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#TORCHLIGHT GAME CRASH WHEN DELETING CBARECTER CODE#

A longer description (if known) for each field is found in the sourcecode."- NEW SHAREDSTASH ITEM" before every item inside the shared stash), helping us humans read and analyze repeating data separately. These lines are only present to limit data blocks (e.g. Some lines in the log file (beginning with "-") aren't actual writes.If you find out what a data block means, please post! Their identifier is "UX_", where "X" is the unknown data-block number. Some data blocks and their meaning are unknown.You should also understand little endian issues (read 'intro & notes' from ) Use Windows' calc to translate between hexadecimal and the human-readable decimal representation. Data beginning with "0x" is written in hexadecimal representation.Remember IT_UNKNOWN01 is not the same as SR_UNKNOWN01! IT_UNIT_GUID's data-block identifier is IT, meaning ITem data.) Data writes are structured as repeating blocks inside Torchlight, and I wanted to keep it that way for easier analysis. Each field begins with a data-block identifier (i.e.Each field is logged as "ID_FIELDNAME: data".Some data is overwritten, so the data order of the log file doesn't follow savegame's data order strictly. What's written first in the savegame is logged first in the log file. Data written is written to the log file following write order.Whenever Torchlight tries to save a game, each individual data write is logged in a file (named after the character being logged.) SHAREDSTASH.BIN is logged to "torch-sharedstash.log" too.HOW DOES IT WORK (or: what's going on here?) Done! Exit Torchlight and analyze the data in the log files.Each character will be saved in a separate log file (Shared stash log will be overwritten.) When the logging is finished, a "Log finish (charname)" line should appear.This might take a bit, but not much longer than the usual save process. A "Log start" line should appear in the command console window. Exit back to the main menu, so the save process is called inside Torchlight. Load and join game with any character.If nothing goes wrong, you should see an "Attached!" message.

Just decompress and run torchlogger.exe, it should say "Searching for Torchlight.exe".

Of course I'd be glad if you mention me if this tool helped you develop something, but you don't have to. Actually, I don't think of an use for this program besides aiding in savegame analysis, so. In fact, I didn't do this project for profit or anything, just to share my knowledge and tools with the community. Just do whatever you want with this tool and its source code, I don't give a damn about it. It even lacks comments, but don't blame on me! I just wanted it to be done, so it's probably poorly written. This is my first Python program, and I didn't even take care of learning a lot of it. Not that it's gonna happen, but you never know.īy the way, I suck at Python. I recommend backing up your savegames and anything you think is important. In fact I won't take responsibility for anything regarding this tool. I am in no way responsible for any damage or data loss derived from the use of this tool. I just wanted to share it so we can explore every possibility out of the game. This is a project I made for fun, becuse I love this game, it was a great purchase. Not everything here has been finished, and the project is in early development.

Steam users: If Steam asks, use the Cloud data files. Regular Torchlight users: BACKUP your savegames! Now! This tools does not modify your savegames in any way, but unexpected crashes may lead to savegame corruption.

#TORCHLIGHT GAME CRASH WHEN DELETING CBARECTER CODE#

SOURCE CODE IS INCLUDED WITH THE DOWNLOAD!! And you know, understanding savegame format means the character editor will follow soon! Don't we all want that? Yes we do. More people analyzing their savegames and getting involved means faster progress understanding data format. Now that it's nearly complete I'm releasing it to the public Torchlight community so you can help me analyze the data. It's purpose is simple: log all the data from Torchlight's savegames and present it in a human almost-readable form. Torchlogger is a little program I coded to help me analyze Torchlight's savegames. Ever wanted to edit your Torchlight's savegame files just like you used to do with Diablo's character editor? You sold your best item by mistake and you want it back desperately? You just want your super-duper-cool-custom-Axe and you want it NOW? Are you a filthy cheater who just wants POWER, MONEY and RICHES? Well, I can't help you with it.