Deep rock galactic cheat engine level zip file#

There is a context menu in the overclock tree listing to add overclocks to the inventory.

The editor should be pretty self-explanatory, see the screenshot below. The editor makes this backup at the moment you open the save file. The editor will make a backup of the save file you open in the same folder as the save file with the extension of. If the editor opens but doesn't edit your save properly (i.e., values not being read properly, changes not being reflected in-game, etc) please open an issue, describe the problem as thoroughly as you can, and attach a copy of your save file from BEFORE any edits were attempted. This will let you see any error messages that will be necessary for bug fixes. If the editor fails to start, please add a second line to the 'start editor.cmd' that's just 'pause'. The solution is to acquire at least one of the resources in game then use the editor. As a result if certain things aren't present in the save (e.g., >0 forged overclocks, certain resources) the editor will malfunction and give nonsensical results.

The editor works by looking for specific values in the raw data of the save, it doesn't decode the data into a nice, neat python object.

As such, adding OCs has been disabled and will not happen, even if you somehow manage to add some to the 'Acquired but unforged' section.

Due to a change in how overclocks are stored adding overclocks is broken and will completely reset your save if you try it.

Deep rock galactic cheat engine level zip file#

RequirementsДownload the DRG Save Editor.zip file and extract the zip file and start the editor using the 'start editor.cmd' batch file. You are welcome to fork and continue the project on your own, just give credit. There are likely to be bugs, see the Known Issues and Troubleshooting section! I have largely moved on from this project, so no new features are planned, no major updates are in the pipeline, and only simple bug fixes will be performed. This is a standalone DRG save editor written in python (3.6.12), using PyQt5 (5.9.2) and PySide2 (5.15.2) and packaged using the fman build system.