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Fixed Offsets for the new Game Update.
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DarkIrata committed Nov 22, 2016
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions TerrariaUSaveEditor/Helper/OffsetHelper.cs
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public static int NameLengthInformation => 0x02;
public static int Name => 0x03;
public static int Difficutly => OffsetDiff + 0x00;
public static int Gender => OffsetDiff + 0x02;
public static int Gender => OffsetDiff + 0x04;

// Color Offsets
public static int HairColor => OffsetDiff + 0x0B;
public static int HairColor => OffsetDiff + 0x0D;
public static int BodyColor => HairColor + 0x03;
public static int EyeColor => BodyColor + 0x03;
public static int ShirtColor => EyeColor + 0x03;
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// Equip Offsets
/*
* Equip get saved right after Colors. 1 Accessory take 3 Bytes "ID ID ?PREFIX?"
* Equip get saved right after Colors. 1 Accessory take 3 Bytes "ID ID PREFIX"
* Again 2 Bytes as "00 00" if the slot is empty.
* Based on this informations for accessory's, equipable items like armor should behave the same.
* */

// Inventory Offsets
public static int Inventory => OffsetDiff + 0x03D;
public static int Inventory => OffsetDiff + 0x53;

public static int CalcOffsetDiffInventory(List<InventoryData> invData)
{
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7 changes: 4 additions & 3 deletions TerrariaUSaveEditor/MainForm.Designer.cs
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3 changes: 3 additions & 0 deletions TerrariaUSaveEditor/MainForm.cs
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public MainForm()
{
this.InitializeComponent();

this.Text += $" v{Application.ProductVersion}";

this.InitializeInventoryTab();
this.Editor.ChangesSavedEvent += Editor_ChangesSavedEvent;

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions TerrariaUSaveEditor/Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs
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// Sie können alle Werte angeben oder die standardmäßigen Build- und Revisionsnummern
// übernehmen, indem Sie "*" eingeben:
// [assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.*")]
[assembly: AssemblyVersion("0.6.2.0")]
[assembly: AssemblyFileVersion("0.6.2.0")]
[assembly: AssemblyVersion("0.6.3.0")]
[assembly: AssemblyFileVersion("0.6.3.0")]

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When the hell did the game update!? Why the hell did they have to change offsets too damn it? Oh well... Just a minor setback I guess... Btw, I will also start assisting with development if you don't mind

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@bendevnull bendevnull commented on ddf27ab Nov 23, 2016 •
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Und, bist du Deutscher? Ich spreche ein wenig.

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I dont now. Some people reported problems. Looked into it, and that's what it found.
I'm appreciating every help i get, since i dont have much time working on this project.

And yes, i'm from germany.

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So I'm going to assume that I don't have to start finding new offsets then. Sweet! I am trying to get the offsets for armor and equippables now and I will make a pull request with a file that contains the offsets. I'm not that good with C#... I've been learning with your code

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No problem, we all have to start somewhere. :)
The accessory offsets should be around the first block after the colors.

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I know the armor is right near the first quick slot because I've edited armor before. I will get my dump/inject workspace ready and start testing

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And I've also seen the first slot of accessories too

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I also have one more thing to say. Be VERY careful when editing the header of the file. You can crash your Wii U if you edit the wrong thing

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Already have the Header informations. 1 Byte looks like is the save version number.

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What's the offset for a 1 character name for the save version number?

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0x01 => (MAYBE) Save Version
0x02 => Name Length
0x03 => Name start

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0x01 is 15 for a 1 character name. Is this what you have for that offset?

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Nope. 0x02 is name.
0x01 is 15 for all chars from the new version. Last version was 13

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I have 01 at 0x02 though. That can't be right

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Copy me your bytes from 00 to 0F

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00150131000100000100640064000000
The character's name is 1 btw. I was testing with name lengths

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It's correct. 31 => Char for 1 and 01 at 0x02 is the length of the char name. 1 char

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According to ascii, the start of the name is at 0x03
I will also copy over the first line of my other test characters to show you that 0x02 was correct when you first had it

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Name: 12
Hex 00 - 0F: 00150231320028000001006400640000

Name: 123
Hex 00 - 0F: 00150331323300040000010064006400

Name: 1234
Hex 00 - 0F: 00150431323334002C00000000640064

Name: 12345
Hex 00 - 0F: 00150531323334350014000001006400

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http://i.imgur.com/r2ca2gF.png

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So 0x02 is name length and 0x03 is the start of the name depending on it's length. Well, that sure as hell helps when dealing with the inventory and trying not to crash the Wii U LOL

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Yep. That's why it's a hell of a fun to work with the offsets for this game... and why i dont use hardcoded offsets except for the name length and name start offset.

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