def backup_file(): if os.path.exists(CHAR_FILE): shutil.copy2(CHAR_FILE, BACKUP_FILE) print(f"Backup created: {BACKUP_FILE}")
# Example: modify a specific offset for strength (offset 0x1234 – dummy) # In a real editor, you'd parse the TQ save format (maybe using tq-edit lib) # Here we simulate by printing instructions print("Modifying character stats...") titan quest editor
def modify_stats(): backup_file() data = read_character_data(CHAR_FILE) def backup_file(): if os
def write_character_data(filepath, data): with open(filepath, "wb") as f: f.write(data) print(f"Saved to {filepath}") data): with open(filepath
print("Modification complete (simulated).") def main(): print("Titan Quest Text Editor") print("1. Modify character stats") print("2. Restore backup") choice = input("Choose option: ") if choice == "1": modify_stats() elif choice == "2": if os.path.exists(BACKUP_FILE): shutil.copy2(BACKUP_FILE, CHAR_FILE) print("Backup restored.") else: print("No backup found.") else: print("Invalid choice.")
def read_character_data(filepath): # Simplified structure – actual parsing requires understanding TQ's binary format # This is a placeholder for real parsing logic with open(filepath, "rb") as f: data = f.read() print(f"Read {len(data)} bytes from {filepath}") return data