You must change the number to (099) instead to keep the file size the same.īelow is an example of what the skills section of global.gdcc will look like, minus the squared question mark symbols:
For example, if there is a multiplier that says (2.0), to change to 99, you can't change to (99.0) because the file size will change. Please not that you cannot add in new bytes or take away bytes from the file, otherwise it won't load. You can search what you want to change in the text tab of the Find window. To change skills, the Decoded Text column of a hex editor is sufficient for most edits. vfs-fs dropzone -vfs-archive archives_win64 -vfs-fs. If your installed mods are not loading with the above line, use the following shorter line in your Steam launch options: -vfs-fs dropzone -vfs-archive patch_win64 -vfs-archive archives_win64 -vfs-archive dlc_win64 -vfs-fs. Be sure to include all the dashes and the dot at the end or it won't load your mods. Copy and paste the line below into the small window that popped up.
In the "General" tab, there should be a "Set Launch Options" button. Right-click "theHunter: Call of the Wild" in your library, and click "Properties" once more.ħ. If you have installed other mods before, you should be good to go! If not, proceed with the instructions below:Ħ. (Note: the "dropzone" folders will merge together to make one "dropzone" folder containing all the mods you have installed.) Move the extracted "dropzone" folder(s) to the folder that just opened in the new file browser window (your root Call of the Wild directory).
Go to the "Local Files" tab, click the "Browse Local Files" button.ĥ. Open Steam, right-click "theHunter: Call of the Wild" in your library, and click "Properties"Ĥ. There will be a "dropzone" folder in each zip.ģ.
Extract the zip(s) to a location of your choice.Ģ.
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