arkadysk/gbxmapbrowser

Browse and explore your TrackMania / ShootMania '.gbx' map and replay files with ease. Powered by GBX.NET.

Gbx Map Browser

The Gbx Map Browser helps you to browse and explore your '.gbx' map and replay files with ease.

It's based on gbx.net libraries: https://github.com/BigBang1112/gbx-net

It uses MahApps Metro UI: https://github.com/MahApps/MahApps.Metro

It uses Octokit: https://github.com/octokit/octokit.net

Features

• launch a map and select by which game
• rename a map (inside metadata or file), delete a map
• search for a map
• sort maps - by name, date, size, lendth, ...
• drag and drop a map to other folder/app (eg. TMX) or into this program
• drop a map on the program's exe and it will show the map preview directly
• see all map properties in Gbx Preview feature
• use games' shortcuts to navigate directly into your maps
• edit settings for a TrackMania / ShootMania game - change map folder, change launched exe location, change icon, ...
• full keyboard navigation and shortcuts
• open current folder in windows file explorer
• show system file dialog
• custom titlepacks support
• check for update on start

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Requirements

Operating System: Windows 8.1, Windows 10 or Windows 11

Have atleast one game installed from this list: TrackMania United Forever, TrackMania Nations Forever, ManiaPlanet, TrackMania Turbo or TrackMania2020 (TMNext)

gbxmapbrowser's Issues

Filters? Select multiple tracks feature?

Hello again (once again, sorry)! Is there an option within the GbxMapBrowser that allows one to search tracks by filtering environments, tags, Gamemode or anything? I also thought it would be dope if one could use the Gbx Map Browser similar to file explorer where you can select multiple tracks, drag them, etc.

Suggestion: Include an option to open with TMUnlimiter for TMUF/TMNF Maps

Just a suggestion. If this is added, please let me know where it is!

Small suggestion: Option to save previous state of program

Hello again! Sorry but I have another small suggestion. Maybe have an option to open the program and continue at the directory that you were looking at including saving settings such as Sort By with Date Ascending instead of just having to do that every time you open the program.