
Originally Posted by
pirknuts
How to mod your save in Two Worlds 2
Things you need:
-Offzip/Packzip (make sure your computer can use the program)
-your game save
-a hex editor of your choice (Hex Workshop, HxD, etc.)
-a program to rehash and resign your game save (modio, horizon, 360 revolution, etc.)
-tw2resigner
-your in-game values such as your exp. and auras
Alright once you've got all of those things, your going to want to take your game save and open it in 360 revolution and click on the contents tab and extract your "savefile". Once it's extracted open up the offzip/packzip UI. Extract your "savefile" and you should now have a "0000001c.dat file". Now the hex editing begins, open the "0000001c.dat" with a hex editor. Press control+F and change it to "32 bit long signed/little endian". Once you have done that it's time to locate your values. "Do not use a base converter to convert your values to hex" Ex. of what not to do-if my in game value for exp. is 8737 then I will use that number in the search bar. The hex value for 8737 is 00002221 and you probably won't find that value, so just use 8737. Once you have located your values and modded them and saved them, it's time to inject the "00000001c.dat" back into the "savefile". Open up Packzip UI and in the "source tab put the 0000001c.dat in that location" and in the "target tab put your savefile" and finally "start your offset at 0x0000001c" and click start. You'll get a message saying 1 file has been compressed. Now it's time to fix the checksum, so open up command prompt and drag the tw2resigner and drop it in . Make sure your savefile is located on your desktop. In command prompt it should say something like this: C:\Users\(your name)>C:\Users\(your name)\Desktop\tw2resigner.exe Deskop\savefile. Once you have that done press enter and you'll get a message saying that the checksum has been calculated and fixed. The Last thing you have to do is inject your fixed savefile back into your Con Package and rehash and resign. Load the game and enjoy. I hope this helps.