mPqSave

This program will allow you to read and write Pokémon Quest save files.

Also support mobile version Pokémon Quest's save.

Pokémon Quest's save file is a single 512 KB file named user.

Usage

Usage: mpqsave [[k key] | [p keyfile]] modeinput output [script1 (In script mode only)] [script2]...
  modes:
    k Key (string, mobile version need)
    p Key file (file, mobile version need)
    d Decrypt save (input: encrypted save,output: decrypted save)
    e Encrypt save (input: decrypted save,output: encrypted save)
    x Export save to JSON (input: encryptedsave, output: json)
    i Import save from JSON (input: json,output: encrypted save)
    s Script - Run scripts on an encrypted save(input: encrypted save, output: modified encrypted save)
  option k and p only need one

User Scripts

User-provided C# scripts can be run to modify the save data.

Two examples have been provided:

Running on Linux or macOS

.NET Core can run mPqSave on Linux or macOS. Make sure .NET Core is installed, open a terminal in the directory containing mPqSave and run the program with dotnet mPqSave.dll

Building

Using Visual Studio 2017

Open mPqSave.sln in Visual Studio
Run Build Solution

If you do not have .NET Core 2.0 or higher installed, Visual Studio will give an error saying that the netcoreapp2.0 build failed. The .NET Framework 4.6 build should still succeed if this happens.

Using the .NET Core SDK

Install the .NET Core SDK
Open a command prompt in the directory containing mPqSave.sln
Run dotnet build -f netcoreapp2.0

If you have the .NET Framework 4.6 Targeting Pack installed the .NET Core SDK will also build the program for .NET Framework 4.6.