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1. #Starbound save editor for version 1.2.3 for free#
2. #Starbound save editor for version 1.2.3 how to#
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#Starbound save editor for version 1.2.3 how to#

How to romance same gender crew members NOT intended by Electronic Arts/BioWare How to get the vanilla hero male/female poster face: How to change 'colours' on hair, eyebrows, eyes, skins, etc How to change your hair (only female hairs so far): How to change your class mid-game (and/or give yourself talent points) How to change the name of your character How to locate and modify general aspects in a savegame How to open and edit Mass Effect 2 savegames Know any trick with the Gibbed's Mass Effect 2 Save Editor not mentioned here? Well, just post it to: with topic: 'Gibbed Guide' and the name I'll post under credits. Already have an account? Sign in to comment Most information in this guide comes from my own 'trial and error' testing, but now it's time to expand.

#Starbound save editor for version 1.2.3 for free#

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make your changes, then run that file again.

#Starbound save editor for version 1.2.3 update#

Now, if you ever want to alter your character again, you just load that file up, update it to what you are now before changing. It will run through all the commands you entered in the text file and bring your character back to what it was before you altered its race. type in the console command 'bat (name of file)' and enter. Load up the game, go to the character that has the now messed up stats from changing race. txt format) save it in your Skyrim directory in My Computer. Once you've saved this as a filename you'll remember (in. I think that's all the stats it will mess up. It'll be kind of long because you need a line for every skill, your health/magicka/stamina bars and your shouts. Now look online for the way to alter those stats which is 'tav (skill) (number value of skill desired)' Write all of these in one text(txt) file, one on each line. even your health, magicka and stamina levels. My advice is to write down all your skill levels, shouts learned, etc. Changing your race may also cause you to lose the racial power you had when you started the game, but won't necessarily add the racial power for your new race. The changes to your skills may also result in your level changing as well. Changing your race also leads to the effect of either rebalancing your Magicka, Health, and Stamina stats by setting them as all equal, or it'll set them all to 100. Even worse, it affects more than your skill levels. Rebalancing your stats and changing levels.In fact, it seems to just sort of dump all of your experience into Destruction and Restoration (at least in all my attempts.) Unfortunately, the game doesn't automatically allocate your previous experience with the same skills that you've built up while playing, so your new skill levels won't match the levels you had before. Mismatched experience and skill levels.Instead, changing your race may result in the following: Therefore changing your race should, in theory, change your skill levels because your old racial modifiers will be removed and your new racial modifiers will be applied. This is because each race in Skyrim has different strengths and weaknesses-these are reflected in the different starting levels in different skills. If you change your character's race, your stats will change as well. Warning: Changing Your Race Changes Your Stats If you just want to change your character's name, you don't have to make any changes to your appearance, just select 'Done' and type your new name.You will be prompted to re-enter your character's name and the game will resume.(More on this below.) When you are done, just select 'Done.' Avoid changing the race, though, as it may mess up your stats. You can change anything about your character's appearance, including the gender.Press the '~' again to close the console so that you can start making changes.This will pull up the character creation screen that you first came across when you initially created your character. Type showracemenuin the console and hit Enter.Open the console by pressing '~', which is located in the top left corner of standard North American keyboards.This will allow you to revert to a working saved game if for some reason changing your character causes any problems. Before we begin, don't forget the number one rule of modding: Always make a new save before making any changes to your character's appearance or name, like you should for all console changes.