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	The stage ID and the amount of AR files you need to copy will vary between levels.		The stage ID and the amount of AR files you need to copy will vary between levels.

			Note that if you simply want to view the levels in SonicGLvl without making any changes, opening them from the base game files is fine. This advice is for when you want to make modifications to the level.

	== Missing Textures ==		== Missing Textures ==

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	{{Notice\|type=note\|content=This guide covers how to setup Sonic Unleashed Xbox 360 levels in GLvl, but does not cover how to use this tool or how to set it up for PS3 levels. It's recommended that you also read the [[How To Use Sonic GLvl with Sonic Generations\|Sonic Generations GLvl guide]].}}{{Notice\|type=info\|content=This guide uses the following tools:		{{Notice\|type=note\|content=This guide covers how to setup Sonic Unleashed Xbox 360 levels in GLvl, but does not cover how to use this tool or how to set it up for PS3 levels. It's recommended that you also read the [[How To Use Sonic GLvl with Sonic Generations\|Sonic Generations GLvl guide]].}}{{Notice\|type=info\|content=This guide uses the following tools:
	* [[SonicGLvl\|SonicGLvl]]}}		* [[SonicGLvl\|SonicGLvl]]
			* [[HedgeArcPack]]}}

	The latest [[SonicGLvl]] can now open Sonic Unleashed levels without needing to decompress any archive or move around files. Open a level through '''"File > Open Level"''' and select the # archive of a level of your choice. Refer to the [[Sonic Unleashed Stage IDs\|Stage IDs]] page to find the level that you need.		The latest [[SonicGLvl]] can now open Sonic Unleashed levels without needing to decompress any archive or move around files. Open a level through '''"File > Open Level"''' and select the # archive of a level of your choice. Refer to the [[Sonic Unleashed Stage IDs\|Stage IDs]] page to find the level that you need.
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	== Missing Models ==		== Missing Models ==
	SonicGLvl does not come with the game assets, so objects are going to appear as cubes. To solve this, you need to extract the relevant AR files to SonicGLvl's "database/resources" folder. Most required assets are stored in <code>SonicActionCommon/EvilActionCommon</code> archives in the base game.		SonicGLvl does not come with the game assets, so objects are going to appear as cubes. To solve this, you need to extract the relevant AR files to SonicGLvl's "database/resources" folder. Most required assets are stored in <code>SonicActionCommon/EvilActionCommon</code> archives in the base game. [[HedgeArcPack]] can be used to directly extract the archives to the resources folder.

	If you are unable to find the model for an object, you can open the corresponding object template from "database/objects" folder, and look for an Extra parameter with model as the type:<syntaxhighlight lang="xml"><Extra type="model" name="cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model" /></syntaxhighlight>In this example, the HintRing object uses the <code>cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model</code> file. You can then search for this file name in the [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/blueskythlikesclouds/SkythTools/refs/heads/master/Sonic%20Unleashed/File%20Index.txt Sonic Unleashed File Index] to find the archive it's stored in, and extract it.		If you are unable to find the model for an object, you can open the corresponding object template from "database/objects" folder, and look for an Extra parameter with model as the type:<syntaxhighlight lang="xml"><Extra type="model" name="cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model" /></syntaxhighlight>In this example, the HintRing object uses the <code>cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model</code> file. You can then search for this file name in the [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/blueskythlikesclouds/SkythTools/refs/heads/master/Sonic%20Unleashed/File%20Index.txt Sonic Unleashed File Index] to find the archive it's stored in, and extract it.
	{{Notice\|type=warn\|content=If you extract SonicActionCommon_Petra, a material file with invalid characters in its file name is going to crash SonicGLvl! Make sure to remove the faulty file to make it work: ptr_sk_dart01__NSP_CMN_ChaoTexSpecNrmTanVC____NPR_XB_��__.material}}{{Notice\|type=warn\|content=Some Sonic Unleashed object templates are currently incorrectly configured to load Sonic Generations model names. If you have the 2011 version of Sonic Generations installed, you can extract cmn100/cmn200 to the resources folder as a temporary workaround.}}		{{Notice\|type=warn\|content=If you extract SonicActionCommon_Petra, a material file with invalid characters in its file name is going to crash SonicGLvl! Make sure to remove the faulty file to make it work: ptr_sk_dart01__NSP_CMN_ChaoTexSpecNrmTanVC____NPR_XB_��__.material}}{{Notice\|type=warn\|content=Some Sonic Unleashed object templates are currently incorrectly configured to load Sonic Generations model names. If you have the 2011 version of Sonic Generations installed, you can extract cmn100/cmn200 to the resources folder as a temporary workaround.}}

