Launch memorysumchecker, use Ctrl+O to open up the “save” fileġ6. Go back to bruteforce and encrypt the ps3 save.ġ5. Right click-> 'paste write' the hex values from. Go back to the tab with the PS3 Save, use search-> goto, put in hex offset: 00 (the very beginning)ġ2. Right click -> select block… put start offset 9400, end offset at FBFF. With Template.PSU that has been modified with FFXED. open it up with FFXED and edit whatever cheat.*DON’T CHANGE ANY NAMES*ĩ. This will move the cursor to the 9400 position, now remember the hex values we copied from the PS3 save? At this location, right click and “paste write”, this will overwrite the values.Ĩ.

Then in that file, choose Search -> Goto from toolbar, put in 9400, “Hex”, and choose “begin”, then ok.ħ. In Start-offset, put in 00 in End-Offset, put 67FF, make sure you choose hex at the bottom, then Ok.Ħ. Right click in the Editor and choose “select block…”Ĥ. Go to save folder and Use HxD Editor to open the file “save”ģ.

Copy your FFX-HD save to your PC, Decrypt it using Bruteforce.Ģ. FFX INT Ps2 Raw file use this instead of a PSU if you copy you're HD saves data at offsets 0-638A into it then you can open it directly in FFXED see Simpler method for more Infoġ. MemorySumChecker or FFX&X2 HD Checksum UtilityĨ. Bruteforce Save Data 4.7.3 or Bruteforce Save Data 4.7.4Ģ. It is possible because the save structure is identical to the one from ps2 international version except the save file size.ġ. The players from a Chinese forum figured out way of editing the PS3 Savedata by copying and pasting the hex values from the HD save to a PSU save, which then can be edited with FFXED. Guide to using FFXED to edit FFX HD savedata

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