-|Using a Computer=<br />
# Download the latest CTGP-7 installer for your computer's operating system from the mod's [https://gamebanana.com/mods/50221 GameBanana page]<br />
#* Native installers are only available for Windows and Ubuntu. The Python-based installer might be required instead on other operating systems, but will also need an up-to-date Python installation and the dependencies listed in the README file.<br />
# Insert your console's SD card into your computer<br />
#* Make sure the SD card is accessible before continuing<br />
# Run the CTGP-7 installer you downloaded<br />
# Choose the location of your console's SD card if it wasn't detected automatically<br />
# Press the install button and wait for it to finish<br />
# Eject the SD card and reinsert it into your console<br />
# Launch FBI<br />
# Navigate to <code>SD:/CTGP-7/cia/</code><br />
# Select the <code>CTGP-7.cia</code> file<br />
# Select "Install CIA"<br />
# Press {{B|A}} to confirm<br />
# Wait for the installation to finish<br />
# Return to the HOME Menu and close FBI<br />
<br />
{{Success|CTGP-7 is now installed!}}<br />
<br />
</tabber><br />
<br />
== Courses ==<br />
{{Section WIP|notes=Screenshots are taken during the pre-game intro.}}<br />
In addition to the original courses included in Mario Kart 7, CTGP-7 adds 18 new cups.<br />
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"<br />
!Cup<br />
!Course 1<br />
!Course 2<br />
!Course 3<br />
!Course 4<br />
|-<br />
!Bell Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Concord Town}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Mario Raceway}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Galvarny Falls}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Sky Garden}}<br />
|-<br />
!Acorn Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Autumn Forest}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Riverside Park}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|SNES|Mario Circuit 1}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Bowser Castle 3}}<br />
|-<br />
!Cloud Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Evergreen Crossing}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Moo Moo Farm}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Archipelago Avenue}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Frappe Snowland}}<br />
|-<br />
!Boo Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Banshee Boardwalk 2}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Elemental Cave}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|SNES|Ghost Valley 2}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Cheep Cheep Beach}}<br />
|-<br />
!Spring Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Tick Tock Clock}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Melody Sanctum}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Desert Hills}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Castle Of Time}}<br />
|-<br />
!Egg Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Yoshi Falls}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Choco Mountain}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Shroom Ridge}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|CTR Crash Cove}}<br />
|-<br />
!Bullet Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|CTR Cortex Castle}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Revo Circuit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|SNES|Choco Island 2}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Star Slope}}<br />
|-<br />
!Blooper Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Sandcastle Park}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Mario Circuit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GCN|Luigi Circuit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Volcano Beach Ruins}}<br />
|-<br />
!Feather Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GCN|Yoshi Circuit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Peach Circuit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Metro Madness}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Luigi Circuit}}<br />
|-<br />
!Fireball Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|SMO RC Challenge}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Bowser Castle 4}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|SNES|Donut Plains 1}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Secret Slide}}<br />
|-<br />
!Bob-omb Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Wario Stadium}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Ermii Circuit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GCN|Baby Park}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GCN|Bowser Castle}}<br />
|-<br />
!Cherry Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|SNES|Mario Circuit 3}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Big Blue}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Shy Guy Beach}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Bingo Party}}<br />
|-<br />
!Pickaxe Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Stargaze Summit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Sunset Raceway}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Broken Pier}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Glacier Mine}}<br />
|-<br />
!Mega Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Flowerbed Fortress}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Seaside Palace}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DKR Star City}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Mushroom Mountain}}<br />
|-<br />
!Propeller Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Sherbert Land}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Block Island}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Bowser Castle}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DKR Jungle Falls}}<br />
