Recent content by Thiev

It *should*, just remember that GOG version stores saves in different location. I didn't test it though, so if you try it post back the results ;)

Could you post your original Boss voice values (from SR4)? Voice type + pitch value.

update: added standalone app version (written in Python instead of Powershell) that might work better in case Powershell fails. Linked to main post.

If you copied over the first hit, you probably messed the main player data in GOOH. Please check the one I'm attaching if it works, can't launch it myself 'cause I'm currently at work :P

Go enjoy your game instead ;) I doubt game language should matter, it worked for me and I play in English. OS language (for encoding) maybe, but unlikely. Scripting was the easiest way for me, but looking through this thread, virtually everyone but me has problems :P I'll look into turning it...

It worked for me out of the box :| a few questions, if you don't mind: - which script version did you use? - did you copy save files somewhere outside Program Files first, or did you paste direct path to the files? - are you sure you clicked 'Continue' and not 'New Game', by mistake? At any...

I linked version 1.04 to my first post. Should work in the future for similar ^ cases, where GOOH save doesn't yet have Boss entry at all. I would also suggest for anyone, that uses default Steam / GOG install path (in Program Files), to copy saves you want to use to script directory first, to...

I managed to import it by hand - attaching save to the post. Looks like I was slightly mistaken about the structure of a freshly made autosave, will have to think of some failsafe of sorts :/

Could you attach both saves? I'll have a look which one causes the problem.

Try this one:

Thanks, fixed. Next time I think I'll just make a proper application...

No, of course not. My bad. *facepalm* 7th line that says 'break' has to be commented out or deleted. I'm fixing the archive right now.

I updated my main post with version that should resolve similar path issues. As for the file itself - import worked for me so at least we know that pattern isn't wrong ;)

No, I mean actual autosave ;) I'll try to have a look in hexedit and check patterns.

Hm, looks like the function I use for reading root folder works only in newer versions of Powershell - I'll have to make some workaround, but for the time being you can fix the 'temp' issue yourself: - open 'import_clean.ps1' in Notepad - replace $PSScriptRoot with quoted path to script folder -...