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	== Setting Up Shaders ==		== Setting Up Shaders ==
	To display the level with game-accurate graphics, you need to copy the "shader.ar" file from your game installation to SonicGLvl's "database/shaders" folder. SonicGLvl will warn you about this if you have not done this step.		To display the level with game-accurate graphics, you need to copy the '''"shader.ar"''' file from your game installation to SonicGLvl's '''"database/shaders"''' folder. SonicGLvl will warn you about this if you have not done this step.

	== Copying Files To Your Mod ==		== Copying Files To Your Mod ==
	If you open a level directly from the game files, you have the risk of corrupting your installation when you save your changes. It's recommended to first copy the files to a mod, and open the level from your mod directory. As an example, the files you need to copy for Windmill Isle Act 2 (Day) are as follows:		If you open a level directly from the game files, you have the risk of corrupting your installation when you save your changes. It's recommended to first copy the files to a mod, and open the level from your mod directory. As an example, the files you need to copy for Windmill Isle Act 2 (Day) are as follows:

	* Packed/ActD_MykonosAct2/Stage.pfd		* <code>Packed/ActD_MykonosAct2/Stage.pfd</code>
	* #ActD_MykonosAct2.ar.00		* <code>#ActD_MykonosAct2.ar.00</code>
	* #ActD_MykonosAct2.arl		* <code>#ActD_MykonosAct2.arl</code>
	* ActD_MykonosAct2.ar.00		* <code>ActD_MykonosAct2.ar.00</code>
	* ActD_MykonosAct2.arl		* <code>ActD_MykonosAct2.arl</code>

	The stage ID and the amount of AR files you need to copy will vary between levels.		The stage ID and the amount of AR files you need to copy will vary between levels.

	== Missing Textures ==		== Missing Textures ==
	Sonic Unleashed stores stage textures in different archives to share them between levels and save space. If you open a level from your game directory, SonicGLvl will automatically extract them to its "cache/country_name/slot_resources" folder.		Sonic Unleashed stores stage textures in different archives to share them between levels and save space. If you open a level from your game directory, SonicGLvl will automatically extract them to its '''"cache/country_name/slot_resources"''' folder.

	However, if you open the level from a DLC or your mod files, and not copy over these archives, SonicGLvl won't be able to find the textures. To solve this, you can first open a level from the respective country region from the base game folder, then re-open the level from your DLC or mod directory.		However, if you open the level from a DLC or your mod files, and not copy over these archives, SonicGLvl won't be able to find the textures. To solve this, you can first open a level from the respective country region from the base game folder, then re-open the level from your DLC or mod directory.
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	As an example, for Apotos, the common texture archives are named as follows:		As an example, for Apotos, the common texture archives are named as follows:

	* CmnActD_Terrain_Mykonos		* <code>CmnActD_Terrain_Mykonos</code>
	* CmnActN_Terrain_Mykonos		* <code>CmnActN_Terrain_Mykonos</code>
	* CmnMykonos		* <code>CmnMykonos</code>

	== Missing Models ==		== Missing Models ==
	SonicGLvl does not come with the game assets, so objects are going to appear as cubes. To solve this, you need to extract the relevant AR files to SonicGLvl's "database/resources" folder. Most required assets are stored in SonicActionCommon/EvilActionCommon archives in the base game.		SonicGLvl does not come with the game assets, so objects are going to appear as cubes. To solve this, you need to extract the relevant AR files to SonicGLvl's "database/resources" folder. Most required assets are stored in <code>SonicActionCommon/EvilActionCommon</code> archives in the base game.

