How to edit your saves in Advance Mode!

zachillios
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Re: How to edit your saves in Advance Mode!

Post by zachillios » Thu Aug 10, 2017 11:27 pm

aos10 wrote:i just tried it and i can't find any value
A few things to remember, when you're searching make note of what kind of value you're searching for, if it's hex you obviously need to convert the number into hex which you can just use a converter to do (I recommend this one http://www.binaryhexconverter.com/decim ... -converter ) Second thing being remember that values in the save data are in little endian which basically means they're flipped. So let's say you're looking for 45,000 money in a save, you'll look for C8 AF as opposed to AF C8 which you'd normally look for. Also make note that certain games have multiple save slots, so look @ the top of the editor and select the slot the save you're looking for is. If you're looking to edit your second save slot, you'll click 01 as opposed to 02, due to 00 counting as slot one.
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Re: How to edit your saves in Advance Mode!

Post by Kotodama » Mon Oct 23, 2017 11:21 am

I STILL do not understand wtf im doing to try to add bloodechoes to my game. read this entire thread and still find NOTHING that helps me to just change some code. The blood echoes cheat on save wizard doesnt work for jack crap and im getting so damn frustrated and they refuse to fix it.
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Re: How to edit your saves in Advance Mode!

Post by zachillios » Mon Oct 23, 2017 3:44 pm

Kotodama wrote:I STILL do not understand wtf im doing to try to add bloodechoes to my game. read this entire thread and still find NOTHING that helps me to just change some code. The blood echoes cheat on save wizard doesnt work for jack crap and im getting so damn frustrated and they refuse to fix it.
Try this out, but Bloodborne modding is weird. Remember that your save structure will be completely different than other people.
viewtopic.php?f=116&t=995&start=110#p6827
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Re: How to edit your saves in Advance Mode!

Post by Kotodama » Thu Oct 26, 2017 6:39 pm

zachillios wrote:
Kotodama wrote:I STILL do not understand wtf im doing to try to add bloodechoes to my game. read this entire thread and still find NOTHING that helps me to just change some code. The blood echoes cheat on save wizard doesnt work for jack crap and im getting so damn frustrated and they refuse to fix it.
Try this out, but Bloodborne modding is weird. Remember that your save structure will be completely different than other people.
viewtopic.php?f=116&t=995&start=110#p6827
Doesnt work. I have 1063 souls, the conversion states that the hexadecimal is 427. Cant even search it in any way shape or form via hexadecimal. I search my name and try looking just above it, all 00. I try looking for the flipped version 724 nothing. i try using the cheat provided via savewizard, useless doesnt work. I've literally tried everything all the guides on here told me to do.
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Re: How to edit your saves in Advance Mode!

Post by NegaBioLizard » Thu Oct 26, 2017 8:21 pm

Kotodama wrote:Doesnt work. I have 1063 souls, the conversion states that the hexadecimal is 427. Cant even search it in any way shape or form via hexadecimal. I search my name and try looking just above it, all 00. I try looking for the flipped version 724 nothing. i try using the cheat provided via savewizard, useless doesnt work. I've literally tried everything all the guides on here told me to do.
You're forgetting implied zeroes. 1063 in hexadecimal would technically be 0427, so in little endian that would be 2704 (not 724). Changing hex values to little endian does not just mean reading them backwards. It's every two bytes that are put into reverse order. Read the following:

10,000,000 in decimal = 989680 in hexadecimal. Converted to little endian, 98 96 80 becomes 80 96 98.
10,000 in decimal = 2710 in hexadecimal. Converted to little endian, 27 10 becomes 10 27.
1,000 in decimal = 3E8 in hexadecimal, which is really read as 03E8. Converted to little endian, 03 E8 becomes E8 30.

