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What your going to do is open Windows file explorer (or equivelent), navigate to the shown location, and place your Global.dat file from your desktop (the one you edited in step 5) into the media folder. In the bottom right corner of GUTS, click the "Mods" tab, and once it is populated, click the "files" tab, then click "Refresh" Once you've named your mod, select it and click "ok", this will open GUTS proper, and boy is it an intimidating sight, but don't worry, we're only going to use like 1% of it. Run GUTS, when it loads, it will present you with a dialogue box titled "Mod Selection", click "New" and call your mod something like 'Petname Test Mod' or 'woW this guide is taking forever' Save Global.dat, and close your text editor

Remove all but one of the NAME:name lines, and put a name you like

Global.dat has a whole bunch of settings and information, but for now we want the section, about 1/3 of the way down the file. Open Global.dat with your text editor (I use Notepad++ which is free, but if the file's contents are understandable, it will probably be fine) these are located in the global.dat file, along with numerous other settings.įind the Global.dat file (C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Torchlight II\MEDIA or equivalent.) If the MEDIA folder does not exist, you should have followed this guide's introduction, specifically, you need to run GUTS and let it complete its one time file unpacking.Ĭopy the Global.dat to your desktop, and put an additional copy aside as a backup. For this example, to make something easy to test, we will change the default names for pets.