Wiki › Project
cedit
Article
ReadAll pages
From Chaipat's knowledge graph
cedit is a desktop save editor for several games, built around one idea. Each game's save format, file locations and quirks live entirely in their own profile, and the editor itself knows nothing about any particular game. Adding a game never means touching the editor.
Supported games
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Escape from Duckov | |
| Octopath Traveler I and II | He also wrote a standalone Octopath editor |
| DREDGE | A dedicated editor window; see also his standalone DREDGE editor |
| Dave the Diver | See also his standalone Dave the Diver editor |
| BlazBlue Entropy Effect | |
| Monster Hunter World: Iceborne | Decrypts the save; a searchable grid of 2,774 items, and names for 11,421 weapons, armour pieces, charms and kinsects |
| Hades | |
| Hades II | Reads Supergiant's binary save container (Adler-32 checksums, LZ4 compression, embedded Lua state), with a nine-tab editor suite and an item spawner |
Engineering
It is written in Python with PySide6 (Qt), the Qt bindings. It started on Tkinter, but the move to PySide6 had a concrete reason. Homebrew's Tcl/Tk 9 renders slowly on macOS in a way application code can't fix, while PySide6 ships its own Qt through a normal pip install. The repository has tests, a Makefile, packaging specs for standalone builds and GitHub Actions workflows.