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[AjaxDuo]

Like how ME2 has Gibbed Save Game Editor, Is there one at all for DA:O? 

[Loc'n'lol]

How does it work ? Do you have a way to get your savegame from your 360 to any PC, or does the editor actually run on your 360 ?

If 1) then technically it would be very possible to do though I don't know of any such editor right now.

Modifié par _Loc_N_lol_, 27 juin 2010 - 07:18 .

[AjaxDuo]

Sorry if i worded it badly, i meant with the Xbox 360 version ME2 i can move my savegame to a USB device then transfer it onto the PC edit it transfer it back works like a charm.

I was just wondering if you could do this for DA:O also and if there is any kind of Save editor to support it

[Loc'n'lol]

Well, the toolset should be able to do that just fine but I'm pretty sure you need the PC verson to download the toolset and if you're unlucky and not tech-savvy it can be a pain to get it working right.

I've done a piece of code that translates a PC savegame to a XML file and can then put it back together into a working savegame. Now the problem is it's something I've done for my personal use and it's really everything but user-friendly and not particularly efficient but it's better than the toolset to do some specific things and it doesn't run out of memory on big savegames.

While it could be modified and used to alter 360 savegames, there are things you probably can't do (anything that involves an override folder, I don't think there is one on the console versions).

So um.. what is it you're trying to do, specifically ?

[13Dannyboy13]

I haven't seen an editor like the Gibbed one for ME. For DA the only way so far is to hex edit your save yourself, which is quite confusing if you don't really know what you're doing. Hopefully someone will make one though, would be nice to play around with some saves like I do with ME2. It's amazing how easy these games are to mod on pc, yet we have to go to great lengths to get a small fraction of that freedom on consoles, sadly they will blame piracy or whatever for not giving us the ability to add custom stuff, when the real reason is most likely the fact that they would lose money from people not buying all the dlc, well, that and microsoft probably wouldn't allow it. Wish I had the money to upgrade my ancient pc to be able to run these games, it would add so much more replay value to them....

[AjaxDuo]

I just wanted have a greater customisation component to use with my character, similar to what you can do in Gibbed would be nice. Not having a decent enough PC and having to use console which is rather restricted in a sense is becoming a pain haha, The console character creator does my head in. Whereas with a save editor you can do so much more so to speak.

[13Dannyboy13]

It would be nice to have an editor like gibbed's for this game, it would make things much easier. There are a few things you can do with hex editing though like changing appearances or tiers of weapons or armor, but nothing even close to what can be done on the pc. All these games that I can't use mods for are making me think it would be better to stop buying them and use the money to upgrade my pc. Too bad it's so out of date, gonna cost a fortune to get it updated to play any newer games.

[AjaxDuo]

13Dannyboy13 wrote...

It would be nice to have an editor like gibbed's for this game, it would make things much easier. There are a few things you can do with hex editing though like changing appearances or tiers of weapons or armor, but nothing even close to what can be done on the pc. All these games that I can't use mods for are making me think it would be better to stop buying them and use the money to upgrade my pc. Too bad it's so out of date, gonna cost a fortune to get it updated to play any newer games.

Yeah i agree comepletly, I doubt one will be made though since PC users have the toolset :/
Main reason for me is that the ingame character creator produces nice results but as soon as you enter the game it looks completely different.

[13Dannyboy13]

It would be nice if there was a way that we could use the toolset to add mods or whatever then transfer it to the xbox, I mean it's a single player game, no multiplayer or anything. Wishful thinking though...I doubt that EA and microsoft would ever let that happen.

[Spartas Husky]

Necro in the room now, sry been looking but can't figure out how to get it working



Been looking everywhere for the Hex Editor... but can't seem to get it working.



Wha I am trying to do to my console saves is 2 things:



Start with a designated amount of attribute points, AKA be able to change the attribute points without weapons or anything.



and



To open up specializations from the beginning, my game still has trouble with them. I can unlock them in one career but they only stay open for that character and dont cross over.

[13Dannyboy13]

Not sure if it's possible to mod the actual attribute points, but it is possible to mod weapon/armor effects to give you more like +25 all attributes etc. Not sure about the specs, they should carry over to any character once unlocked for the first time.

[Spartas Husky]

Oh I see. The stats can only be modified through armor or items.

regarding specializations... I gave up on them, they are the reason why I never passed DA more than twice... I heard of the hex editor maybe providing a solution but alrighty then.

My specializations only unlock to the career they were unlocked in.
My Mage Unlocked all mage specializations, but my new tank, when I level up Morrigan every mage thing is still "not unlocked yet".

Thank you very much.
cheers

Edit:

Thanks for the hex .

Been at it, since early last morning... and have not been able to do anything. Way too complicated for some reason.

HOpefully someone will do a save editor type of program.

Modifié par Spartas Husky, 14 août 2010 - 10:59 .

[13Dannyboy13]

It does take some time to get used to it, the first save I edited I think I was staring at the hex editor for a good three hours...lol. The thing with editing is that it's easier right at the start, or near the start, once you start exploring there are just so many matches for everything, gets quite frustrating. It is nice though doing simple things like swapping how something looks, making swords look like Cailin's sword from RtO etc and that is very simple to do, most times it's just replacing a few letters.

[Spartas Husky]

13Dannyboy13 wrote...

The thing with editing is that it's easier right at the start, or near the start, once you start exploring there are just so many matches for everything, gets quite frustrating. 

that might explain my wasted 2 hrs..... lol

gibbed editor is so much simpler... anyone on vacation with nothing to do and nice amount of knowledge plz make one??? no??? lol

[13Dannyboy13]

Spartas Husky wrote...

13Dannyboy13 wrote...

The thing with editing is that it's easier right at the start, or near the start, once you start exploring there are just so many matches for everything, gets quite frustrating. 

that might explain my wasted 2 hrs..... lol

gibbed editor is so much simpler... anyone on vacation with nothing to do and nice amount of knowledge plz make one??? no??? lol

2hrs isn't bad, I just spent almost 3 trying to edit a character that was done the game.....lol. That really sucked, but I  figured that if I ever get the expansion I wanted at least one pimped out character to play around with once I had beaten it normally, got 5 sitting there finished already with nothing to do.
The reason no one has made an editor for this game is because nothing is static, your armor, weapons inventory etc move around so much it's impossible to find them in the same spot. The reason it's easier at the start is because as you go through the game the info for every npc's armor and weapons is stored on the save, if you do it right off the start, you can play around with the dlc rewards and swap your armor quite easily. You don't actually get the effects that many armors have, but you do get the defense and look.

[Akatsua]

NEEEEEEEEECCCCCCRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOMMMMMMMMAAAAAAAANNNNNNNCCCCCCCCYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.







The game.

[Virgil0211]

More necromancy!



And this would seriously be of great help. I mean, last time I hex edited, I got a little too impatient and ran across a couple of glitches. (I got 6 of all weapons\\armor\\quest items in my inventory, my characters stats appear to be negative despite behaving otherwise normally, still increasing with points added and such while not changing visually). Itd be great if such an editor for DA:O would allow inventory changes, adding/subtracting item bonuses, etc. Dunno how anyone would go about doing that.

[Silver-Streak]

Additional necromancy.



I desire this, simply because I made the mistake of buying DA1 for the 360 originally.

(I was under the impression I could only get the blood dragon armor for ME2 on the 360 if I had DA for the 360.) I am now getting DA2 on the PC.



I want to get whatever story elements to carry over that can, but it would require me to somehow convert and/or create a finished save game that matches my choices in DA1. If anyone creates a way to do so, that'd be great.