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==Credits== | ==Credits== | ||
*Eternity - Huge thanks goes to Eternity for his/her initial work on a DBXV2 save file decryptor/encryptor (xv2savdec) for PS4/XBone/PC. | *Eternity - Huge thanks goes to Eternity for his/her initial work on a DBXV2 save file decryptor/encryptor ([http://animegamemods.net/thread/701/tools-eternity xv2savdec]) for PS4/XBone/PC. | ||
*Falo - For converting the xv2savdec for the Switch, he/she converted the decryption function while I converted the encryption function. | *Falo - For converting the [http://animegamemods.net/thread/701/tools-eternity xv2savdec] for the Switch, he/she converted the decryption function while I converted the encryption function. | ||
Falo was also the one who found out that the Switch version does not contain an MD5 header. | Falo was also the one who found out that the Switch version does not contain an MD5 header. | ||
Revision as of 07:00, 25 Haziran 2023
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| Author | mineminemine |
| Type | Save and Game Managers |
| Version | 1 |
| License | Mixed |
| Last Updated | 2018/11/15 |
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This is a tool to decrypt and re-encrypt your Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 save file (savefile1.dat).
The decrypted save file cannot be opened with save editors that are meant for PC/XBone/PS4 versions.
Note: Please make sure to backup of your save before trying this tool.
User guide
Requirements:
- Your DBXV2
savefile1.datfile. - .NET Framework ver 4.5 or above.
How to use:
- Drag a .dat file into the program, and it will create a ".sav.dec" file with the decrypted content.
- Drag a .sav.dec, and it will create an encrypted "_enc.dat" file.
Changelog
v1.0
- Only tested on DBXV2 ver. 1.10.02.
- However, it should work with lower versions too.
Credits
- Eternity - Huge thanks goes to Eternity for his/her initial work on a DBXV2 save file decryptor/encryptor (xv2savdec) for PS4/XBone/PC.
- Falo - For converting the xv2savdec for the Switch, he/she converted the decryption function while I converted the encryption function.
Falo was also the one who found out that the Switch version does not contain an MD5 header.