Thank you very much, this narrowed the search so much that I found the secure value at 0x2c-0x33:
Only the underlined bytes should be changed. If anyone with a corrupted save tries please report back.
I've also attached a modified script from the correct one that only puts max diamonds, max stocked lives and max coins.
Last edited by suloku,
Yes, but I don't know how to delete the patch that I've done before 
AND THAT'S NOT APPEARS ON THE FIRST POST. I CAN READ IT T_________T
AND THAT'S NOT APPEARS ON THE FIRST POST. I CAN READ IT T_________T
Last edited by DaniOrtega,
People who have problem with the Python script - you guys most likely have both Python 3.4 and Python 2.7 installed, and 3.4 is the default one. To change it you have to force it to run it through 2.7. Copy the script and the save file to the folder where 2.7 is installed. Then open a command prompt there (easiest way - in the folder, hold shift and right-click an empty space in it, then click "Open a command prompt here" (or something like that, non-english Windows here)) and put in Python.exe name-of-the-script.py name-of-the-save.bin
I have both 2.7 and 3.4 installed, and it's working nice. But yeah, i guess the 2.7 is the main for me
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Yes, but I don't know how to delete the patch that I've done before
AND THAT'S NOT APPEARS ON THE FIRST POST. I CAN READ IT T_________T
But WTF, what are you trying to do oO? I don't understand...
Let me explain you...
I know how to apply the script to the Shuffle's savedata.bin. I did it two days ago and it works (full coins, 150 jewels, 99 items...). What I want to know is HOW TO REAPPLY, because I've done it a lot of times and it doesn't work (in-game, all is the same that before apply the script again). The new script, obviously, doesnt work xD
I have a functional save editor and have done a lot of save research...that script's writing the correct values (I tested it, even), which is why I linked to it here.
And Asia81's screenshots suggest it worked for him, too.
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