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Delete this folder: %LOCALAPPDATA%\TiTsEd (example C:\Users\Chris\AppData\Local\TiTsEd) And then try to run it again

Run this: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procmon On the filter selection, set 'Process Name' is 'TiTsEd.exe' Run TiTsEd You should get some entries in Process Monitor Save that to a file and attach or link somewhere

yeah, you really should never do that. but if you've done it once it can mess with the permissions on certain cached files, causing issues in the future. anti-viruses and windows defender are the other biggies, because the exe isn't signed (would have to pay money to get a private key signed)

https://forum.fenoxo.com/threads/titsed-a-save-editor.2809/page-32#post-211189

Why was that stuff removed?

Yes, the game has that in some cases, like "Maike’s Keycard"

That is part of the "StatTracking", not gonna touch that any time soon. Feel free to open a pull request with it though :)

You can remove/edit any flag (by that I mean in the flags object) on a save without the editor having explicit support for it.

Yes, I thought you meant upbringing. You can use this: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Chase-san/TiTsEd/master/TiTsEd/TiTsEd.Data.xml Will be in the next version.

That isn't a valid option.

That is one of the debug items, you cannot save-edit it into your character. (yet again, I really should remove those from the editor, or at least give a warning..)

one up, one left from the elevator

2/3 days is too long? o_O

Probably requires both flag changes and character info changes.

Messing around with most NPCs is normally pointless, as most of them have hardcoded descriptions for things. Generally only those that are designed to have malleable parts, ie that you can give items or change via events are affected by changes to their saved info. Those are special items, as...

I wasn't planning on doing so anytime soon. Can't speak to Chase.

That is just adding items like TiTSEd does. Let me try to explain it more clearly. The only thing that gets saved in the saves is basically the "identifier" for the item. The actual properties are hard-coded in the the game code.

You don't understand. You have to change the source code and recompile the game to do what you are asking. That is not something that is going to have a GUI "editor" for, probably ever.

You would have to edit the game itself.

Nope