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Introducing HoHatch: A Powerful Modding Tool for Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond

Introducing HoHatch: A Powerful Modding Tool for Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond

2025-09-23

For modders of Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond, managing and converting image assets can be a tedious but necessary part of the creative process. Manually handling DDS and JPG files, ensuring they are in the correct format, and moving them to the right folders for injection with Special K is often a cumbersome workflow.

HoHatch is a desktop application built to solve exactly this problem. It provides a streamlined, intuitive interface for managing and converting image files, allowing you to focus on creating great mods, not fighting with file formats.

HoHatch Application Screenshot

Key Features for Modders

HoHatch is designed with the modder's workflow in mind, offering a suite of powerful features accessible from a clean and modern UI.

Seamless Image Conversion & Management

The main screen is your central hub for all image-related tasks. It's split into two clear sections:

From here, you can perform several actions:

Smart & Simple Settings

The settings screen gives you full control over how HoHatch works:

Getting Started

HoHatch is a Windows-only application.

To get started, simply download the latest executable from the HoHatch Releases Page and run it. No complex installation is required.


For Developers

Interested in the technology behind HoHatch or want to contribute?

HoHatch is built with a modern tech stack, featuring a React frontend (using Next.js and Tailwind CSS) and a Python backend powered by PyWebView. This architecture allows for a fast, responsive user interface combined with powerful backend processing.

The backend follows a service-oriented architecture, making the codebase modular, testable, and easy to maintain.

Contributing

We welcome contributions! The project is hosted on GitHub. Before committing any changes, please ensure you run the pre-flight checks to maintain code quality and stability:

# From the frontend directory
cd frontend
npm run preflight

You can find more detailed development guidelines and a complete overview of the project structure in the GEMINI.md files within the repository.

Check out the project on our GitHub Repository to learn more or get involved!