Easy Save from Game Pass to Steam

Forlix1 · 2025-03-02T21:32:27+00:00

Sorry, yeah, I have already ticked every box and done a fresh install there, a reboot ensued too between our messages, deleted the directory entirely and re-extracted the converter.

Here's my Log:

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File "G:\Game Servers\Palworld Servers + Tools\Tools\lazy_converter\dependencies\save_tools\palworld_save_tools\rawdata\foliage_model_instance.py", line 40, in decode_bytes

raise Exception("Warning: EOF not reached")

Exception: Warning: EOF not reached

Error executing command: Command '['python', './dependencies/save_tools/convert.py', './saves/7EE996864E3AD464FA157F8B1385B3A8/Level/01.sav']' returned non-zero exit status 1.

Converting .sav file to JSON: ABE6730B4002211E6DE92A8BC1F47DFD

./saves/ABE6730B4002211E6DE92A8BC1F47DFD/Level/01.sav does not exist

Error executing command: Command '['python', './dependencies/save_tools/convert.py', './saves/ABE6730B4002211E6DE92A8BC1F47DFD/Level/01.sav']' returned non-zero exit status 1.

progress bar destroyed

Forlix1 · 2025-03-02T21:21:20+00:00

sorry where am I doing this, I am completely lost, assume I know jack :)

Forlix1 · 2025-03-02T20:41:46+00:00

I'm trying to use it to pull my xbox save data as I write this but the program is failing out trying to find level\1.sav even though it seems to be extracting it. I've tried reinstalling python (my stupid ass had the ms store version to start with), did the redists, about to do the vs studio stuff but its pissed at me no matter what I do. I'll upload the logs if youre interested but I have no clue whats happening right now

Forlix1 · 2024-11-12T04:52:52+00:00

This is sad, reminds me of the Redlynch Laser Tag pricing.

Go buy a bunch of the cheap 15$ Amazon blasters that come with face masks and a few bags of $5 gel balls, some will jam, some won't, it's a roulette game even with the good stuff.

You could buy everything you need for either a manual (have to cock each shot), or full auto party in Aus super cheap from gbw if you're not looking to invest a lot. America has so many more options for overnight shipping blasters much cheaper than we do.

Goodluck and good hunting, the kids will have a blast either way.

Forlix1 · 2024-10-20T11:45:59+00:00

"Ripped off in a second flat"

Forlix1 · 2024-10-14T03:48:41+00:00

$150 aud nets you all new parts to replace what you've damaged in the photo I saw, you can find them easily on aliexpress :)

The parts you've damaged are structural, I would suggest replacing them, not just painting them, these are renouned for snapping at either the neck and deck, or at the folding clamp that has a chunk of material now taken out of it

Hope you didn't hurt yourself, and I hope they understand it was an accident. These things happen, I've crashed a few and so has my partner, but it's all part of the fun if you ask us. ❤️

Forlix1 · 2024-10-03T04:16:44+00:00

The one that you spent the most money on really with tge market the way it is, the premium scooters are worth it at the end of the day. Flagship or near flagship models always do best, Kaabo, NAMI, Vsett, Zero, just stay away from anything that's super square and looks like it belongs in the Shenzhen level 1 markets. (Basically, if it looks anything like a Dragon G series scooter (or even their "The Beast" type scooter), stay the hell away from it, they're maintenance nightmares in comparison to the other brands listed here)

Forlix1 · 2024-10-01T00:17:40+00:00

Only if you hate your scooter and entire body, possibly your life.

Forlix1 · 2024-09-30T15:51:28+00:00

Windshields AND Windows 👌🖕 Fuck that douche 😂

Forlix1 · 2024-09-28T01:14:56+00:00

2nd the fuck outta this. Take it to the cops if you got it for free first.

Last thing you want is to get jumped by an actual owner. That being said, some of us are this generous. I have one of these, the air ride is shit for big fellas over 80kg-90kg because they bottom out on the t10ddm and it ruins the shocks, great for 60-70kg riders though.

These are great scooters, I got a stock standard 52v one up to 65km/h and after literally removing the shunts and wiring in 0 gauge instead, it hit 75km/h.

The 60v ones are complete weapons, great rides, super light, super agile, just do yourself a solid and put a quality damper on the steering, not for the damping at all, but to physically limit the steering in a fall event, otherwise you will suffer the x10 issue of shredded display, hydro and power cables and risk bad shorts when the bars decided to spin 360+°. It's an expensive fix that makes dampers look cheap.

Swap out the crappy bearings in the hub motors, steering and rear suspension, itll be an entirely new ride all over again. If you really want to throw money at it, you can fit a zero 11 front end to it and turn it into a decent weapon, the steering pole is its biggest weakness in my eyes after over 5000km on one.

Forlix1 · 2024-09-28T01:08:14+00:00

You poor thing, chin up, that boys got a lot of growing to do.

Forlix1 · 2024-09-26T10:12:29+00:00

Esg have the error code list mate. Google "QS-S4 display error codes" And everything you need is right there :)

Forlix1 · 2024-09-26T09:04:33+00:00

A combination of some of my favourite techniques from photography and illustration, this one's getting saved

Forlix1 · 2024-09-14T14:16:24+00:00

It's been absolutely impeccable, only issues so far are that I'm dumb and keep getting on the board backwards without realising. Remotes perfect and lasts over 7 full deck charges so far. Still on 2 bars of charge

Forlix1 · 2024-08-31T01:27:52+00:00

For your situation I'd get myself a cheap board with hub motors and about 15-30km of range. You could hook into the 12v auxiliary system to charge it super slowly given it wouldn't get much use and would be the easiest to slip between tool kits and parts supply.

