I'd appreciate a shoutout, and a link to this Nexus page, for my time developing this tool whenever you distribute something created with its help.
As with all things DkS2+3 mod-related, though, I can't guarantee anything.Ī. Additionally, I've been testing it for over a month with no issues. FromSoft doesn't verify your 12GB game archive everytime you log in. Is this modding tool really "easy to use"?Ī. There were a lot of big words in your last answer. Again, not to say it can't be done (as it can be done right now with Cheat Engine, a param patcher, and a relatively high amount of manual labor), but for now I'm not supporting it. As far as I can tell, distinguishing what loot is associated with which area and which entries are actually drop tables rather than pickups can only be done with a significant amount of manual labor (trial and error), which is why it's possible for me to randomize these entries easily, but is much more work to manually modify entries. More importantly, the structure of the ItemLotParam files (where loot data is stored) is generated in a fashion which is poorly organized. Currently, SotFSRepack only supports repacking to GameDataEbl.bdt loot data is in a different archive, which I may support repacking in the future. The level editor uses SotFSRepack (a utility I developed using BinderTool's core files) to repack changed files to the game archives. Unfortunately, not right now, for a couple reasons.
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