Oct 31, 2018  Suggestion save editor for diablo 3. Discussion in 'Switch - ROM Hacking. Based on devnoname120's Vita port. Skachatj knigu proektnie zadachi v nachaljnoj shkole. Julius is an open source re-implementation of Caesar III. Published by Sony as a PlayStation 3 exclusive just over a decade ago is Thatgamecompany's game, Flower, an artsy adventure game that puts you in.

Uploading a video tutorial as i write this post right now so stayed tuned for the video link above when its finished processing this is a very simple program to use but it could use some improvements all it needs is a method to decrypt and encrypt the file without the need of bruteforce since bruteforce is an unsupported program now since its been shut down and any traces of the program removed from the internet aside from links posted by people who kept a backup of the program for personal use. Basically while we wait for the video to upload these are steps needed to use the program provided in this thread. Step 1: Download Bruteforce and the D3Editor. Step 2 Install Bruteforce and extract the D3Editor Files to a folder on your desktop for easy access.

Step 3: Copy save from ps3 or xbox360 to a usb stick and copy it to pc. Step 4: Run Bruteforce and decrypt the save you want to modify.

(PS3 Only) Step 4: Xbox360 instructions unknown to me at time refer to beginning of thread from any xbox details. (Xbox360 ONLY) Step 5: Run DIIIEditor.exe and open the save we just decrypted. Step 6: Make edits to account data or specific character data using the built in UI the program offers you to make things nice and simple.

Step 7: There is a save button from each section I would suggest saving before switching tabs to make sure things are being saved along the way through-out the modding process just to be safe Step 8: When all modifications are done don't forget to click Save-All under the file tab at top left of window. There you go you've learned the basics to using the DIIIEditor enjoy and happy modding *Note when dealing with the quests tab for characters I would suggest only adding and not subtracting adding seems to work fine within the program but subtracting more then 1 quest seems to corrupt and mess up you save so i wouldn't take any chances with removing quests only add quests if you really have to. Viper I want to start by saying thank you for creating this video for us. As I have watched the video I have a few corrections for clarity. I don't belong to xpgamesaves but one of the team members dose, so they posted it for us. The rare naming you are correct can be problematic but through trial and error anyone can help expand upon the known names, there aren't very meany as of right now.

The raw tab is exactly that the raw file data according to what the game says. Please check the latest version for the quest removal error if it still exist post a comment in the XPG thread or on the project site and let us know.

You can change any gem that is equipped in an item, the only things you cant do is equip and unequipp a gem. This video is a great basic starting point for anyone who wants basic knowledge on how to use it but there is so much more that it can do, and that can be done. In the next day or 2 there will be a update the team is working on some interface changes that I think will look great and will help expand on what can be added to the editor its self.