	If you are unable to find the model for an object, you can open the corresponding object template from "database/objects" folder, and look for an Extra parameter with model as the type:<syntaxhighlight lang="xml"><Extra type="model" name="cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model" /></syntaxhighlight>In this example, the HintRing object uses the <code>cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model</code> file. You can then search for this file name in the [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/blueskythlikesclouds/SkythTools/refs/heads/master/Sonic%20Unleashed/File%20Index.txt Sonic Unleashed File Index] to find the archive it's stored in, and extract it.		If you are unable to find the model for an object, you can open the corresponding object template from "database/objects" folder, and look for an Extra parameter with model as the type:<syntaxhighlight lang="xml"><Extra type="model" name="cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model" /></syntaxhighlight>In this example, the HintRing object uses the <code>cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model</code> file. You can then search for this file name in the [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/blueskythlikesclouds/SkythTools/refs/heads/master/Sonic%20Unleashed/File%20Index.txt Sonic Unleashed File Index] to find the archive it's stored in, and extract it.
	{{Notice\|type=warn\|content=If you extract SonicActionCommon_Petra, a material file with invalid characters in its file name is going to crash SonicGLvl! Make sure to remove the faulty file to make it work: ptr_sk_dart01__NSP_CMN_ChaoTexSpecNrmTanVC____NPR_XB_��__.material}}{{Notice\|type=warn\|content=Some Sonic Unleashed object templates are currently incorrectly configured to load Sonic Generations model names. If you have the 2011 version of Sonic Generations installed, you can extract cmn100/cmn200 to the resources folder as a temporary workaround.}}		{{Notice\|type=warn\|content=If you extract SonicActionCommon_Petra, a material file with invalid characters in its file name is going to crash SonicGLvl! Make sure to remove the faulty file to make it work: ptr_sk_dart01__NSP_CMN_ChaoTexSpecNrmTanVC____NPR_XB_��__.material}}{{Notice\|type=warn\|content=Some Sonic Unleashed object templates are currently incorrectly configured to load Sonic Generations model names. If you have the 2011 version of Sonic Generations installed, you can extract cmn100/cmn200 to the resources folder as a temporary workaround.}}

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	* [[SonicGLvl\|SonicGLvl]]}}		* [[SonicGLvl\|SonicGLvl]]}}

	~~Latest~~ [[SonicGLvl]] now ~~can~~ open Sonic Unleashed levels without needing to decompress any archive or move around files. Open a level through "File -> Open Level" and select the # archive of a level of your choice. Refer to [[Sonic Unleashed Stage IDs\|~~stage~~ IDs]] to find the level you need.		The latest [[SonicGLvl]] can now open Sonic Unleashed levels without needing to decompress any archive or move around files. Open a level through '''"File > Open Level"''' and select the # archive of a level of your choice. Refer to the [[Sonic Unleashed Stage IDs\|Stage IDs]] page to find the level that you need.

	== Setting Up Shaders ==		== Setting Up Shaders ==

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	If you are unable to find the model for an object, you can open the corresponding object template from "database/objects" folder, and look for an Extra parameter with model as the type:<syntaxhighlight lang="xml"><Extra type="model" name="cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model" /></syntaxhighlight>In this example, the HintRing object uses the <code>cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model</code> file. You can then search for this file name in the [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/blueskythlikesclouds/SkythTools/refs/heads/master/Sonic%20Unleashed/File%20Index.txt Sonic Unleashed File Index] to find the archive it's stored in, and extract it.		If you are unable to find the model for an object, you can open the corresponding object template from "database/objects" folder, and look for an Extra parameter with model as the type:<syntaxhighlight lang="xml"><Extra type="model" name="cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model" /></syntaxhighlight>In this example, the HintRing object uses the <code>cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model</code> file. You can then search for this file name in the [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/blueskythlikesclouds/SkythTools/refs/heads/master/Sonic%20Unleashed/File%20Index.txt Sonic Unleashed File Index] to find the archive it's stored in, and extract it.
	{{Notice\|type=warn\|content=If you extract SonicActionCommon_Petra, a material file with invalid characters in its file name is going to crash SonicGLvl! Make sure to remove the faulty file to make it work: ptr_sk_dart01__NSP_CMN_ChaoTexSpecNrmTanVC____NPR_XB_��__.material}}		{{Notice\|type=warn\|content=If you extract SonicActionCommon_Petra, a material file with invalid characters in its file name is going to crash SonicGLvl! Make sure to remove the faulty file to make it work: ptr_sk_dart01__NSP_CMN_ChaoTexSpecNrmTanVC____NPR_XB_��__.material}}{{Notice\|type=warn\|content=Some Sonic Unleashed object templates are currently incorrectly configured to load Sonic Generations model names. If you have the 2011 version of Sonic Generations installed, you can extract cmn100/cmn200 to the resources folder as a temporary workaround.}}

