You can use a python script I wrote if you're feeling adventurous
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Thank you Sir for your script is very helpful with changing the traits. Without it i was spending hours and hours on breeding without any good results. But tbh unlocking portals? I mean yea you could be lazy but ehh it's just few seconds.You can use a python script I wrote if you're feeling adventurous
For anyone interested, the full format of the savegame has been unlocked. I have managed to write a JSON exporter for all data contained in the savegame, including morph and color (monster appearance) data, also world data, including the portals. Now to write an importer from that JSON back to the savegame. No worries, I'm not expecting you to fiddle with JSON like before. The JSON is only for testing purposes.
You've figured out the colors? Color me impressed! lolYou can use a python script I wrote if you're feeling adventurous
For anyone interested, the full format of the savegame has been unlocked. I have managed to write a JSON exporter for all data contained in the savegame, including morph and color (monster appearance) data, also world data, including the portals. Now to write an importer from that JSON back to the savegame. No worries, I'm not expecting you to fiddle with JSON like before. The JSON is only for testing purposes.
No, you cannot pick and choose body parts of different sexes and races - part picker is hardcoded into the game binaries and I ain't getting paid enuff to rummage through those
if your gender is X and your race is Y then (if you're hominal your face and torso will look X-sex human ignoring the part index, or if you're feral, your face and torso will look like X-sex feral of race Y at value 0 and default to X-sex human-like at any other value) and arms/legs/ears/wings will look like X-sex Y race at part index 0, or look like default X-sex human's with any other valuePer UE4 docs, and a talk to a UE4 gamedev, it's RGBA. Or at least it is how they're handled in a UE4 game source code.
You mean to import a fully exported JSON? Unfortunately no. The code in the original uses search and replace (hence those offsets in the JSON), while the new one assumes nothing. While this is more robust and future proof, it also complicates importing from JSON. The hierarchical nature of UE4 savegame format necessitates a recursion, unsupported by the original code.
With the original script, unlocking portals should be as easy as editing the traits. Look for the entry "ActiveTravelShrines" in the exported JSON file. Unlocking a portal is like adding a new trait. See inside the script, search for "legal_tags", for valid tags, the ones starting with "WorldNode.Shrine.". For example, to unlock lustwood portal, add "WorldNode.Shrine.Lustwood.1" to the tags.
It's the same with trait level - there's no entry in the save whatsoever before you buy the first upgrade.
the output is where you whant to save json fileSo, I'm sorry, but I've never used anything like Python or done any sort of modding. With that, I don't really understand what I'm supposed to choose in the 2nd browse. In the top one I went to my AppData and found the savefile, but I'm clueless as to what I'm supposed to do with the "Output" one.
So that should be the same folder as the Input, which is where the savefile is ?
Just raise the allure manually lol.
