Save Game Editor / Convertor
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Hiho, is it possible to find a specific (just) "Bandit Army" (Tundra, Sea etc.). I think the only way to seperate them are their numbers in total (where is it noted?) Or by position perhaps?. Plus, is it possible to edit their troops (just the Numbers of some of their units)?
A short description of where to start should be fine, I just scrolled through the lines for a bit of time.....I'm a bit confused.
A short description of where to start should be fine, I just scrolled through the lines for a bit of time.....I'm a bit confused.
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Can anyone tell me about slot_center_goods_production_related_infos
Mellicifious said:Gorvex said:Mskulkin said:
@Mskulkin
Under 'factions' tab you can see all the factions. To be sure which faction is which, check the 'name' inside each faction's record. The names you see there are the ones you see in-game. Go in '#relations' of the outlaw faction and you will also see a list of factions there. Change the relation value to the desired one towards you, which means towards the player faction AND the player supporter's faction. But you have to figure out yourself which faction numbers these two factions correspond to, as I haven't played Gekokujo yet. The values shown are divided by 100 of the actual relations. After that, just to make sure everything works as intended, set the player's and the player supporter's faction's relations to the same amount towards the outlaws, in other words, always change relations vica-versa. Don't forget that you have to close the game while you are editing the saves in order to be sure the changes will be made without any error. I'm not sure if there are more factions that represent you, the player in Gekokujo, probably there isn't any more.
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Sorry, I don't know anything about that, you will have to wait for the answer of someone who knows more
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RobSmith176
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I upgraded to 1.170 and the program crashes when I try to load saves now. I was wondering if anyone else has encountered this problem or if it might just be me. It appears to load all the way through "game/troops/inventory_items/item_flags" and then encounters an error.
I have tried a few things already (e.g., using a new save and verifying the module files), but I figured I would check here before going too much deeper with it. I'm not averse to looking at the code that was made available on GitHub, if necessary, but I'm definitely not a "natural" when it comes to coding.
I have tried a few things already (e.g., using a new save and verifying the module files), but I figured I would check here before going too much deeper with it. I'm not averse to looking at the code that was made available on GitHub, if necessary, but I'm definitely not a "natural" when it comes to coding.
RobSmith176
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FreiBier said:Hiho, is it possible to find a specific (just) "Bandit Army" (Tundra, Sea etc.). I think the only way to seperate them are their numbers in total (where is it noted?) Or by position perhaps?. Plus, is it possible to edit their troops (just the Numbers of some of their units)?
A short description of where to start should be fine, I just scrolled through the lines for a bit of time.....I'm a bit confused.
Sorry all for posting twice in a row. I overlooked this last time I was on here. You're pretty much right on how to distinguish one group of bandits from another. The only really unique pieces -- to my recollection at least -- are how many bandits there are, where they are, and if they happen to have prisoners (i.e., of what kind and how many).
I personally think the count is easiest, especially when prisoners are involved. Position is not too bad to get if you've got a nearby landmark to reference, such as a village or your own party (I suppose your party isn't really a "landmark," but anyway...).
You can absolutely change the number of troops they have, or even the types of troops they have. You can even change prisoners into members of the bandit party. The only thing this program won't let you change is the number of different kinds of troops they have.
For example, say you had a forest bandit party of 20 bandits that had manhunters and farmers as prisoners. You could make it 80 forest bandits and also put the manhunters and farmers on their side, or even change them into sea raiders and steppe bandits.
You find the info under "party_record" and then "party" under that. Since there will be up to (I believe) 16 instances of each type of bandit in Native by default, it might take a while to find the one you want. Looters have a higher limit on the number of parties that can exist at the same time.
Finding the number of troops -- and where you can change the number, manipulate troop types, and change prisoner status -- is under the section within "party" called "stacks." Here you are presented both with the count and the troop IDs. Using a program such as Morgh's M&B Editor will help with identifying the troops that are there and changing them.
RobSmith176 said:
I'm going to answer myself only to help save time. I actually found my old 1.168 installer and rolled back to that. Everything seemed okay until I made a minor change in the "item_kinds1.txt" file. After that, the program started crashing during load again. It was at a slightly later point, but still a problem. So, I guess it may just be that sensitive to changes (not sure about my assessment; seems odd given it's versatility with save conversions). In any case, unless someone else has run across the same thing and already looked into it, I assume I'm mostly on my own there. I've got my fingers crossed that I'm not -- as before, coding is not my forte -- but I'll run on that assumption for now.
There's an old Freelancer bug in my save (running Gekokujo 3.1 I think, maybe 3.0) that I think set permanently set my party's status to captured. As a consequence, when I'm marshall, everyone claims I'm indisposed and won't follow me. floris.wikia.com/wiki/Issue_Marshalship
Is it possible to fix this debilitating bug in the save editor?
Is it possible to fix this debilitating bug in the save editor?
BorstanofWessex
Recruit
Where do we install it?
How to edit banner assignment to troops(heroes/lords) in a savegame?
Is it even possible?
To be more precise, if I were to edit "slot_troop_banner_scene_prop", will this take care of stuff?
(Because somehow it seems there are at least TWO places where banner information is stored [based on the occurence of bug in ACOK 3.1 where lord's party has one banner, but his troops have another banner in battle])...
UPDATE: Editing "slot_troop_banner_scene_prop" is enough. Additional editing is required to get that banner changed on the parties lead/owned by the hero.
Is it even possible?
To be more precise, if I were to edit "slot_troop_banner_scene_prop", will this take care of stuff?
(Because somehow it seems there are at least TWO places where banner information is stored [based on the occurence of bug in ACOK 3.1 where lord's party has one banner, but his troops have another banner in battle])...
UPDATE: Editing "slot_troop_banner_scene_prop" is enough. Additional editing is required to get that banner changed on the parties lead/owned by the hero.
john_pullinger
Veteran
Hi guys, I have a question I'm hoping you can help me with. I'm currently playing the Prophesy of Pendor mod and would like to take the Shadow Wolf armour, add a custom set of it to the items list with a custom name, and issue it to my custom knightly order for them to wear.
Using Morgh's editor I can create the new items in the TXT file, but to get them in the game I'd have to start a new campaign. What I'd like to do is insert them into my current saved game.
Difficulty is, the save game editor tool only allows you to modify existing entries, not add new ones. I've thought about editing the armour into the items TXT, making a new save, and then converting the old save to the new format, but I don't know if that's how converting works or if it'd mess up my game.
As a contingency, I could always modify the existing Shadow Wolf armour, but I'm hoping it won't come to that. Your custom knightly order can only be equipped with items that are tagged as 'merchandise' I think, so making the bona fide Shadow Wolf armour available in shops isn't really what I want to do, they should be allowed to keep the original set exclusively.
Any ideas?
-John
Using Morgh's editor I can create the new items in the TXT file, but to get them in the game I'd have to start a new campaign. What I'd like to do is insert them into my current saved game.
Difficulty is, the save game editor tool only allows you to modify existing entries, not add new ones. I've thought about editing the armour into the items TXT, making a new save, and then converting the old save to the new format, but I don't know if that's how converting works or if it'd mess up my game.
As a contingency, I could always modify the existing Shadow Wolf armour, but I'm hoping it won't come to that. Your custom knightly order can only be equipped with items that are tagged as 'merchandise' I think, so making the bona fide Shadow Wolf armour available in shops isn't really what I want to do, they should be allowed to keep the original set exclusively.
Any ideas?
-John
