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Looks like I finally found the car data of San Andreas Remastered (thanks to
no one here; I had to look up the information myself...) and I happened to find where my Feltzer, obtained from sinking the car at "End of The Line" in the Glen Park pond, thus giving me a near-indestructible car after driving it out of the pond... which I got from the SYS-DATA of my BLUS31584AUTO file after decrypting it with Bruteforce Savedata...
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You see that highlighted row, starting with 0x000113D9 and ending at 0x00011418?
That is the data of my Feltzer stored in the carlas1/El Corona Garage. If we move 16 spaces to the right, we can see a 9F there; this is known as Flag 0x10 of cars that tells the game the car has special properties, if my theory holds any water.
If a car stored away has a "9F" on flag 0x10, that means it is Bullet/Fire/Damage/Explosionproof; you'd have to sink it or tip it over to wreck the car.
It comes equipped with 10x nitros as well, as proven if we go to flag 0x3B (0x00011414) as that is the Nitro count.
For each car in every garage, there is only 0x40 (64 bits) of data. I'm not sure how the pattern works, and frankly, I have no way of telling since I've never modified San Andreas before. I wanted to on the PS2 version, but never had the chance.
Anyway, here's some stuff to help you with this, I'm gonna go test my theory myself since "if I want things done, I've gotta do it myself". That's also assuming the save data won't be corrupted. Wish me luck. If you're a European user, you'll have to resign the save to your country, and this data is unmodified. If you wanna modify the SYS-DATA's file with a hex editor after decrypting the file with Bruteforce Savedata and either use their or another hex editor, and start at 000113D9. I'm using Hex Workshop.
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But now... I've run into a problem...
My issue: Every time I've tried to edit the SYS-DATA file with a hex editor, re-encrypt it, rebuild it, copy it to my flash drive, and copy it onto the PS3 and load it,
IT'S ALWAYS CORRUPTED.
How the issue occurred: I don't know how, I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here...
I have tried to fix my issue with: Rebuilding the save with the current profile and all that other stuff.