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	SonicGLvl does not come with the game assets, so objects are going to appear as cubes. To solve this, you need to extract the relevant AR files to SonicGLvl's "database/resources" folder. Most required assets are stored in SonicActionCommon/EvilActionCommon archives in the base game.		SonicGLvl does not come with the game assets, so objects are going to appear as cubes. To solve this, you need to extract the relevant AR files to SonicGLvl's "database/resources" folder. Most required assets are stored in SonicActionCommon/EvilActionCommon archives in the base game.

	If you are unable to find the model for an object, you can open the corresponding object template from "database/objects", and look for an Extra parameter with model as the type:<syntaxhighlight lang="xml"><Extra type="model" name="cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model" /></syntaxhighlight>In this example, the HintRing object uses the <code>cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model</code> file. You can then search for this file name in the [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/blueskythlikesclouds/SkythTools/refs/heads/master/Sonic%20Unleashed/File%20Index.txt Sonic Unleashed File Index] to find the archive it's stored in, and extract it.		If you are unable to find the model for an object, you can open the corresponding object template from "database/objects" folder, and look for an Extra parameter with model as the type:<syntaxhighlight lang="xml"><Extra type="model" name="cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model" /></syntaxhighlight>In this example, the HintRing object uses the <code>cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model</code> file. You can then search for this file name in the [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/blueskythlikesclouds/SkythTools/refs/heads/master/Sonic%20Unleashed/File%20Index.txt Sonic Unleashed File Index] to find the archive it's stored in, and extract it.
	{{Notice\|type=warn\|content=If you extract SonicActionCommon_Petra, a material file with invalid characters in its file name is going to crash SonicGLvl! Make sure to remove the faulty file to make it work: ptr_sk_dart01__NSP_CMN_ChaoTexSpecNrmTanVC____NPR_XB_��__.material}}		{{Notice\|type=warn\|content=If you extract SonicActionCommon_Petra, a material file with invalid characters in its file name is going to crash SonicGLvl! Make sure to remove the faulty file to make it work: ptr_sk_dart01__NSP_CMN_ChaoTexSpecNrmTanVC____NPR_XB_��__.material}}

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	* CmnActN_Terrain_Mykonos		* CmnActN_Terrain_Mykonos
	* CmnMykonos		* CmnMykonos

			== Missing Models ==
			SonicGLvl does not come with the game assets, so objects are going to appear as cubes. To solve this, you need to extract the relevant AR files to SonicGLvl's "database/resources" folder. Most required assets are stored in SonicActionCommon/EvilActionCommon archives in the base game.

			If you are unable to find the model for an object, you can open the corresponding object template from "database/objects", and look for an Extra parameter with model as the type:<syntaxhighlight lang="xml"><Extra type="model" name="cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model" /></syntaxhighlight>In this example, the HintRing object uses the <code>cmn_obj_sk2_hintring.model</code> file. You can then search for this file name in the [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/blueskythlikesclouds/SkythTools/refs/heads/master/Sonic%20Unleashed/File%20Index.txt Sonic Unleashed File Index] to find the archive it's stored in, and extract it.
			{{Notice\|type=warn\|content=If you extract SonicActionCommon_Petra, a material file with invalid characters in its file name is going to crash SonicGLvl! Make sure to remove the faulty file to make it work: ptr_sk_dart01__NSP_CMN_ChaoTexSpecNrmTanVC____NPR_XB_��__.material}}

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	Sonic Unleashed stores stage textures in different archives to share them between levels and save space. If you open a level from your game directory, SonicGLvl will automatically extract them to its "cache/country_name/slot_resources" folder.		Sonic Unleashed stores stage textures in different archives to share them between levels and save space. If you open a level from your game directory, SonicGLvl will automatically extract them to its "cache/country_name/slot_resources" folder.