Follow the guides and search for your HP first, because the value will show up 3 times in a short space. (e.g. if your HP is 544, then search for 2002 until you see three occurrences of that within one or two lines. Your blood echoes (2704) will be somewhere maybe 5-10 lines down. Take your time and do it correctly. The guides do work, I have used them several times without any problems.
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Re: How to edit your saves in Advance Mode!

Post by Kotodama » Thu Oct 26, 2017 9:49 pm

NegaBioLizard wrote:
Kotodama wrote:Doesnt work. I have 1063 souls, the conversion states that the hexadecimal is 427. Cant even search it in any way shape or form via hexadecimal. I search my name and try looking just above it, all 00. I try looking for the flipped version 724 nothing. i try using the cheat provided via savewizard, useless doesnt work. I've literally tried everything all the guides on here told me to do.
You're forgetting implied zeroes. 1063 in hexadecimal would technically be 0427, so in little endian that would be 2704 (not 724). Changing hex values to little endian does not just mean reading them backwards. It's every two bytes that are put into reverse order. Read the following:

10,000,000 in decimal = 989680 in hexadecimal. Converted to little endian, 98 96 80 becomes 80 96 98.
10,000 in decimal = 2710 in hexadecimal. Converted to little endian, 27 10 becomes 10 27.
1,000 in decimal = 3E8 in hexadecimal, which is really read as 03E8. Converted to little endian, 03 E8 becomes E8 30.

Follow the guides and search for your HP first, because the value will show up 3 times in a short space. (e.g. if your HP is 544, then search for 2002 until you see three occurrences of that within one or two lines. Your blood echoes (2704) will be somewhere maybe 5-10 lines down. Take your time and do it correctly. The guides do work, I have used them several times without any problems.

I followed this word for word and nothing.

My HP is 573, meaning the Hex is 23D, add implied 0 is 23D0. Turned to little endian, D0 23, searched all the locations where there are code (only have 1 save file) No codes show up concurrently within 1-2 lines. Character name is nowhere to be found unless I look up the names first capital letter in text format.

Again, im doing this correctly and followed your exact instructions and I still do not get results.
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Re: How to edit your saves in Advance Mode!

Post by NegaBioLizard » Thu Oct 26, 2017 10:44 pm

Kotodama wrote: I followed this word for word and nothing.

My HP is 573, meaning the Hex is 23D, add implied 0 is 23D0. Turned to little endian, D0 23, searched all the locations where there are code (only have 1 save file) No codes show up concurrently within 1-2 lines. Character name is nowhere to be found unless I look up the names first capital letter in text format.

Again, im doing this correctly and followed your exact instructions and I still do not get results.
You did not dot follow my instructions closely enough. If you were to ever input your "23D" into a code, it would occupy the last digits in an address: 0000023D, i.e. if you were to put this "23D" into a big-endian scripted hexadecimal code in save wizard it would occupy 4 digits as 023D instead of 23D. The "implied" zero goes at the beginning of your "23D" to make 023D, just as I wrote for your blood echoes 1063 being written in Hex as 0427 instead of the 724 that you wrote. Change that 023D to little endian to make 3D02.

So in summary, you need to look for three instances of 3D02. Then look for 2704 as your blood echoes. You need to work on your attitude and stop acting like nobody is trying to help you, because I know this is the last time I will.
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Re: How to edit your saves in Advance Mode!

Post by zachillios » Thu Oct 26, 2017 11:34 pm

Also to piggyback on that, you don't convert things to little endian, the search function does it for you automatically. You only need to convert to it if you're using an external program to search for your values.
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Re: How to edit your saves in Advance Mode!

Post by fallen101 » Mon Feb 05, 2018 9:03 am

Hi I can’t seem to use advanced mode is there a way to turn it on
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Re: How to edit your saves in Advance Mode!

Post by zachillios » Mon Feb 05, 2018 3:38 pm

fallen101 wrote:Hi I can’t seem to use advanced mode is there a way to turn it on
On most games that have online modes, advanced mode is turned off in the client. Nioh and Monster Hunter are examples of them.
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