divinity original sin 2 inventory editor

So in rather simple words I have to cut and paste the bytes from array to array when editing variable size strings holding the item’s name or the damage spells of a melee weapon. Such arrays are necessary because the items.000 file is not random access created but sequential to save space and minimise its size. If your OS version is 98 as well then you have to wait for a while until I modify this version after testing on 98SE.įrom the feedback number of items I am hearing, I might have to raise-up the size of the arrays from 2MB to 4MB each and that would be 8MB plus the opened file buffer!!!! The data structure was absolutely corrupted as it was produced by the game but such data corruption is not critical when those items are discarded by the game in the same way I bypass them in my editor. If you upgrade your DD with the latest patch and started a new game and before even moving your hero and saved the game then quit, the (items.000) file shall contain 14 corrupted items and I really took time to confirm this fact using different hex editors. Just imagine all those little monsters out there, This will NOT be compatible with DD2, will it. Good work DAD.this could be a dangerous thing! Other than that it ran great.but slow load and sort

Would corrupted items mean, the items that i have not found yet?Īnd in the edit window.what is item value rank?

It took a rather long time sorting by name. With +20 for all stats, and 15 for the elements,Īnd feed him some of the DAD's Beefy Editor!! So unfortunately it is inevitable to save it and rename it or just create any empty text file and save it by the name DDIE.cfg.īTW it was your request to have this file for saving the last directory. In other browsers it is as you just explained. The Browser usually changes the file name to DDEI_cfg.htm or DDEI_cfg.html The file DDIE.cfg is a simple text file that could even be empty but must be in the same directory with DDIE.exe. I have prepared a professional full-scale install self extracting executable but it was 2.5 MB and I know better that not all have fibre optics running at 10Mbits/sec. When you right clicked on the link and selected Save As, did your browser decide that DDIE.cfg should actually be called and helpfully rename it for you?

Divinity original sin 2 inventory editor