The GT6 Save Editor Thread

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So when I click on gold all then load the game with that save and click on novice, it rolls the credits. after the credits it goes back tells me i have achieved all gold on all novice events, gives me a car but the others remain locked. why is this?
 
Hard for me to know without seeing everything you did in the save editor myself. Can you provide a little more info on what you did when using the save editor?
 
Hi there, I was wondering if you could help me figure out how to add the paint chips from the seasonal events using the save editor
 
Hi there, I was wondering if you could help me figure out how to add the paint chips from the seasonal events using the save editor
Unfortunately, I have no idea what paint chips were given in the seasonal events.
 
I am trying to add about 70 cars to my garage but when I save the file to my thumb drive and plug it into my ps3, it doesn't recognize the file. When I try to save my backed up file to the thumb drive it says there is an existing file that will be overwritten. Even the editor doesn't recognize the file that it saved to the thumb drive after that. I have opened the backup file on my HDD and it shows the added vehicles.
Earlier I was able to add the anniversary cars from the DLC menu. I'm not sure what I did that was different other than use the DLC screen.
 
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Okay, are you opening it as decrypted by chance? Because I have a weird feeling it may be that.
 
Hello :lol: I've found this thread with a list of Seasonal paint chips (Not sure if it's an exhaustive list):

Exclusive GT6 Paint Chip Database Updated 19/03/15 - GT5 DLC chips now complete

I'm also looking to add the seasonal event chips to my library. Is there a way to choose which chips are added rather than adding every single one?
Sorry for the delay, I forgot to reply to this post, but looking around I don't see such an option either editor, so it doesn't look like you can.
 
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Okay, are you opening it as decrypted by chance? Because I have a weird feeling it may be that.
I'm sorry I don't remember. I have tried this 3 or 4 times today. I may have opened one as decrypted earlier. I think I should probably start over, but I have started over 3 times. Without clear step by step instructions.... I just get lost.
 
Okay, are you opening it as decrypted by chance? Because I have a weird feeling it may be that.
I went back with a fresh drive, a newly saved file on the drive and I opened the file with editor version 0.3.1.0.
I went to the garage tab and added about 100 cars.
I saved the file and the message of success was received.
I closed the editor and asked Win 11 Pro to eject the disk.
I plugged the disk in to ps3, navigated to the game menu/memory card utility and received the message, “There is no saved data.”

I returned to my computer with the drive, ran the editor as an administrator.
I was able to open the file on my computer. Attached is a screenshot.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 

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I plugged the disk in to ps3, navigated to the game menu/memory card utility and received the message, “There is no saved data.”
Wait, I think I see the problem here. I believe you're going to the wrong section on the PS3. The memory card utility is where saves for PS1 and PS2 saves are stored; PS3 saves are located in the "Save Data Utility (PS3)" section. You need to go to "Save Data Utility (PS3) to copy your save to and from the console. Try copying your save there and let me know how it goes. 👍
Without clear step by step instructions.... I just get lost.
Understood, I'll try to update the OP sometime to cover this along with some other things. Been meaning to do this for a long time now, but I forget this thread even exists half the time, so I haven't done it yet.
Attached is a screenshot.
Just a tip: If you press PrtSc on your keyboard, it will take a screenshot, and after you press it, all you have to do is paste it. This will, quite literally, provide a better picture of what's on your screen. What you posted was not a screenshot, though.
 
Wait, I think I see the problem here. I believe you're going to the wrong section on the PS3. The memory card utility is where saves for PS1 and PS2 saves are stored; PS3 saves are located in the "Save Data Utility (PS3)" section. You need to go to "Save Data Utility (PS3) to copy your save to and from the console. Try copying your save there and let me know how it goes. 👍

Understood, I'll try to update the OP sometime to cover this along with some other things. Been meaning to do this for a long time now, but I forget this thread even exists half the time, so I haven't done it yet.

Just a tip: If you press PrtSc on your keyboard, it will take a screenshot, and after you press it, all you have to do is paste it. This will, quite literally, provide a better picture of what's on your screen. What you posted was not a screenshot, though.
GENIUS!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!
 
You're welcome! I am glad this was a simple fix. Thank you for providing a complete breakdown of what you did; this helped me figure it out.
 
Without clear step by step instructions.... I just get lost.
So you said this earlier, and I said this:
Understood, I'll try to update the OP sometime to cover this along with some other things.
I didn't even realize this, but I actually already covered this in the OP at some point last year:
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I honestly forgot I even put that there. :dunce:

I am, however, going to expand upon it some, and I'm also going to give the OP a much-needed overhaul. I am going to have 2 separate sections for both editors, and each section will contain screenshots of the editor, a list of features, and of course, the download links to them. I'll probably link some of my tutorials I have made using them as well, since they can help the user know how to use some of them. I'll try to get it typed up in the next few days.
 
So, I said I was going to update this thread earlier, several times at that; well, I finally did! The OP has gotten a complete overhaul from what it was before, and it's a lot more organized now! In there, I have links to both editors, screenshots of the features they have, an explanation of what they do, an FAQ's section, and links to my own tutorials using them as well. Of course, as new stuff comes out, it will get updated over time, but for now, it's done!

If anyone has any suggestions, I'd like to hear them! :)
 
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