Bloodstained PC Save file money hex hack

[Jmandawg]

Quick guide to modify your save file to add like 5 million dollars:

1. IMPORTANT backup your save file (C:\Users\<USER>\AppData\Local\BloodstainedRotN\Saved\SaveGames)
2. Open save file in HxD
3. Go to row 00000660 offset 04 (5th column) change the value to FF
4. Highlight entire file except the last 16 bytes (2 characters = 1 byte)
5. In HxD go to Analysis -> checksum. Choose MD5 and "Selected Data" click OK.
6. Copy the generated checksum and paste into the last 16 bytes (that you didn't select earlier) The file size should not change.
7. Save file and start game.

 

[wangch]

Quick guide to modify your save file to add like 5 million dollars:

1. IMPORTANT backup your save file (C:\Users\<USER>\AppData\Local\BloodstainedRotN\Saved\SaveGames)
2. Open save file in HxD
3. Go to row 00000660 offset 04 (5th column) change the value to FF
4. Highlight entire file except the last 16 bytes (2 characters = 1 byte)
5. In HxD go to Analysis -> checksum. Choose MD5 and "Selected Data" click OK.
6. Copy the generated checksum and paste into the last 16 bytes (that you didn't select earlier) The file size should not change.
7. Save file and start game.

Thank you for your course.
I want to ask, if I change a new game, how can I find its check code and crack it to generate a new check code?

 

[Jmandawg]

Thank you for your course.
I want to ask, if I change a new game, how can I find its check code and crack it to generate a new check code?

Steps 4-6 show you how to generate a new checksum after you've modified the save file.

 

[wangch]

[引述=“jmandawg，post：8715588，会员：439691”]步骤4-6向您展示如何在修改保存文件之后生成新的校验和。
I'm rather dumb. I hope you don't mind.
By searching for information, I know that by comparing two files, I can find the location of the check code.

But when I find the checking address, can I get the new checking code by the way you said?
I mean, all games can be operated in this way, right?

 

[wangch]

Steps 4-6 show you how to generate a new checksum after you've modified the save file.

I'd love to learn this, but I've been Google for a long time, and I haven't found any such tutorials. If you can, you can bother.