File credits For a full list of contributors please see The mod workshop located at has proven to be extremely valuable in the construction of this software. The workshop was originally created by Charlie with assistance from Jarulf. A big thanks to Zamal & Zenda for continuing to host it, and not letting it disappear. The gradle wrapper is part of Gradle (licensed under the Apache 2.0 license. We use JUnit 4 for testing, licensed under the Eclipse Public License 1.0.

This is an MIT-licensed Diablo editor, written in Java. The project is open source, with the code available at This is an early version of the editor -- be sure to back up your Diablo.exe and character files before using it.

So I'm not sure what to do. I just downloaded diablo 2 from blizzard, and I have version 1.14. I'm trying to use hero editor for single player mode. Every time I press open on hero editor, it tells me that it cant find my diablo game. From the research that I have done, I think it has to do with the save file?

In singleplayer, you can save (and must save) your game whenever you want. The save files are stored in the game folder and can easily be transferred to other computers. In multiplayer, you can’t save the game. Your character, its stats and items that it has equipped or carries, is saved automatically by the game as soon as you make any changes to it. Thus, there is never any need to save it. The names of the save files are summarized in the tables below. Game type Name Singleplayer charater hellsp_#.hsv 1 Multiplayer charater hellmp_#.drv 1 Singleplayer stash Hell_SP.Hst Multiplayer stash Hell_MP.Hst • Where # is a number in the range 0-9.

Transferring save files To transfer save files between computers, simply copy the save files over. If the number of the save file (the # in the name above) is already in use on the new computer, it must be changed it to a non used number in the 0-9 range, if you don't want to loose the other save file. It is very important to make sure you don’t get two characters with the exact same name this way, as the game does not manage to handle such a situation well.

It is not recommend to transfer players or items between single- and multiplayer, or from other mods. Programma dlya sozdaniya birok etiketok torrent. It is possible, if you go tricky about it, but it will cause unstable game play. Don't bother posting any bug reports if you do anyway.

Backing up your character In case you are worried of losing your character due to crashes or other computer problems, the easiest way to back up your character is to simply copy the save files to a safe place (a USB pen for example). To restore it later, you simply copy the save file back to the proper folder. Multiplayer save files in previous versions The original Diablo went into great length to prevent any modification to the multiplayer save file.

In The Hell a lot of improvement have been done to make it easier to move multiplayer save files between computers and to make backups of them. If you use an old version of The Hell there are some things you should be aware of: Version 1.80h The location of the multiplayer save files was moved from the Windows dir to the game dir. This made it easier to find the save files and remember to make backups of them, if the PC was reinstalled. It also made it possible to play the game without administrator rights.

This however means that if you are upgrading from a version before 1.80h, then you have to move your multiplayer save files from the Windows dir to the game dir. Version 1.82d The computer name restriction was removed, so it is possible to move the multiplayer save files between computers with different names.

This however have the side effect that you can not use a multiplayer charater in a version before 1.82d, if you have used it in version 1.82d or greater. The hidden and system attribute was removed from the multiplayer save files and thereby made them viewable with Windows default settings. If you are using a version before 1.82d, then you can see the files by enabling show hidden files and disabling Hide protected operating system files in the Windows file manager, or you can use the guide below. Unhide multiplayer save files If you are using a version before 1.82d, you can remove the hidden and system attributes from the save files, and thereby you can easily see them without changing any of your system settings. • Press Windowskey+R to bring up the run menu. • Type cmd to start the Command Prompt, if you are using Windows 95/98/Millennium, then type command.