|-<br />
!POW Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Retro Raceway}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Frozen Grotto}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Lakeside Park}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Dragon Burial Grounds}}<br />
|-<br />
!Rock Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Warp Pipe Island}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Neo Metropolis}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Frosty Heights}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Gnasty Gnorc's Lair}}<br />
|-<br />
!Moon Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|RMX Vanilla Lake 1}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Cliffside Circuit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Interstellar Laboratory}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Dark Matter Fortress}}<br />
|-<br />
!Coin Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Doge Desert}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Banshee Boardwalk}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GCN|Mario Circuit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Miku's Birthday Spectacular}}<br />
|-<br />
!Rainbow Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Rainbow Road}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Rainbow Road}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|RMX Rainbow Road 1}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Rainbow Road DX}}<br />
|}<br />
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{{Short description|Mario Kart 7 modpack with custom tracks and characters}}<br />
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS homebrew]]</div>Random Penguinhttps://wiki.hacks.guide/w/index.php?title=3DS:Mario_Kart_7/CTGP-7&diff=75373DS:Mario Kart 7/CTGP-72025-05-13T16:29:27Z<p>Random Penguin: Updated course list to latest version 1.5.33</p>
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<div>{{#approvable_by: users = PabloMK7<br />
{{Infobox game mod<br />
| image = CTGP-7-banner.png<br />
| imagesize = 256px<br />
| developers = PabloMK7, Fishguy ([https://github.com/PabloMK7/CTGP-7updates/blob/master/credits.txt List of credits])<br />
| version = 1.5.32<br />
| releasedate = 2025-04-14 <!-- https://github.com/PabloMK7/CTGP-7updates/releases --><br />
| website = https://ctgp-7.github.io ctgp-7.github.io<br />
| releaseurl = https://ctgp7.page.link/cia_downloader<br />
| universaldb = 3ds/ctgp-7-downloader<br />
}}<br />
'''CTGP-7''' is a mod pack for Mario Kart 7, featuring custom race tracks, playable characters, items, and other additions.<br />
<br />
== Installation ==<br />
<br />
=== Universal-Updater ===<br />
[[udb:3ds/ctgp-7-downloader|CTGP-7]] is available on Universal-DB.<br />
<br />
=== Manually ===<br />
<br />
{{Info|text=CTGP-7 also provides official installation instructions as a {{GitHub|PabloMK7/CTGP-7updates/blob/master/CTGP-7_Intallation_Guide_EN.pdf|PDF}} or [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV9ZmrHOy4c YouTube video].}}<br />
<br />
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<br />
|-|Using FBI=<br />
CTGP-7 has a downloader app to install the modpack for you, which can be opened from either the HOME Menu or the Homebrew Launcher.<br />
<br />
{{FBI QR code<br />
| name1 = CIA<br />
| url1 = https://ctgp7.page.link/cia_downloader<br />
| name2 = 3DSX<br />
| url2 = https://ctgp7.page.link/3dsx_downloader<br />
}}<br />
<br />
|-|Using a Computer=<br />
# Download the latest CTGP-7 installer for your computer's operating system from the mod's [https://gamebanana.com/mods/50221 GameBanana page]<br />
#* Native installers are only available for Windows and Ubuntu. The Python-based installer might be required instead on other operating systems, but will also need an up-to-date Python installation and the dependencies listed in the README file.<br />
# Insert your console's SD card into your computer<br />
#* Make sure the SD card is accessible before continuing<br />
# Run the CTGP-7 installer you downloaded<br />
# Choose the location of your console's SD card if it wasn't detected automatically<br />
# Press the install button and wait for it to finish<br />
# Eject the SD card and reinsert it into your console<br />
# Launch FBI<br />
# Navigate to <code>SD:/CTGP-7/cia/</code><br />
# Select the <code>CTGP-7.cia</code> file<br />
# Select "Install CIA"<br />
# Press {{B|A}} to confirm<br />
# Wait for the installation to finish<br />
# Return to the HOME Menu and close FBI<br />
<br />
{{Success|CTGP-7 is now installed!}}<br />
<br />
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<br />
== Courses ==<br />
{{Section WIP|notes=Screenshots are taken during the pre-game intro.}}<br />
In addition to the original courses included in Mario Kart 7, CTGP-7 adds 18 new cups.<br />
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"<br />
!Cup<br />
!Course 1<br />
!Course 2<br />
!Course 3<br />
!Course 4<br />
|-<br />
!Bell Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Concord Town}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Mario Raceway}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Galvarny Falls}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Sky Garden}}<br />
|-<br />
!Acorn Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Autumn Forest}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Riverside Park}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|SNES|Mario Circuit 1}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Bowser Castle 3}}<br />
|-<br />
!Cloud Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Frappe Snowland}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Moo Moo Farm}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Archipelago Avenue}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GCN|Mario Circuit}}<br />
