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They govern how a character responds to dialog, and the lines they say. PersonalityAll characters in Kenshi have a personality, sometimes preset, sometimes random, but all have one.

As you can see in the screenshot below, the stats entry is named after the character, this allows you to tell which instance goes to which character. All the entries shown in this instance pertain to the same character, and can be opened by simply double clicking it them here, so can use this method to find the corresponding entries you want to edit when trying to edit a specific character. At which point you'll want to open an instance shown on the right by double clicking on it. In this case you'll want to open the "INSTANCE_COLLECTION" type entry. entries for each character in the squad,Īll with essentiallly the same name and type.

In this guide I will often refer to entries by their type, so you'll be using this regularly.Īnother thing you'll need to know is how to differentiate between multiple entries of the same type, especially with regards to editing character data, as you'll have medical state, gamedata state, inventory state, etc. By clicking the "Changes" button up at the top, it will show you another window with all the entries listed, but this time it will show a type next to the entry. There is however a way to assist you in deciphering it. This is very unhelpful with regards to knowing what each entry is. Navigating a FileWhen you open a file you will be met with this window of entries, of which almost all are named 0. If you've never renamed it, it will be something like Nameless_0.platoon. The platoon file will be named after your faction in-game. platoon file found in the platoon folder.

Generally speaking, you'll almost always be opening either the quick.save file or your squad's.

With the save folder open you'll be looking at the folders and files that make up the save game. If you cannot see the appdata folder, make sure to enable viewing of hidden files on windows.) Navigate to the "save" folder, then locate the folder of the save you are trying to edit (quicksave if you use my method). (Note: as of 1.0.50 the default save location has been moved to C:\Users\\AppData\Local\kenshi\save. Then click "open any" from the buttons along the top.Īfter that you'll be met with the installation folder of the game. Just close this with the x in top right of the window, you don't need it for save editing. Once you're in, you'll be met with a list of mods to edit or turn off. Opening save files using the FCSFirst launch the FCS, easiest method is to select the "Launch Game Editor" option on the initial popup when running Kenshi through Steam.