	However, if you open the level from your mod files, and not copy over these archives, SonicGLvl won't be able to find the textures. To solve this, you can first open a level from the respective country region from the base game folder, then re-open the level from your mod directory.		However, if you open the level from a DLC or your mod files, and not copy over these archives, SonicGLvl won't be able to find the textures. To solve this, you can first open a level from the respective country region from the base game folder, then re-open the level from your DLC or mod directory.

	As an example, for Apotos, the common texture archives are named as follows:		As an example, for Apotos, the common texture archives are named as follows:

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	{{Notice\|type=note\|content=This guide covers how to setup Sonic Unleashed Xbox 360 levels in GLvl, but does not cover how to use this tool or how to set it up for PS3 levels. It's recommended that you also read the [[How To Use Sonic GLvl with Sonic Generations\|Sonic Generations GLvl guide]].}}{{Notice\|type=info\|content=This guide uses the following tools:		{{Notice\|type=note\|content=This guide covers how to setup Sonic Unleashed Xbox 360 levels in GLvl, but does not cover how to use this tool or how to set it up for PS3 levels. It's recommended that you also read the [[How To Use Sonic GLvl with Sonic Generations\|Sonic Generations GLvl guide]].}}{{Notice\|type=info\|content=This guide uses the following tools:
	* [[SonicGLvl\|SonicGLvl]]		* [[SonicGLvl\|SonicGLvl]]}}
	* [[Unleashed Mod Toolbox\|Unleashed Mod Toolbox]]
	* Unleashed Object Template
	* Xbox 360 SDK, find this yourself}}

	~~== Preparing .ar Files ==~~		Latest [[SonicGLvl]] now can open Sonic Unleashed levels without needing to decompress any archive or move around files. Open a level through "File -> Open Level" and select the # archive of a level of your choice. Refer to [[Sonic Unleashed Stage IDs\|stage IDs]] to find the level you need.
	~~This example will be editing Windmill Isle Act 1 Day~~. Open ~~your extracted Unleashed game folder~~ and ~~locate your files. In my case,~~ the ~~files are:~~
	#~~ActD_MykonosAct1.ar.00~~
	~~#ActD_MykonosAct1.arl~~
	~~ActD_MykonosAct1.ar.00~~
	~~ActD_MykonosAct1~~.~~ar.01~~
	~~ActD_MykonosAct1.arl~~
	~~Once located you will need~~ to ~~copy those files~~ to the ~~#files folder inside your Mod Toolbox directory. now open #SUModToolbox.bat and press 3 and enter to decompress the files, press 1 or 2 depending on the system and press enter~~.

	~~Now copy~~ the ~~files inside #output/DecompressedFiles to a seperate folder. In order for GLvl to read the model~~ you need to ~~make a folder called~~ "~~Packed~~" ~~and inside~~ your ~~Unleashed~~ game ~~folder go~~ to "~~Packed" and copy the level folder to the new "Packed~~" folder ~~next to your decompressed~~ .~~ar files~~.		== Setting Up Shaders ==
			To display the level with game-accurate graphics, you need to copy the "shader.ar" file from your game installation to SonicGLvl's "database/shaders" folder. SonicGLvl will warn you about this if you have not done this step.

	== ~~Preparing GLvl~~ ==		== Copying Files To Your Mod ==
	~~Locate~~ your ~~Xbox 360 SDK~~'s ~~bin/win32 folder and~~ copy ~~xbcompress.exe, xbdecompress.exe, xbdm.dll~~, ~~msvcp71.dll~~ and ~~msvcr71.dll and paste them into~~ your ~~GLvls "bin"~~ directory.		If you open a level directly from the game files, you have the risk of corrupting your installation when you save your changes. It's recommended to first copy the files to a mod, and open the level from your mod directory. As an example, the files you need to copy for Windmill Isle Act 2 (Day) are as follows:

	~~Open your GLvl folder and go to <code>~~/~~database~~/~~LevelDatabase~~.~~xml</code>, you will need to add your entry for the level, in my case it would be:~~		* Packed/ActD_MykonosAct2/Stage.pfd
			* #ActD_MykonosAct2.ar.00
			* #ActD_MykonosAct2.arl
			* ActD_MykonosAct2.ar.00
			* ActD_MykonosAct2.arl

	~~<code><Entry name="ActD_MykonosAct1" geometry="ActD_MykonosAct1" layout_merge="" slot="WindmillIsle 1" game="Unleashed/"></code>~~		The stage ID and the amount of AR files you need to copy will vary between levels.