|-<br />
!Boo Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Banshee Boardwalk 2}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Elemental Cave}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|SNES|Ghost Valley 2}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Cheep Cheep Beach}}<br />
|-<br />
!Spring Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Tick Tock Clock}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GCN|Mushroom Bridge}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Desert Hills}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Castle Of Time}}<br />
|-<br />
!Egg Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Yoshi Falls}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Choco Mountain}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Shroom Ridge}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|CTR Crash Cove}}<br />
|-<br />
!Bullet Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|CTR Cortex Castle}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Revo Circuit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|SNES|Choco Island 2}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Star Slope}}<br />
|-<br />
!Blooper Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Sandcastle Park}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Jungle Ruins}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GCN|Luigi Circuit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Volcano Beach Ruins}}<br />
|-<br />
!Feather Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GCN|Yoshi Circuit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Peach Circuit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Metro Madness}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Luigi Circuit}}<br />
|-<br />
!Fireball Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|SMO RC Challenge}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Bowser Castle 4}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|RMX Donut Plains 1}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Secret Slide}}<br />
|-<br />
!Bob-omb Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Wario Stadium}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Ermii Circuit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GCN|Baby Park}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GCN|Bowser Castle}}<br />
|-<br />
!Cherry Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|SNES|Mario Circuit 3}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Big Blue}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Shy Guy Beach}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Bingo Party}}<br />
|-<br />
!Pickaxe Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Stargaze Summit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Sunset Raceway}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Broken Pier}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Glacier Mine}}<br />
|-<br />
!Mega Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Flowerbed Fortress}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Seaside Palace}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DKR Star City}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Mushroom Mountain}}<br />
|-<br />
!Propeller Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Sherbert Land}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Block Island}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Bowser Castle}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DKR Jungle Falls}}<br />
|-<br />
!POW Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Retro Raceway}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Frozen Grotto}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Lakeside Park}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Dragon Burial Grounds}}<br />
|-<br />
!Rock Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Warp Pipe Island}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Neo Metropolis}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Frosty Heights}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Gnasty Gnorc's Lair}}<br />
|-<br />
!Moon Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|RMX Vanilla Lake 1}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Cliffside Circuit}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Interstellar Laboratory}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Dark Matter Fortress}}<br />
|-<br />
!Hammer Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|SNES|Donut Plains 2}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Soaring Skyway}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Bowser's Castle}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Wii|DK Summit}}<br />
|-<br />
!Wonder Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Painted Swamp Raceway}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Roulette Road}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Orbital Outpost}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|DS|Rainbow Road}}<br />
|-<br />
!Coin Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Doge Desert}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Banshee Boardwalk}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|DK's Jungle Parkway}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Miku's Birthday Spec. 2}}<br />
|-<br />
!Rainbow Cup<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|N64|Rainbow Road}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|GBA|Rainbow Road}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|RMX Rainbow Road 1}}<br />
|{{CTGP-7 Course|Rainbow Road DX}}<br />
|}<br />
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{{Short description|Mario Kart 7 modpack with custom tracks and characters}}<br />
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS homebrew]]</div>Random Penguin