This game is literally older than you are. My save file vanished from the cloud and I'm sincerely not going to unlock everything again. I've beaten this game at least 50 times and I have no interest in unlocking everything again. There are tons of valid reasons why you need a save file. I am surprise that players who asking about it are not shame of themself. Ursprünglich geschrieben von Devil:PLAYERS WHO TAKE SAVES FORM OTHERS ARE JUST PATHETIC. I followed the steps that indicated and everything has worked perfectly.
Ursprünglich geschrieben von |ICH| Der Typ mit der Wumme:Phew, dunno wether I can be more specific, but I'll give it a shot! Guys, believe: it IS as I say, the information you need is right there in the savegame AND this works DEFINETLY! Played through the game by now, using the savegame that barbaraedestroy provided! No matter what you read elsewhere: this IS THE WAY TO GO and this will work 100%, you just need to take the time to thoroughly inspect the code! So in short: if you find (as an example) that in line 0x7ED30 of you fresh created savegame there are values, you will want to copy those, and paste them in line 0x7ED30 of the file you want to import, overwriting any existing values there!
The information of your Steam ID IS SAVED here! As it is hexadecimal, it won't look like something you can recognize as it, but it IS SAVED here! Sometimes it's just a really small differnce that can go by unnoticed, if you won't look hard enough, but believe me: After that there are the hexadecimal values (08 80 01 00, etc) and the Ascii values which you need to copy. The first part (0x023F0) shows you the line (position) so this is really important to match, when you import the code. => Open the downloaded savegame you want to import as wellĬopy the lines of code from the first savegame (the hexadecimal as well as the Ascii values) and replace the exact same lines of code in the imported savegame with these!Ġx023F0: 08 80 01 00 E8 03 00 00 83 0E 14 FE E2 04 00 00 (followed by some Ascii values) You can also use the search / compare function of the program to find all differences.
=> find all lines of code that are NOT nullified (zeros) =TheArm : there ARE lines that contain information, not ALL lines are nulliefied, you didn't look thoroughly enough! Since I don't have the empty savegame (already finished RE4 by now) I cannot tell you the exact positions, but it were 2-3 lines of code very high up the file and 2-3 lines pretty much at the end of it. => Open the savegame you just created in the Hex Editor MX software => Open RE4, let the game create the savedata, EXIT Phew, dunno wether I can be more specific, but I'll give it a shot!
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