1. Changelog
[v2.0a - 2012/07/26]
- Added thumbnail to show what kind of savegame is loaded
- Fixed problem with item selection
[v2.0 - 2012/07/25]
- It is now possible to edit Golden Sun (Book One) savegames
- Added party editing (Note: For the sake of ease, the order of the party characters is reset when enabling/disabling party members)
- Vastly improved stability when loading savegames
- Various other improvements
[v1.2 - 2011/07/22]
- Added difficulty editing (Note: Easy mode is just like Normal mode with altered character stats, therefore it is not selectable)
- Added character editing (Name, Level, Exp, Base Stats. Note: you need to chage the characters classes for all changes to become apparent)
- More verbose error messages and countless changes under the hood
[v1.1b - 2011/03/15]
- Finally fixed optional boss editing
[v1.1a - 2011/01/20]
- Fixed Mercury and Jupiter Djinn acquisition bits
[v1.1 - 2010/12/21]
- Item icons added
- Items are sorted by name for more consistency
- Fixed a grave mistake concerning optional boss editing
- More verbose error messages
- Fixed save game not being loaded via file association
2. Features
As the name implies, the GS:TLA Save Game Editor is an editor to edit GS:TLA (not GS1/TBS) save game files. It lets you edit various aspects of a save game. The following list shows what is currently possible to edit:
More things are to come, currently planned: Psynergy & Class editing. Please note that the item values were extracted from one of the guides. Some of the values showed to be incorrect. I have already made a few corrections but there still may be wrong values. If you get a different item in-game than you have edited, please let me know. Also, let me know of any errors, typos, suggestions or if you need help with the editor.
The editor does automatically calculate the checksum of each save file, so the is no need for the user to agonize over that. So far the calculations were pretty reliable. Should a save slot become inaccessible after editing, submit the save file to me and I will have a look at it. The editor can also 'repair' save slots that are inaccessible because of a manually edited incorrect checksum or data corruption. Simply load up the damaged save file in the editor and save to write back the repaired file.
3. Requirements
To run the editor, you need to have the Java Runtime Environment installed. You should really install it, because a few great apps need it and you also get a browser plugin needed to run Java applets on some websites. If you have not, get it here for your system: http://www.java.com/ . Once installed, just double-click the downloaded Jar file to start the editor. If you have trouble to get it to run, don't hesitate to contact me.
4. How to use
IMPORTANT: Always make a backup of your save file BEFORE editing.
First, you have to load a TLA save game. Make sure the file extension is .sav or .SAV. Once successfully loaded, you can use the mostly self-explaining editing components. You can select the save slot from the top bar. Note that the slot order in the editor does NOT correspond to the one in game. It is not yet known how to get the order but you should be able to recognize your save slot by the info panel. Make sure to save your changes.
A final and interesting note: when you start a new file, the data and inventory are created for ALL eight characters. This means you can edit the data of characters who are not yet part of your party, notably Piers and the GS party. When you meet up with them, they will sport all the changes made in the editor. You can use this to make data transfer obsolete.
5. Screenshots
Note: The graphical interface may look differently on your system.
6. Known Limitations
7. Download
Go into the Downloads section of this board
Merry Christmas everyone,
powered_by_tux
[v2.0a - 2012/07/26]
- Added thumbnail to show what kind of savegame is loaded
- Fixed problem with item selection
[v2.0 - 2012/07/25]
- It is now possible to edit Golden Sun (Book One) savegames
- Added party editing (Note: For the sake of ease, the order of the party characters is reset when enabling/disabling party members)
- Vastly improved stability when loading savegames
- Various other improvements
[v1.2 - 2011/07/22]
- Added difficulty editing (Note: Easy mode is just like Normal mode with altered character stats, therefore it is not selectable)
- Added character editing (Name, Level, Exp, Base Stats. Note: you need to chage the characters classes for all changes to become apparent)
- More verbose error messages and countless changes under the hood
[v1.1b - 2011/03/15]
- Finally fixed optional boss editing
[v1.1a - 2011/01/20]
- Fixed Mercury and Jupiter Djinn acquisition bits
[v1.1 - 2010/12/21]
- Item icons added
- Items are sorted by name for more consistency
- Fixed a grave mistake concerning optional boss editing
- More verbose error messages
- Fixed save game not being loaded via file association
2. Features
As the name implies, the GS:TLA Save Game Editor is an editor to edit GS:TLA (not GS1/TBS) save game files. It lets you edit various aspects of a save game. The following list shows what is currently possible to edit:
- Items
- Djinns
- Chracter Stats
- Summons
- and more
More things are to come, currently planned: Psynergy & Class editing. Please note that the item values were extracted from one of the guides. Some of the values showed to be incorrect. I have already made a few corrections but there still may be wrong values. If you get a different item in-game than you have edited, please let me know. Also, let me know of any errors, typos, suggestions or if you need help with the editor.
The editor does automatically calculate the checksum of each save file, so the is no need for the user to agonize over that. So far the calculations were pretty reliable. Should a save slot become inaccessible after editing, submit the save file to me and I will have a look at it. The editor can also 'repair' save slots that are inaccessible because of a manually edited incorrect checksum or data corruption. Simply load up the damaged save file in the editor and save to write back the repaired file.
3. Requirements
To run the editor, you need to have the Java Runtime Environment installed. You should really install it, because a few great apps need it and you also get a browser plugin needed to run Java applets on some websites. If you have not, get it here for your system: http://www.java.com/ . Once installed, just double-click the downloaded Jar file to start the editor. If you have trouble to get it to run, don't hesitate to contact me.
4. How to use
IMPORTANT: Always make a backup of your save file BEFORE editing.
First, you have to load a TLA save game. Make sure the file extension is .sav or .SAV. Once successfully loaded, you can use the mostly self-explaining editing components. You can select the save slot from the top bar. Note that the slot order in the editor does NOT correspond to the one in game. It is not yet known how to get the order but you should be able to recognize your save slot by the info panel. Make sure to save your changes.
A final and interesting note: when you start a new file, the data and inventory are created for ALL eight characters. This means you can edit the data of characters who are not yet part of your party, notably Piers and the GS party. When you meet up with them, they will sport all the changes made in the editor. You can use this to make data transfer obsolete.
5. Screenshots
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6. Known Limitations
- Characters have wrong stat values/classes than edited. This cannot be handled by the editor. Change classes of a character to update its stats and class.
- Identical Djinn cannot be unleashed in the same turn. This is another game limitation.
7. Download
Go into the Downloads section of this board
Merry Christmas everyone,
powered_by_tux