A companion tool for Remnant 2 that allows you to view the information about your current save.
Select your character and see which items they are missing and which ones you can get in your currently rolled worlds.
This tool only reads the save file, it can not make any changes to it.
- Displays the items that are available in the current rolled world
- Displays the current location of the player
- Indicates whether Trait book and/or Simulacrum are available in the location
- Displays whether an item is only obtainable in co-op
- Allows to filter by item names and injectable events
- Updates the state whenever the save file changes
- Gamepass support
- ... and more?
- Download and install .NET 8.0 or greater
- You only need a .NET Desktop Runtime x64, but you can install the whole SDK if you want to
- Download the latest release
- Unpack the archive to a folder. To avoid issues, use a non-system folder, such as
C:\Games\RemnantOverseer - Launch the .exe file
- If playing on the Xbox/Gamepass release of the game, you'll need to go into settings and update your save file location.
- This is typically found in:
C:\Users\[YourUser]\AppData\Local\Packages\PerfectWorldEntertainment.GFREMP2_jrajkyc4tsa6w\SystemAppData\wgs
- In that folder, there should be a folder named
tand then a folder with a long ID for the name, open that folder - Inside, there should be a
containers.indexfile, that's the save you're looking for
If that doesn't work, you can try searching your drive for containers.index file. (The path should include PerfectWorldEntertainment.GFREMP2)
To aid in package management efforts the following options may be set at compile time:
| Option | Effect |
|---|---|
REMNANTOVERSEER_NO_DEFAULT_VERSION_CHECK |
The version check will be disabled by default, can still be reenabled by the user. |
REMNANTOVERSEER_USER_DIRECTORIES |
Use per-user directories (e.g. XDG on Linux, AppData on Windows). |
Options can be provided as such:
dotnet build -p:DefineConstants=REMNANTOVERSEER_NO_DEFAULT_VERSION_CHECK- Razzmatazzz for his project, which served as an inspiration for this one and made me look into working on Remnant in the first place
- AndrewSav for https://github.com/AndrewSav/lib.remnant2.analyzer, which is used as an underlying parsing library
- Avalonia (EN) telegram channel and specifically Steve for answering many of my AvaloniaUI-related questions
- And you! For taking an interest in the project
- When viewing a big list of items application is stuttering on refresh. This is due to my control of choice (treeview) not having virtualization, so building a visual tree takes a while. I learned about this quite late in development, so I decided to stick with it for now. I will try to optimize it when I have extra time (this will require a non-trivial rework)