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Here ya go, the site's dumb about these things.
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It's the Projector.
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It's the Projector.
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What was the process you went through to try and open the file?
Did you open the projector, hit File on the top left, Open, and then find the .swf file of the game wherever you downloaded it?
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Ok, I solved the problem because I thought I didn't understand the things you said a little bit and I've solved my problem based on what you said I click on the wrong link thank you very much
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how it is done I tried but I could notBeing Strumpets a Flash game, you can easily edit your save without using CE.
1) Close the game after the new day starts (the game should autosave at dawn, if I am not mistaken)
2) Here's is the trickiest step: locate your save (Google is your friend). It depends on how you play the game (on your browser, through the standalone Flash Player projector, etc) and on your operative system. It is a .sol file, inside a sub-folder of a folder named "#SharedObjects". For instance, if you have downloaded the game and you have opened it through the standalone projector, on Win7 the save should be in:
C:\Users\[Your Profile]\AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects\[Random Name]\[Game Path]
3) Go toYou must be registered to see the links(it is an online sol editor)
4) Click "Open" and upload your save
5) Edit the values
The stats of your characters are stored in the array gstats (zero is the MC, 1 is the first Strumpet you have bought and so on). Every gstats item is another array: 0: name, 1: mood, 2: health, 3-8: stats (strength, intelligence, confidence, obedience, beauty, skill), 9-11: traits (e.g. Jock, Strong, etc.).
The skills are stored in the array gskill; 0-5: foraging, combat, wisdom, dancing, cooking, nursing.
The physical aspect and the clothes are stored in the arrays glook and gclothes1
6) Click "Save" to download the new .sol file
7) Replace your old save with the new one (pro-tip: backup the old save)
8) Re-open Strumpets
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Play for one day of game time, and end the day.
This creates a save.sol file.
Press Windows Key + R, type %appdata%, and enter.
One of three folders will have Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects.
If you find this, you should be able to find a folder for strumpets.
Upload the save.sol to the online save editor, and modify whatever you desire.
Download the save, and replace the one inside of appdata.
Open game, profit.
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about editor minerva how i change the days left for my npc back??
because i had some bugs, character never comeback stay left 2 days
guide how edit would be nice too, for: example not put -100 on days because game will bug or something weird.
because i had some bugs, character never comeback stay left 2 days
guide how edit would be nice too, for: example not put -100 on days because game will bug or something weird.
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i can't edit my sol file. please help me. here are the screenshots of error.Being Strumpets a Flash game, you can easily edit your save without using CE.
1) Close the game after the new day starts (the game should autosave at dawn, if I am not mistaken)
2) Here's is the trickiest step: locate your save (Google is your friend). It depends on how you play the game (on your browser, through the standalone Flash Player projector, etc) and on your operative system. It is a .sol file, inside a sub-folder of a folder named "#SharedObjects". For instance, if you have downloaded the game and you have opened it through the standalone projector, on Win7 the save should be in:
C:\Users\[Your Profile]\AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects\[Random Name]\[Game Path]
3) Go toYou must be registered to see the links(it is an online sol editor)
4) Click "Open" and upload your save
5) Edit the values
The stats of your characters are stored in the array gstats (zero is the MC, 1 is the first Strumpet you have bought and so on). Every gstats item is another array: 0: name, 1: mood, 2: health, 3-8: stats (strength, intelligence, confidence, obedience, beauty, skill), 9-11: traits (e.g. Jock, Strong, etc.).
The skills are stored in the array gskill; 0-5: foraging, combat, wisdom, dancing, cooking, nursing.
The physical aspect and the clothes are stored in the arrays glook and gclothes1
6) Click "Save" to download the new .sol file
7) Replace your old save with the new one (pro-tip: backup the old save)
8) Re-open Strumpets
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thanks man. that helped me a little. but still i can't figure out most of the parameters. can you explain them?
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The post where you saw the save editor explains the values you can/should change.
I don't know most of them anymore I just made my main character pretty good, gave myself money and played the game normally avoiding most of the grind that way.
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Good game... competent and dedicated developer(and that is rare nowdays).
But it seems to me like this game has made little to no progress since i first encountered it around 2013. It feels like allot of bells and whistles have been glued on but in essentiality it remains the same at its core
- click the location,2 sprites player / com, click the arrows, bail your guys out of jail.
Combat, quests, clothes? Kinda meh.
I have seen no substantial addition of scene variety or type -like get more than 2 people involved for example. Just let your imagination run wild and with a fantasy setting like the one here the sky is the limit.
But it seems to me like this game has made little to no progress since i first encountered it around 2013. It feels like allot of bells and whistles have been glued on but in essentiality it remains the same at its core
- click the location,2 sprites player / com, click the arrows, bail your guys out of jail.
Combat, quests, clothes? Kinda meh.
I have seen no substantial addition of scene variety or type -like get more than 2 people involved for example. Just let your imagination run wild and with a fantasy setting like the one here the sky is the limit.
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