How to edit your sealed deck!

Ptsss. Come here, bro.
First of all, you need any HEX editor.
Once you have it, you need your savefile and this AWESOME SHIT http://slightlymagic.net/forum/viewtopi ... =99&t=8025
You should figure out how to use that tool by youself. Theres an example inside of that thread
Open your profile in a hex editor. You should see some strange symbols down here.
Now you need unpacked xml
D:\Games\Steam\SteamApps\common\Magic 2014\DATA_DECKS_D14_unpacked\DATA_DECKS_D14\DATA_ALL_PLATFORMS\DECKSD14_SEALED_POOL.XML
which contains sealed cards id's.
Okay, here we go.
Open DECKSD14_SEALED_POOL.XML with a text editor, you can see some deckOrder id's here.
Now go back to profile. Scroll down and you can see your sealed decks names between header and ending of the profile.
There is some empty FF 00 slots as you can see. It should work well if you just fill these with card ids and 02 values like [35 02] and so on.
After you're done with editing, just generate a new hash and enjoy..
Also, it should be possible to create more deck slots by just copying existing ones and editing some values.
Image of what you should edit.
http://i.imgur.com/5OTSIHN.png
Proof.
http://i.imgur.com/XcsNR6W.jpg
Have fun and enjoy.
First of all, you need any HEX editor.
Once you have it, you need your savefile and this AWESOME SHIT http://slightlymagic.net/forum/viewtopi ... =99&t=8025
You should figure out how to use that tool by youself. Theres an example inside of that thread
Open your profile in a hex editor. You should see some strange symbols down here.
Now you need unpacked xml
D:\Games\Steam\SteamApps\common\Magic 2014\DATA_DECKS_D14_unpacked\DATA_DECKS_D14\DATA_ALL_PLATFORMS\DECKSD14_SEALED_POOL.XML
which contains sealed cards id's.
Okay, here we go.
Open DECKSD14_SEALED_POOL.XML with a text editor, you can see some deckOrder id's here.
Now go back to profile. Scroll down and you can see your sealed decks names between header and ending of the profile.
- Example of the deck | Open
There is some empty FF 00 slots as you can see. It should work well if you just fill these with card ids and 02 values like [35 02] and so on.
After you're done with editing, just generate a new hash and enjoy..
Also, it should be possible to create more deck slots by just copying existing ones and editing some values.
Image of what you should edit.
http://i.imgur.com/5OTSIHN.png
Proof.
http://i.imgur.com/XcsNR6W.jpg
Have fun and enjoy.