Dragon Age Inquisition Save Game Editor Download

DRAGON AGE INQUISITION SAVE GAME EDITOR HOW TO USE BOTH

Modder ricco19 has made a Save file editor to edit hair and eye color and other appearance things. Requires Dragon Age: Inquisition. Below, weвЂ™ll walk you through the migration process for each console, as well as provide a helpful FAQ. All future Dragon Age: Inquisition DLC will be available on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One only, so we designed our Save Importer feature to help make the transition to a new console as easy as possible.

Dragon Age Inquisition Save Game Editor How To Use Both

Dagna the Dwarf is originally from the 'An Unlikely Scholar' quest in Dragon Age: Origins. Now that the save is loaded click on Import Worldstate and pick the.Dragon Age: Origins references. Download the DAI CLI Save Editor from Nexus Mods: Lets open DAISaveGameEditor.exe and click open to select the save you want to change. I tried it out and was able to create an Inquisitor who was pretty much indistinguishable from my original within about 15 minutes or so, after going through some setup first:Dragon Age Inquisition Savegame Editor How To Use Both So here is the tutorial on how to use both 1) Download both daseditor-207-1.zip and DasChunkEditor.Rar from Sourceforge.Name the file, press enter 4) Open DAISAveChunkeditor, it should find the DASFACE savefile you did on step 3 (is on the same folder you had the DAI save, usually. Tutorial: Editing Save Files with daseditor: - Dragon Age: Inquisition Modding ToolsFrom searching online, the following method is the most accurate I've found to do this (you'll need to be on PC).

Eyeliner color, lip color) directly, but not sliders for facial features).4. (Note: the other options allow you to export / import / edit some of the makeup options (e.g. Choose option 4, 'Export XML file' - it should create an XML file in your DA:I save game directory. It should open the file in a command window, and give you some options.3. Drag and drop the DAS save file containing the Inquisitor you want to replicate onto the das_editor.exe file.

The very first selection usually starts at an index value of 0 - so a listed index of '8' means that, from the very start of the slider, you should click right on the selector 8 times to reach the ninth selection.- But some of the sliders for 'shapes' like 'Face Shape', 'Eye Shape', 'Mouth Shape', have incomprehensible index values like '157', '120', '-1', etc. The slider values are listed as something like 'index = 8'. Make sure you pay attention to whether a coordinate is positive or negative.- For features like Eye Color, Hair, etc. So, for example, 'Eye Size' might be listed as 'x = 0.796970 y = -0.21029' - that means, using the center of the slider grid as point 0,0, that the slider should be placed 4/5 of the way to the right of center, and about 1/5 of the way below the center. The slider values are listed either as an index number (for 'style' sliders where you click left or right to make a selection, like hairstyles) or as an X/Y coordinateВ on a -1.0 to +1.0 scale, for 'analog' sliders you select with the grid.

This doesn't work in regular Fullscreen, only Windowed Fullscreen.В The slide-rule images are below6. Open the slide-rule images in Paint, select the Paint window, and press Ctrl+Space to set the program on top - when you switch back to DA:I, the Paint windows should overlay your game. Instructions: after you've started the DA:I Character Creator, press the Windows key to switch out to your desktop, then activate the 'always on top' program. If you play DA:I in Windowed Fullscreen mode and also use an 'always on top' program (helpfully provided at the Reddit link), you can open the slide-rule images in a program like MS Paint and set them to overlay the Character Creator grid so you can use them as guides for your -1.0 to +1.0 slider selections. OPTIONAL: For highest possible accuracy, this helpful Redditor ( ) (go to the first comment below the original post) created slide-rules that fit a 1080p screen. It was helpful for me to go back to these sliders after I'd input everything else - it became pretty obvious which were the 'correct' selections after everything else was entered.5.

When you drag and drop your original. The slide-rule images are belowI don't care how much time I'll be spending trying to recreate my Quizzy's face, but with this I can get her face spot-on to the T and that's all I want.Glad the instructions were helpful for you!By the way, I didn't include instructions for replicating makeup because I wasn't sure how to interpret the data the XML file provides (coordinates are given as 'y', 'z', 'max', etc.), but my understanding is that the save file tool I linked to ( DAI CLI Save Editor) will allow you to copy makeup sliders from one file to another:1. If you play DA:I in Windowed Fullscreen mode and also use an 'always on top' program (helpfully provided at the Reddit link), you can open the slide-rule images in a program like MS Paint and set them to overlay the Character Creator grid (after the 'always on top' program is activated, click the Paint program window and press Ctrl+Space to set it on top) so you can use them as guides for your -1.0 to +1.0 slider selections. OPTIONAL: For highest possible accuracy, this helpful Redditor ( ) (go to the first comment below the original post) created slide-rules that fit a 1080p screen. Ultimately I hope Bioware (or a modder) creates the option to directly import face codes in the future, because the data's obviously all there and this is an awful lot of work to do something that was already done in games like Mass Effect 3.5.

Dragon Age Inquisition Save Game Editor Download