I really don't understand what I'm doing wrong. I've edited some properly decrypted files from DOMIN8's save collection, and he can get them working on his end, but when I replicate his exact process, my PS3 says the files are corrupted. I've tried everything, and I have Xcier attempting to help me. I didn't start playing Borderlands until towards the end of June, when the Handsome Collection was free for PS Plus users on PS4) I don't know if this is an issue with Bruteforce, or perhaps the fact I have none of the DLC on the PS3 version of the game. So, Bruteforce is saying it's decrypted, but the Gibbed editor is saying it's not. According to Rick (Gibbed), that's a legitimate check to see if the save is actually decrypted. I've tried with a fresh save from my PS3 and I still get the invalid SHA1 error when trying to open the decrypted save file. Yes, I am being sure to open the save as a PS3 file,Īll my searches online have been telling me to upload to the latest edition of Gibbed, but that's what I'm using.Ĭlick to expand.Everything I've needed to install is already installed and up to date. System.IO.EndOfStreamException: Attempted to read past the end of the stream.Īt Gibbed.IO.SmallWorkBuffer.ReadBytes(Stream stream, Int32 count)Īt .Deserialize(Stream input, Platform platform, DeserializeSettings settings)Īt .c_Displa圜lass62_0.b_0()Īt .DelegateResult.Execute(ActionExecutionContext context) If I don't apply the SHA1 patch under the cheats sections in BruteForce, I'm met with the invalid SHA1 hash error.Īn exception was thrown (press Ctrl+C to copy):

The issue is when I actually attempt to edit the save. The decryption process goes fine in BruteForce, and my nf is updated. This happens with saves from my own PS3 (tried saves created on PS3, and cross-saved from PS4) and with any saves found online (such as DOMIN8's). Using BruteForce Save Data 4.7.4 and Gibbed 1.0.42.Įvery time I try to open a decrypted save in Gibbed, I receive an error message.

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