	~~Afterwards the file should look something like this:<syntaxhighlight lang~~=~~"xml">~~		== Missing Textures ==
	~~<LevelDatabase>~~		Sonic Unleashed stores stage textures in different archives to share them between levels and save space. If you open a level from your game directory, SonicGLvl will automatically extract them to its "cache/country_name/slot_resources" folder.
	~~<Entry name="ghz200" geometry="ghz200" layout_merge="" slot="GreenHillZone" game="Generations" />~~
	~~<Entry name="ghz201" geometry="ghz200" layout_merge="" slot="GreenHillZone" game="Generations" />~~
	~~<Entry name="cte200" geometry="cte200" layout_merge~~=~~"" slot~~=~~"CityEscapeZone" game~~=~~"Generations" />~~
	~~<Entry name="ActD_Beach" geometry="ActD_Beach" layout_merge="" slot="JungleJoyride" game="~~Unleashed~~" />~~
	~~<Entry name="ActD_Africa" geometry="ActD_Africa" layout_merge="" slot="SavanaCitadel"~~ game~~="Unleashed~~" />
	~~<Entry name="ActD_MykonosAct1" geometry="ActD_MykonosAct1" layout_merge="" slot="WindmillIsle 1" game="Unleashed"/>~~
	~~</LevelDatabase>~~
	</~~syntaxhighlight>Open "Unleashed Object Template.zip~~" ~~and extract the contents here, Replace files if asked~~.

	~~Save the file~~, open ~~GLvl~~, ~~press Ctrl+O~~ and find ~~your decompressed~~ .~~ar files. Click "Ok" on~~ the ~~first prompt and click "Yes" on~~ the ~~prompt asking about unpacking terrain~~.		However, if you open the level from your mod files, and not copy over these archives, SonicGLvl won't be able to find the textures. To solve this, you can first open a level from the respective country region from the base game folder, then re-open the level from your mod directory.

	~~== Extracting Textures and adding them to GLvl ==~~		As an example, for Apotos, the common texture archives are named as follows:
	~~Inside Unleashed Mod Toolbox delete the files inside #files and #output. From your Unleashed game folder copy the various Cmn.ar files~~ for ~~your level and paste them inside the #files of~~ the ~~Unleashed ToolBox.~~

	Open #SUModToolbox.bat and press 4 and enter to decompress the files, press 1 and enter and press 1 or 2 depending on the system and press enter. go to #files and delete the contents of the folder. Inside #output you might notice some files have not been extracted. This is because files other than ar.00 and arl don't extract, however you fix this by simply changing the file extension to ar.00, changing the file name and re-extracting them in the ToolBox.		* CmnActD_Terrain_Mykonos
			* CmnActN_Terrain_Mykonos
	~~Copy the contents of each folder in #output/ExtractedFiles into GLvl/cache/your-level/resources, replacing files if asked.~~		* CmnMykonos

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	{{Notice\|type=note\|content=This guide covers how to setup Sonic Unleashed Xbox 360 levels in GLvl, but does not cover how to use this tool or how to set it up for PS3 levels. It's recommended that you also read the [[How To Use Sonic GLvl with Sonic Generations\|Sonic Generations GLvl guide]].}}{{Notice\|type=info\|content=This guide uses the following tools:		{{Notice\|type=note\|content=This guide covers how to setup Sonic Unleashed Xbox 360 levels in GLvl, but does not cover how to use this tool or how to set it up for PS3 levels. It's recommended that you also read the [[How To Use Sonic GLvl with Sonic Generations\|Sonic Generations GLvl guide]].}}{{Notice\|type=info\|content=This guide uses the following tools:
	* [[~~Sonic GLvl~~\|~~Sonic GLvl~~]]		* [[SonicGLvl\|SonicGLvl]]
	* [[Unleashed Mod Toolbox\|Unleashed Mod Toolbox]]		* [[Unleashed Mod Toolbox\|Unleashed Mod Toolbox]]
	* Unleashed Object Template		* Unleashed Object Template