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Topic: Editing Saved Games/Cheating In Linux Version (Read 4045 times)
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I am running UQM direct from the repository (I did not build or compile it). My linux skills are improving by the day, I'm not quite at the point where I'm ready to build/compile from sources, yet. 
On my PC I have various tools and resources to edit save game files and "cheat" the game for fun. I played the game back when it was new, all those years ago... so no harm no foul.
Are there any cheat-editors/save-editors for the Linux version? If so where do I find them? Failing that, where do I find the save files and how do I edit them manually using a hex-tool?
Thanks!
--BDR
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oldlaptop
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The save games aren't going to be any different because UQM was running on a different platform when you made them (unless old PowerPC Macs or other big-endian hardware is involved - see https://bugs.uqm.stack.nl/show_bug.cgi?id=44 ), so you could copy the savegames onto a Windows partition and edit them there if all else fails. I'm not aware of any native-Linux savegame editors, but you might be able to get jucce's editor to run under WINE.
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I don't have a windows partition anymore. 
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