When it looks like this, it cannot be recovered. This is the file with your character's name with numbers afterward. Remember how I talked about getting this with the SaveGameInfo file and having to scrap it completely for a new one? This isn't that file. There are also entries in-between which probably represent chests, coal backpacks, and barrels. If you look closely, you will see an entry for an elevator every five levels unlocked. This section determines what elevators are unlocked in the mines. If you see coral under the player's collections, then their bridge on the beach should be fixed and set to true, and vice versa. I haven't found another important aspect of the game that this affects, but it is something to keep in mind. I found that having this number less than five will prevent you from getting to the mines, because in the first five days of the game there is a pile of rocks near the mine entrance. Do take note that there is currently a bug where if you do not accept the rewards and instead exit the menu then that player will permanently miss out on those rewards. Gil will now immediately reward the player for every challenge now completed.
#Starbound save file Patch
Let's say you patch in your completed monster challenge data into someone's save file that hasn't completed those challenges. Other areas, like your farm, the mines, the community center, and the museum are obviously important towards game progression. Some of these areas can be safely copy pasted from any game, like areas of the town that don't change. The data, which is a tier below the location section. Some areas to be aware of that are within the last areas of a save file include: (Use Ctrl+F when looking for these in the save file) From my experience an incomplete save file is only missing the sections that are towards the last 10-30% of the save file. It is important to note that every case is different. Once again, do not post here with your broken saves. If not, keep trying using the methods I have discussed. Test to see if there are any errors by going to Plugins->XML tools->Check XML syntax now This is why it is beneficial to have a previous working save of your broken file, so that you can revert the save to its original state as closely as possible. This will organize the text so it is much easier to manage. Plugins->XML tools->Pretty print (XML only – with line breaks) You will see a huge mess that is your save file. The folder with your character's name on it followed by some numbers contains the save file, which has the same name as the folder.
Search for “%appdata%” without the quotes on your computer. You will also need to know the location of your save file. Of course it is almost always the most preferable to use an earlier working version of your own save file. (Provided, thanks to sorrymyfault)ĭepending on which end of the spectrum you are determines which save file would be easiest for you to adapt into your broken save. You would better off using a similar working save that has also progressed to that point. completed community center, mostly completed museum, etc. If the save file you're trying to recover is quite developed, eg. Preferably (but not required) an earlier working version of your corrupted one.
(Provided) The name of the character was my friend's idea. A brand new save file, Spring 1, 1st year, maybe two minutes in.
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