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Welcome, great assets to The Company!
This project is a small thin wrapper to edit save files for the Lethal Company video game.
Our documentation can be found here.
Add 6000 credits and unlock all possible (found) ship upgrades.
import os
import great_asset
def main() -> None:
# The classmethod here will resolve the full path to the save file and use save number `1`
with great_asset.SaveFile.resolve_from_file(1) as save:
# update credits to 6000
save.update_credits(6000)
# unlock all items within `great_asset.ShipUnlock` enum.
save.unlock_all_ship_upgrades()
# normally without the context manager you'd call the `save.write()` method but this is not necessary
# as it is called upon exiting the context manager if there are no errors
This project is not affiliated with Lethal Company, its creator or affiliates in any way. Use of this project within public games without players consent is likely going to remove a lot of the fun from the game and is discouraged.
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A small headless library for editing Lethal Company save files.
We found that great_asset demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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