Renpy Save File Editor
CoCEdA save editor for the game Corruption of Champions.CoCEd allows you to edit your character's stats, appearance/body, perks, items, etc.RequirementsRequires, at least, Windows XP (which means it also works with: Vista, 7, 8, and 10) and the.NET Framework 4 (full or client profile).Not currently compatible with Mac OS X and Linux (even if using Wine or Mono).Installation Windows XP Note: Users of Windows XP must install, at least, the, if you have not already done so.and extract the files wherever you want. No installation required. Note that browsing the archive via Windows Explorer is not sufficient, the files must be extracted from the archive or you will receive errors.Have A Question?
Here, you can help to the Save Editor Online (www.saveeditonline.com) This site can make a troublesome game easier to win by helping you change some quantities (like amount of gold, items etc.). It's a most simple and useful tool for a lot jrpg, visual novels and other games.
Want To Contribute?You may post all questions, suggestions, and bug reports in this thread.Additionally, as a better way to report bugs, you may create/update issues in.Contributors. Perdev2 (original creator). TheMadExile (current maintainer). Bobbaganoosh.
Not sure what I did, but I think I broke it:Error has occurred!! New to the forums, I signed up to let you know that I got COCEd to work on Ubuntu using wine!
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In theory it should work with any version of Linux, but I can only be sure about the set up I'm using at the moment (Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit).To get it working, you must have a 32-bit architecture of wine installed (I followed this guide: ), and install the dotnet framework through winetricks (for me this was 'winetricks dotnet40' in terminal). After that's installed navigate to where you have CoCEd saved on your hard drive in the terminal and run it with 'WINEARCH=win32 wine CoCEd.exe'All of that is case sensitive for reference. After that finding my save files was a bit of a challenge but it works perfectly.Edit: I should also say that if you're kinda new to Linux and using wine and you use wine for other things, going through this process blindly is going to mess with how you do those things a fair bit. Also, if you already have a 32-bit system then installing the dotnet framework and using wine as normal should be enough to make it work.