Dont know if anyone has already done this, but if you save your game with the Particle Rifle equipped, and open that save with Gibbed's Save Editor, you can see its called:
Dont know if that actually helps any. Im looking for it now, but so far dont see it anywhere, so it may remain uneditable, unless someone figures out how to edit DLC, which I dont think was even able to be done in the previous ones. I could be wrong though.
Dont know if anyone has already done this, but if you save your game with the Particle Rifle equipped, and open that save with Gibbed's Save Editor, you can see its called:
Dont know if that actually helps any. Im looking for it now, but so far dont see it anywhere, so it may remain uneditable, unless someone figures out how to edit DLC, which I dont think was even able to be done in the previous ones. I could be wrong though.
All of my DLC was modified in ME2. I haven't looked into it for this game yet.
The location for the ashes DLC data is "Mass Effect 3\BIOGame\DLC\DLC_HEN_PR\CookedPCConsole\Default.sfar".
Drag the file over "Gibbed.MassEffect3.UnpackSFXArchive.exe" (inside the editor's folder) and it will unpack it to it's folder in the same place as the original file.
The structure should look like this: "Mass Effect 3\BIOGame\DLC\DLC_HEN_PR\CookedPCConsole\Default\BIOGame\DLC\DLC_HEN_PR\CookedPCConsole\Default_DLC_HEN_PR.bin"
Open that file with the coalesced editor and you'll find your stuff in there.
There's a catch though... the SFX unpacker is not, as one would expect, a re-packer. As such, you will not be able to repack your modifications... unless the author makes it so.
Mind you, I did not try to run the game with the unpacked archive and folder structure, as I'm pretty sure it looks for a specific encrypted file and not a folder. Feel free to experiment though...
to get any armor/casual change plotflag to -1 and u will have them from start
Thank you That said, I'm looking for the weapon, and I'm not sure where to find it. Running a search on Saber brings a few things up, but I never saw a plotflag thing.
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