Edit Your Data
Open a vMenu transfer code in your browser, look through everything it holds, change it, and get a new code back.
A transfer code is everything vMenu has saved on your computer, squashed into one long line of text. Paste one in below to see what is in it, change it, and get a new code back. If you do not have one yet, Backing Up Your Data explains how to get one out of the game.
The tool
Your transfer code — a text box that takes a code (VME1G:...).
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Open my code | Loads the pasted code and lists everything in it. |
| Open a text file instead | Loads a .txt, .json or text/plain file as the code. |
A summary panel shows what was found, then every item is listed in groups. Each item opens into its name and its contents, written out as JSON. Break the JSON and the page says so, and holds the download until you have fixed it.
At the bottom, a sticky panel holds the output controls:
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Download zip | Gives you the new code, a readable copy of it, and a backup of the one you pasted in. |
| Copy the new code | Copies the new code to the clipboard. |
What the buttons do
Every item opens into its name and its contents, written out as JSON. Break the JSON and the page says so, and holds the download until you have fixed it.
- Rename changes the name in both of the places vMenu keeps it.
- Reformat JSON re-indents the box without changing anything in it.
- Delete item leaves it out of the new code, and Put it back undoes that. It only leaves the game itself if you import with Paste A Code And Replace Everything.
- Download zip gives you the new code, a readable copy of it, and a backup of the one you pasted in.
Worth knowing
- Nothing reaches the game until you paste the new code back in under Misc Settings, Import & Export.
- The type and version beside each name are how vMenu knows what it is looking at, so the page will not let you edit them.
- An item marked unreadable is one vMenu would skip anyway, and it is passed through untouched.
- If an edit goes wrong, the backup in the zip is the code you walked in with.