AHHH! I lost my game to windoze error. I recovered the fragmented file000.chk files. Using notepad I Figured out which ones were the .sav, .gam and .map, but I still have other files that relate to the game. I believe they are parts of the other files. Anyone know how to put them all together again??? I am too in depth to want to start over again? HELP ME PLEASE.
After renaming the .chk files into their own dir in the mpsave folder named something like 00000004-recover (dunno the exact name as I am at work now) I put in the other files, copied a baldur.bmp from another save game. I can see the game, but the game crashes I go to load it. Using Shadow Keeper I can also see it, but I get an error about not seeing the character affections. I tried pasteing bits of the other files in to the baldur.gam file, and then I get an error that says Charecter somethings don't match game header. I'll post the exact errors when I get home. Is there anyway I can view these files that don't look like jibberish? Do I need C++ or something?
You can post your query on Tech Support Forum. I believe there you would find more people to assist you with that problem.
Good luck!
• "You cannot pass."..."I am a servant of the Secret Fire, Wielder of the Flame of Anor, You cannot pass. The dark fire will not avail you, Flame of Udun. Go Back to the Shadow! You cannot pass."
Gandalf the Grey
Baldur.bmp - screenshot of your current party in its current location - you need the one that belongs to this game
Baldur.gam - contains party, global, and journal info
Baldur.sav - contains info about every area you have visited, as well as store info
Worldmap.wmp - contains Worldmap info
Portrt0.bmp - the portrait of your protaganist
If you have more than one character in your party, then there will also be:
Portrt1.bmp - the portrait of the 2nd party member
Portrt2.bmp - the portrait of the 3rd party member
Portrt3.bmp - the portrait of the 4th party member
Portrt4.bmp - the portrait of the 5th party member
Portrt5.bmp - the portrait of the 6th party member
The .bmp files can be viewed with Paint Shop or similar program.
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What happened here was the gradual habituation of the people, ... to receiving decisions deliberated in secret; to believing that the situation was so complicated that the government had to act on information which the people could not understand, or so dangerous that, even if he people could understand it, it could not be released because of national security.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
