Raborius wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 7:27 pm
aWake wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 6:29 pm
Raborius wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 11:47 am
For me the only working codes are 13 and 7.
None of the other ones worked. Always the same white screen and won´t load.
There were several points during my testing in which i forgot one step or another in the process - I'd update the json, save it, but not add it to the archive, stuff like that, so I had to go back and re-test a bunch of things. Took way longer than it should have, which is also why I didn't test so many of the code changes.
All that to say, are you absolutely certain the code you thought you'd replaced was indeed replaced? Because if it's a larger issue then you might have to just restart your save, which sounds a bit absolutely awful as far as solutions go.
I tried it several times, even with a new save.
The Code was replaced, i kept the original file and compared it everytime again after it didn´t work. Took me quite a while.
For me those are the only 2 codes that worked.
Also redownloaded the whole game again to see if that changes anything but sadly not.
Did something else change or could you dm me your code so that i can compare it ?
I literally just did the find and replace thing the way the post instructs you to, there is no reason I can think of the results would be different unless it's like a hardware issue on your end or something. The fact that you found the code to be replaced means you have the right file, and are searching with the right settings (reg expression mode enabled, etc.) The fact that the changes affect the game means you're adding the json back in correctly. The fact a fresh save also didn't work means it's not a save-based issue either. The
only thing I can imagine is that you're not getting the entire code when you copy it over. That's the only point of failure that would let you do everything I mentioned previously, but get a different result. Otherwise we're copying the same text over and getting different results for no reason.
We started from the exact same base, and we made some of the same edits (unless the problem is what I described above), from the exact same source. Unless you've somehow missed a step, it must be an environment/hardware problem (like, our machines literally run the code differently somehow), which I also struggle to think of a reason for.