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It continues to be relatively popular more than 20+ years later\namong retro-gamers because of its complexity and difficulty.\n\nFor more information about the game, you can [check out its page on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-COM:_Terror_from_the_Deep), \nor [its review page on Moby Games](https://www.mobygames.com/game/x-com-terror-from-the-deep).\n\nThe Windows version of the game is [available for play from Steam](http://store.steampowered.com/app/7650/XCOM_Terror_From_the_Deep/).\n\n\nWhat is XCOM2EDI?\n-----------------\n\nHave you ever wanted to use a weapon that could blow a hole through any wall (or alien) with one blast?  Or how about kill\nthat last alien on the board that is always so difficult to locate?  Maybe you simply want to increase the armour level on\nyour soldiers or perhaps change their names to things easier to relate to?  What if you really liked your expert soldiers from\nXCOM I and would simply like to pull them over into XCOM II to continue playing?\n\nXCOM2EDI is a MS-DOS based application that will let you edit the saved game files created by XCOM-II and alter\nvarious aspects of your game play.\n\n\nWhere can I download XCOM2EDI from?\n-----------------------------------\n\nVersion 1.5 of the XCOM2EDI is available to the public for [download now](https://github.com/bovine/xcom2edi/releases/tag/v1.5)\n\n\nWhat can it do?\n---------------\n\nHere is brief list of what this powerful editor can currently do:\n* [money editor](images/money.gif) (enter whatever amount you like)\n* inventory editor (edit the holdings of all of your bases)\n* [base editor](images/buildings.gif) (lets you easily create buildings or complete their construction in no time at all!)\n* [soldier editor](images/soldier.gif) (modify each of the stats of your soldiers, including their rank, name, stamina, \n   health, strength, etc.  including easy and immediate transporting of soldiers between bases.  You can also bring your\n   dead soldiers back to life!)\n* import your characters from XCOM I and bring them directly into XCOM II!\n* ammo and weapon editors (edit the strengths, explosion types, cartridge size, etc. of the weapons and ammo used in the game)\n* built-in backups/restores of your saved games for easy recovery in case you do make an edit that you decide you don't want to do.\n* quickly gain full access to the ufopedia and all knowledge of alien technology in the game!\n* tactical editor (lets you edit the health/stamina/strength/armour stengths/tu's/etc for all soldiers/enemies of save games\n   made within tactical combats! Lets you easily give yourself an advantage (or disadvantage, if you want) in any battle!\n* A complete revision of the weapon/ammo editors to yield a much more powerful object editor.\n* An [enhanced tactical editor](images/tactical.gif) that affects game turns other than the current turn.\n* Both the tactical editor and the object editor allow you to experiment with many more secret fields.\n* A brand new alien containment editor to allow you to\n      add/delete aliens to your containment facilities.\n* A reveal map function that allows you to instantly be able to see everything around you.\n* A [foreign relations editor](images/diplomacy.gif) which will allow you to get better financial support from other countries.\n* A structures editor that will permit you to change the amount of money required to build or maintain buildings, \n   plus modify their vulnerability to attacks!\n* A new submarine editor that allows you to change the weapons, ammo, fuel, and stocks that you have aboard all of your ships!\n* fully mouse driven, making your editing very easy and intuitive. (Be sure to run the editor in full-screen mode if attempting to run it under Windows and you are having mouse control issues.)\n\n\nWhat about the newer sequels/re-releases of X-COM?\n--------------------------------------------------\nThis saved game editor does not support any other versions of X-COM, nor are there any plans to do so.\n\n\nI'm having problems with my edited games\n-----------------------------------------\n\nBefore you make changes to your saved games, you should make\nsure that you use the backup functionality provided within the\neditor.  This will invoke PKZIP to make a compressed backup of\nyour saved game.  This allows you to easily revert back to the\nprevious state if you notice that your saved game is no longer\nworking correctly.\n\nYou should also be aware that X-COM was not really designed to\noperate with values as high as you are able to obtain through\nthe editor.  Because if this, you can may times cause X-COM's\nvalues to overflow or loop around to zero (or a negative\nnumber), if they increase too much.  You may also notice that\nyou can no longer run or throw grenades, or similar features if\nyou increase your player stats too much.\n\nTo avoid these problems, try to use a little bit of moderation\nwhen you edit your saved game values.  Trying not to \"max out\"\nall values in your player stats will usually prevent most of\nthese problems.  More details on these types of problems are\nincluded in the documentation that comes with the editor.\n\n\n\nAre registrations for XCOM2EDI still accepted?\n----------------------------------------------\n\nRegistrations are no longer being accepted for XCOM2EDI as of April 1999.\nHowever, since I have heard many people indicate how they still\nbelieve that my editor is a viable program, I am providing the\nregistration information to fully unlock all of its features\nbelow.  Please note that you must type in the information\nexactly as shown below!  YOU CANNOT ENTER YOUR OWN NAME AND\nPHONE NUMBER!\n\n    Name: Registered User\n    Phone: 1234567890\n    Serial: 0M40J83E4JRR1ANHEAY2\n\n\nWhat about the source code?\n---------------------------\n\nMany people have written to me asking for the source code to\nmy program.  Although I did not previously offer\nsource code during the time I was accepting shareware\nregistration fees, I am now willing to share my source since I\nno longer care to receive the registration fees for either of\nthese old programs.  Programmers who understand C++ may be\ninterested in downloading the source code for either of these\neditors.\n\nKeep in mind that both of these programs are DOS-based programs,\nso they have limited usefulness in the Windows-centric world of\ntoday.  However, the text-based user interface and smooth-mouse\nemulating code may be useful to others who are interested in\nsuch legacy developments.  If you are interested strictly in the\ntext user-interface portion of my code you can also look in the \n`tui` subdirectory, which contains all of the headers and\nsource code associated with all of my mouse, buttons,\ncheckboxes, and message box handling code.\n\nAll of these programs were written using Borland C++ 4.x,\nthough I'm sure you could still get them to compile with Borland\nC++ 5.5 that is now free for download.\n\n\n","project_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/api/v1/projects/github.com%2Fbovine%2Fxcom2edi","html_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/projects/github.com%2Fbovine%2Fxcom2edi","lists_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/api/v1/projects/github.com%2Fbovine%2Fxcom2edi/lists"}