I found myself looking into some Nexus Elden Ring utility that lets you know how many times your character has died. However, I didn't trust that tool because its source code is not released. While playing around with your tool, I managed to find where the actual value is stored within the SaveSlot structure.
followed by { 0xFFFFFFFF, 0x800 } in active profiles. I'm not really that familiar with Rust, nor was I interested in the whole set of features from your project, so I reworked the reader in C++. In my version, I skip most of the file; it's just some C++ code that detects when the value changes and tells OBS to save the replay buffer to generate a dataset for another hobbyist project of mine. I don't know if my utility would be worth publishing, and I'm not really sure how that would work with the licensing, given that I relied heavily on your structures/source code to figure out the parts of the save file I was unsure of. (It was a great help, thank you so much!) But while I figure that out, have this PR with the newfound values.
I did not modify the UI, but the value is now there should you decide to use it. I have tested that the correct values are read from my PC Save file and stored in save_slot[i].death_counter.
I found myself looking into some Nexus Elden Ring utility that lets you know how many times your character has died. However, I didn't trust that tool because its source code is not released. While playing around with your tool, I managed to find where the actual value is stored within the SaveSlot structure.
followed by { 0xFFFFFFFF, 0x800 } in active profiles. I'm not really that familiar with Rust, nor was I interested in the whole set of features from your project, so I reworked the reader in C++. In my version, I skip most of the file; it's just some C++ code that detects when the value changes and tells OBS to save the replay buffer to generate a dataset for another hobbyist project of mine. I don't know if my utility would be worth publishing, and I'm not really sure how that would work with the licensing, given that I relied heavily on your structures/source code to figure out the parts of the save file I was unsure of. (It was a great help, thank you so much!) But while I figure that out, have this PR with the newfound values.
I did not modify the UI, but the value is now there should you decide to use it. I have tested that the correct values are read from my PC Save file and stored in save_slot[i].death_counter.