However, if you can pull it off the results are great.

Can't exactly guarantee everyone can get this method working and I had help doing it anyway. I did manage to unlock everything including all the quests though and even recovered data from an old borked save file and imported the characters to the new save file. I know for sure trying to edit mentor customizations won't work because the data is shifted and I don't know exactly how. I highly recommend making a backup of the save before doing any editing or trying any of this. Then when reverting it back to Switch version save format you copy it back and remove the extra bytes so the re-encryptor recognizes it. I didn't realize it at first, but I forgot one extra step and that being that each Switch version save has their own personal header and you need to copy that first line and save it somewhere in order for it to work properly. Then you simply save the changes to the save data and then revert the experimental changes by removing the extra bytes and changing the header back to the Switch version. However, using this method results in more editing than what he have from the known Switch version offsets.

Granted, things are still shifted differently even with 8 bytes being added to the file so not everything can be changed properly. These temporary changes are so you can then open the decrypted savefile with lazybones's Xenoverse 2 PC version save editor and edit things that haven't been found quite yet for the Switch version offsets. The experimental 'conversion' involves taking header information from a decrypted Switch version save, swapping it with the header information from a decrypted PC version save temporarily, adding a few bytes after the header and at the bottom from the PC version save so not only are most of the data shifted to match the decrypted PC version save, but also the save is changed to match the filesize of the PC version temporarily.

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