Re: Risen 2 - Compression Tool
So, in the previous folder there are four files. Save0 is the auto-save, and it's almost the same as Save3 which is a manual save. There are 41 Gold, 85/100 Blood and 1145 Glory in both.
In Save2 there are 410 Gold, 79/100 Blood and 685 Glory. In Save1 there are 410 Gold, 100/100 Blood, 610 Glory.
I know it's not much, but what the heck. Please do make a save editor, this game sucks too bad to be played without a way to speed up the level ups :p
Re: Risen 2 - Compression Tool
Do not like using this tool anyone can use it in my save?
http://www.mediafire.com/?2a602j8io205gaw
Re: Risen 2 - Compression Tool
possibly a stupid question but where does the decompressed save file go? the program just closes out when i drag and drop.
Re: Risen 2 - Compression Tool
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Originally Posted by
stamate
When i drag my save game the program is closing any suggestions ? Sorry i fixed my problem.
I have the same problem,Just when i drop my extracted savegame onto the decompression tool it just closes.
Dunno what's the problem,please help.
Thnx in advance,
dippidip.
Re: Risen 2 - Compression Tool
Don't open the program... drag the .sav onto the .exe
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Originally Posted by
CptJackRabbit
Don't open the program... drag the .sav onto the .exe
Lol,didn't try that.
Thnx.
Re: Risen 2 - Compression Tool
Good Job Jizzabeez you beat me to it. Made my own De-Compression tool/Compression tool. (I think it fixes checksum. don't know yet until the editor part is done and I test it.)
Edit: Checksum moves >.>
Re: Risen 2 - Compression Tool
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Originally Posted by
Sahashi
Good Job Jizzabeez you beat me to it. Made my own De-Compression tool/Compression tool. (I think it fixes checksum. don't know yet until the editor part is done and I test it.)
Edit: Checksum moves >.>
The (de)compress and hash are separate. The last 32 bytes of the savedata is the SHA256 hash and the rest is the compressed data. So it doesn't matter if the compressed data's length changes or not because the hash is always appended to the end of the compressed data.