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If you're making a custom level (and using the blank HIP/HOP templates) I assume your HOP has the blank JSP and JSPINFO assets.

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After doing this on both TXDs, click on Edit -> TXD Archive -> Import (RW3) in the HOP's Archive Editor and import the first TXD you exported.

Set the format to Custom and set the platform and version according to this table (it's 3.5.0.0 for Battle For Bikini Bottom on Xbox).

Open both files in Magic.TXD and click on Edit -> Setup TXD Version.

Do the same for the (No RW3) button and save another TXD (make sure you can tell them apart).

In the HOP's Archive Editor, click on Edit -> TXD Archive -> Export (RW3) and save the TXD to a file.

To do this, we are going to use Magic.TXD. The Convert Archive function does not convert textures, and this is necessary as all of them are platform-specific. If the asset search could not find all models you used, you have to replace them yourself by deleting them from the archive and copying over a Xbox version of that model. This is not the case for many of the game's original models, however. Models which were custom-made using Industrial Park's importer or one of the DFF plugins (for 3ds Max or Blender) are platform independent, so they can be left unchanged as their format will work in either GameCube or Xbox.

Now, you should review your archives to make sure everything will work as expected.

Make sure you save this list for the further steps.

At the end of the process, if there are still assets which were not found and left unconverted, the list will be shown to you.Another option is to choose the Xbox folder in the IndustrialPark-EditorFiles, but only do this if you are sure that the Xbox EditorFiles (which are less than the GameCube's at the moment) contains all the same archives you imported to your custom level. This way, all of the game's files will be searched. At this point, I recommend choosing the root of the Xbox game.If any of the assets could not be converted, Industrial Park will prompt you with choosing a folder to perform an asset search, in which all HIP/HOPs in the folder you choose and all subfolders will be examined, and the matching assets which could not be converted before will be replaced with these.In this table, by looking at the 'Cross-Version Copy' column, the ones which can be converted are marked as 'Yes'. Note that not all asset types can be converted. Industrial Park will convert the archive and assets from the GameCube format to Xbox.Change the platform from GameCube to Xbox. In each Archive Editor, click on Convert Archive, under Edit (I recommend starting with the HIP).Open an instance of Industrial Park with them in it. Make a copy of your level's HIP and HOP files.This will be where your modded files are stored, as you will need to retain the clean copy for later. Make a copy of the extracted Xbox files.

Use MagicISO to extract the files from the Xbox version of the game.

Scene Resets - Important permanent scene events reset whenever the level refreshes by means of a death, warp, or Hans.

Pickup Respawns - Tokens and Extras respawn whenever the level refreshes.

Cut to the Chase - All flythroughs and forced conversations are bypassed.

Warp Anywhere - All warps in the game are unlocked from the start.

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Start with Abilities - SpongeBob and Patrick start with all of their standard abilities with enough upgrade points to upgrade everything.

Weenie Hut Jr's adds many features onto the base game. It is also compatible with the emulators built for the Xbox (CXBX-Reloaded), GameCube (Dolphin), and PlayStation 2 (PCSX2). Weenie Hut Jr's has an Xbox, GameCube, and PlayStation 2 release, making it playable on the Xbox, Xbox 360, GameCube, Wii, PlayStation 2, and PlayStation 3.

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Weenie Hut Jr's is a mod of The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie created by actualchatterteeth which modifies the base game, adding features and tweaking gameplay elements with the aim of allowing for more efficient practicing of speedrun tricks, routes, and movement.