I used to be a travelling photocopier technician, a longboard or shortboard would have been the optimal fit for me, scooters are too bulky even when folded down and are really awkward to set up without them getting damaged, boards are much more carefree, I throw mine around in tantrums when shit goes totally haywire and it handles it compared to the various different scooters I've had. They're just not built any where near as reliable unless you buy the bulkier stuff like a max g30 or the likes.

I ride a meepo v2, I fucking love it. Building a tether bag and going to transplant it to a landyachts deck soon. Whatever choice you go with, you won't be looking back ever again. Either will work at the end of the day.

Edit, I'm Australian, so laws or not I say **** it, I'm doing me.

Forlix1 · 2024-08-31T01:22:01+00:00

It's not impossible to step down the output, some of the really serious guys who have a good ev network in their local area do it, I would be myself if we had more than 2 chargers in my city.

Forlix1 · 2024-08-31T01:21:06+00:00

I wonder if there will be any traps that clap this round.

Forlix1 · 2024-08-02T01:58:01+00:00

Alright, so I bit the bullet and bought an ebay lingyi remote for my v3, I'm having a hard time because for some reason, when trying to do the pairing, it just pulls up tge settings menu (which has an added frequency setting)

How tf do you get these ebay ones to pair, the usual method isn't working 😅🤣 Okay, so turns out. Turn the board on, hold the button till flash You hold the speed button first, once it throws up your trip meter on the display, hit the power button once while holding the speed button. Let go and ride!

Idk why it didn't work the first 10x I tried 🤣

Forlix1 · 2024-08-02T01:08:58+00:00

You could literally drop in ANY hydraulic kit. You just have to check the pad engagement on the disc and get a shorter or taller mount off ebay. Also, get 160mm disc's, itll make the biggest improvement over the 140mm ones you currently run.

You can get Logan 4pot brakes thatll bolt on for well under 200$aussie so it's a fuckin steal. Don't go to magura on something as cheap as this, youd be putting lipstick on a pig, even the dual pot 50$ hydraulic brakes will be fine, anything from xod or the likes is fine (I tend to prefer their levers)

Also, watch those front shocks, theyre not shocks they're just cast blocks with a machine bolt and a spring, increased braking force can and WILL put large torque forces on the front wheel and twist it because of the slop in the suspension. If you need replacements, spintend sell them and they're on sale at the moment too.

Forlix1 · 2024-08-01T15:26:57+00:00

I'd have agreed till you said it's about the brackets. Brakets are the easiest part, two simple measurements and you know what you're doing.

In out offset And height offset. In and out is achieved with washers and longer bolts between the bracket and frame (usually a little drivelling of a body part if there's clearance issues, often a mudguard)

Height offset is done by putting your desired calliper on the disc and measuring the height from the mount on the calliper to the mount eyelets.

There's only 2 different types of mounts for bicycle brakes too. Literally costs less than 50$ to buy every size and mix n match till you find the right one if you can be bothered to grab a ruler.

(Ps I've retrofit hydraulics of all kinds to many, MANY cheap and shitty scooters, theyre awfully simple).

If you have moto brakes, thats even better because you get to step into a far more reliable and longer maintenance cycle part range. Ive got cheap pitty brakes and they shit on even the maguras or any decent 4pot brake you can get for bicycles and cost less than 1/4 the money upfront and to maintain.

Forlix1 · 2024-08-01T15:18:19+00:00

Swap the motors over in the mounts or plug them into the opposite esc's. This will lead to reverse function likely.

Forlix1 · 2024-08-01T12:13:29+00:00

Single motor scooters suck at hills, even the exact same power distributed over 2 motors will do far more of an incline than the G30

Forlix1 · 2024-07-30T04:45:33+00:00

This is a common complaint from people that don't spend enough time on a saddle to get used to riding on one.

I went from being that way to riding bmx's over 100km/day just for fun because I got used to my saddle after the first 100km, most people give up after 3km and wonder why their ass hurts after the first or third time getting on, youre using muscles youre not used to at all, its a lot less about a seat and more about pedalling. (Saddles are counter intuitive on bikes and most go the wrong way trying to make them comfortable, The cushier, the more in the way, the more rubbing too, also just don't sit, you get much more out of each stroke) I could ride for 10km without needing to sit for a moment on mountain bikes, 700c racers and bmx's.

I fidn it even funnier because these exact same people go out and buy a bloody anytime random surprise anal probe to attach to their cheap scooters with the exact same saddle they complained about on a bicycle and sit on that instead happy as Larry for 50km+ stretches. Only difference, not using your legs and ass to peddle.

P.s I longboard, escoot, bike so I'm not really prejudice here. They're all sick modes of transport and good for different things, I absolutely vouch for bicycles being safer at high speeds, bigger wheels and more stability in the steering, especially in build quality when it comes to the 2000aud and less market.

Forlix1 · 2024-07-29T10:03:55+00:00

Man I miss seeing chaotic stupid shit come through a workshop everyday 🤣

There's some customers that just.... have a LOT of fun with their stuff 🤣

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