Switch-Toolbox VS xedit-lib

Get Switch Toolbox > Put the Zs Dictionary file into the Toolbox's Lib folder (Toolbox-Latest\Lib)

What would you like to know? It basically decompresses .zs files into a simpler file type, and with the simpler file type you can use Switch Toolbox to browse the contents of the file. You cannot do that with the .zs type.

Sure, I can send you the model folder in dm's, but you have to open them using switch toolbox: https://github.com/KillzXGaming/Switch-Toolbox/releases

First, I use nxdumptool to export the game & update's assets, or romfs, to the SD card. I then used Switch Toolbox to export the models, textures, and animations that I want.

Earlier this year I had no choice to make use of Switch Toolbox for example in the process of putting together this texture pack for Pokemon Legends Arceus

You'll need a homebrew app called nxdumptool to dump the romfs, and maybe something like switch toolbox or something.

There's still some more unused content I've found, but I'll most likely compile those in a separate post. Before I end, I'll give thanks to Switch Toolbox for making ripping a lot easier than it would have been.

Switch Toolbox is the only tool I'm aware of that supports playback of brlans.

A great counter example of your argument is Synthesis and Mutagen, they absolutely crush xEdit's patchers in performance, often completely loading, parsing, patching and saving an entire Skyrim load order in less than a second. And they do this via modern concepts of flyweight views, "copy on mutation" semantics, and scatter/gather multithreading. Likewise you need go no further than compare the code of BSArch with that of Wabbajack's BSA routines to see drastically cleaner code in C# that even *performs faster*.