[Tool] GD Stash

I recommend using local saves, I never had any issues with them. With cloud saves changes to the files often are ignored (I assume the game uses the cloud data instead), but I had no issues other than that.

Hmm somehow it works now just fine i guess i messed up the first time.

transfer.t00 is the backup, the actual stash is transfer.gst

Copy the .t00 and rename the copy to transfer.gst (this way you still have a backup in case it does not work) to get the old stash back

Did that but nothing happened, was it because i already have a transfer.gst file in there? When i changed the file i was asked if i wanted two of the same kind in there so i just moved the orginial one somewhere else. Sorry i’m not so good at this stuff.

you cannot have two files of the same name in the same dir. If you still have the .t00, delete the transfer.gst and repeat the steps (copy and rename)

Thank you everything back to normal now. Also thanks for the fast answer. :slight_smile:

hey,
doesnt work for me, if i open it nothing happens and in the derby.log stands : ā€œERROR XBM0A: The database directory ā€˜C:\Users\xxxxxxxxx\GDStash\db’ exists. However, it does not contain the expected ā€˜service.properties’ file. Perhaps Derby was brought down in the middle of creating this database. You may want to delete this directory and try creating the database again.ā€
help please ^^

Never had that happen. I guess you should do as it says and delete the db dir and start over with the import.

I assume this is a new install, otherwise do not delete the db dir, as that would also delete your collected items…

worked fine :slight_smile: thanksss

Kind of an odd question for you:

By any chance would you know how to load GDStash from the target of a Command Prompt shortcut?

It sounds like a stupid question, but I’m trying to pin it to my taskbar/start menu, and the best way to do that (other than funky javaw.exe stuff) is to create a cmd.exe shortcut and have it target the jar of the application. Unfortunately, doing so gives me this:

Running the .jar itself is fine and I can correctly target other .jar’s like this - for instance, I’ve pinned my GDModSuite already:

So I suspect I’m missing some optional argument or something. The full command for this strategy is this:

C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /C <PathToJar>

Why not target the .bat file he has created located in the GDstash did? Just modify the path to the java home to match wuth your system.

See https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/win7/2011/01/11/pining-a-bat-cmd-file-to-taskbar/

Tried that, didn’t even get an error message. :rolleyes:

Oh, Windows…

when I right-click on the .jar and select ā€˜Create shortcut’ that shortcut is working for me. I guess that is the easiest way to accomplish that

No command prompt involved…

You probably know or done this, but can you execute the .bat from a command prompt? If not, does it display an error?

Since you have run other Java files, maybe you need to set the memory parameters in the bat file as system environment variables to get it to work?

Also, your Java is 64-bit?

I’ve done the following and still can’t seem to get GDstash to open.

  • Go to the gdstash forum, install 32bit EXE ver.
  • Put the destination in my GD folder
  • Finally install program
  • Turn off steam cloud
  • Save local files in GD folder
  • Finally after all that, I think I’m done, so I go in my search menu and type ā€œGDstashā€
  • Start up program
  • This is where I hit a wall, when I try and run the program, it loads, but never starts up for me. I’ve looked around and can’t seem to find a solution, tried running it as an administrator, tried to open it where the file was located, tried re-installing the game, etc. I really want to get this to work because I get the games all about starting over, but I just don’t see myself starting over this far in.

for some people this starts in the background or minimized, it is rare and I do not really know why.

Check if you have the program in the taskbar and see if you can bring it to the foreground or open the window.

Damn, not running in the background anywhere, even tried looking in task manager to see if it was running. Any solutions you know of, possibly restarting PC or doing something else?

If not ty for the help anywho, thought I was just legit retarded because I couldn’t download the mod, but now it makes more sense I guess.

Not really sure how to help there, so far in all cases it started…

Let’s see if it did start :wink:

If it did and you closed it, there should be a dir C:\Users&lt;username>\GDStash. In that dir you should have a GDStash.ini file. Open that file with a text editor and check the following entries

[window]
x_pos = 116
y_pos = 0
width = 1814
height = 1047
maximized = false

yours could be different, that is fine. Just make sure they are not something crazy like negative or way outside the actual screen

Odd, maybe the problem is this is what it looks like for me?

If you talk about not seeing the .ini, that is a setting (hide extensions for known types or something like that)

The 0 bytes is probably also ok in the sense that you never closed the program, which is when it writes the data to the file.

Given that the dir and file exists, the program has definitely started though.

Not sure why it then does not show up though, even on the taskbar.

Try editing the file and add the following in it (and replace the ā€˜username’ part with your windows user name


[directories]
gd_path = gd_path = C\:\\Program Files (x86)\\Steam\\steamapps\\common\\Grim Dawn
save_path = C\:\\Users\\username\\Documents\\My Games\\Grim Dawn\\save
export_path = 

[restrictions]
transfer_sc_hc = false
transfer_soulbound = true
affix_combi = 1
completion_all = false
blacksmith_all = false
stash_move = false

[ui]
language = English
font_size = 12
graphic_scale = 100
look_feel = Metal

[history]
last_stash = C\:\\Users\\username\\Documents\\My Games\\Grim Dawn\\save\	ransfer.gst
last_mod = 

[window]
x_pos = 116
y_pos = 0
width = 1814
height = 1047
maximized = false

Ty for the help, unfortunately it just doesn’t want to work. At this rate I’m not sure if it’s a java issue, windows, etc. But ty for going back and forth to try and resolve the issue.

you did download the executable, right ? So that should be unrelated to Java as it comes with its own VM.

No idea what is going on though. Can you try the .jar version and run the .bat from a command line ?

They both should behave the same way, maybe you get some error message that way

I downloaded the ZIP file from modDB there was no .exe file just .jar file. Whenever I run the .jar file my computer thinks and loads, and it shows it opens on the task bar, but closes immediately.

(Also I’m not sure what you mean for .jat and from .bat