Greetings Pilgrims!

Welcome to the official DL2 Save Editor Github Wiki. We are thrilled to present the first Open-Source Save Editor for the Videogame Dying Light 2. This tool allows players to take control of their game saves, unlocking a realm of possibilities and customization.

1. It is fully open source, fostering a collaborative environment where fellow gamers and developers alike can contribute to its evolution.
2. The whole User Interface is customized for Dying Light 2 and provides not only functionality but a fitting design.
3. Enhancing the gaming experience is the goal of this editor. The community will therefore play a big role regarding future features.

• All Skills can be adjusted and manipulated.
• An Index visualization of all IDs currently inside the game.
• Items can be repaired or switched (currently still limited due to the savefile size).
• Change Inventory Item Stats (Level, Seed, Amount, Durability)
• Swap Inventory Weapons
• Change Skill Values
• Use Templates (for example: to add max durability to all weapons)
• Compress/Decompress Feature

• Calculating savefile size to switch to every desired weapon or remove an item.
• Change Mods
• Gallery View for items
• Edit Backpack
• Caz Outpost (Stay tuned to learn more about it)
• Automatically update IDs

If you want to test out the Editor yourself, feel free to download the Application inside the release and visit the Tutorial + QnA for further details.

This editor uses the Tauri Framework for the application.

• Tauri Framework

  TAURI is a framework for building desktop applications using web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript) as the frontend and Rust as the backend. It provides a bridge between the web and native code to create performant and secure desktop applications.

• Rust

  Rust is a systems programming language that focuses on performance, safety, and concurrency. It is used as the backend language in this Editor, handling tasks such as file I/O, data manipulation, and other core functionalities.

• React

  React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It follows a component-based architecture, making it easy to create interactive and reusable UI components.