Remove exp from a player

[Santo]

Hi! The thing is, we are playing with friends in a custom server. And my friend for mistake give himself through the command in console "giveselfxp" 4.500.000 points, instead 450.000.
I want to remove the points from him, but i can't do it ussing a command. ¿So there is a carpet in the game archives where i can edit my friends experience or a carpet with saves where he can delete to begun from cero exp?
ty.

[Voilodion]

Have him make a new profile and start a new character with that.

Or you just have him keep playing, and every time you go to a new POI, you say, "You go first, Mr. Million XP." :)

[Santo]

Originally posted by Voilodion:

Have him make a new profile and start a new character with that.

Or you just have him keep playing, and every time you go to a new POI, you say, "You go first, Mr. Million XP." :)

I tried putting the persistance profiles off and my friend create a new profile but he keeps respawning being lvl 130. No idea why.
Of course we keep playing the same map because its annoying create a new one and start from cero again. He keep bullying us with his lvl 10 in strengh, destroying our things, etc.
But it could be useful add a command to remove exp... 7d developers, read this.

[Shurenai]

Even if you could remove exp, it wouldn't remove the perk points spent, or the levels gained.

First; Have him take off all of his gear and store it in a chest before shutting down the server (Not sure if shutdown is necessary, but since the next part involves deleting a file, i'd assume 'yes')

Go to "C:\Users\YourUsernameHere\AppData\Roaming\7DaysToDie\Saves\WorldNameHere\GameSaveNameHere\Player" and find the .ttp file that applies to his steam account and delete it, and the backup of it (.ttp.bak)

Just to save you a tiny bit of trouble, -your- file will be named "76561198185550269.ttp". So don't delete that one. :P

Doing this should force the server to generate a new .ttp file for his steam account when he joins, aka, make him a new level 1 character again. then you just give him an appropriate amount of exp to catch back up again.

[Skine]

Could just make a new world and not cheat in xp ?

[Shurenai]

Originally posted by Skine:

Could just make a new world and not cheat in xp ?

I'm guessing they wanted to start a new world and skip the 'initial grind', and just get to an enjoyable level for themselves, which is all cool and their choice to do. :) My sister and I do the same from time to time, we'll pick 3 items each to carry over to the new world, and start ourselves at level 20 or 25, to skip past the 'caveman' stage of things, to get the ball rolling, and the difficulty rolling a lot sooner.

(The above can also be done to RP waking up in the apocalypse as a certain type of character. A security guard, or cop, a hunter, etc)

[Santo]

Originally posted by Shurenai:

Even if you could remove exp, it wouldn't remove the perk points spent, or the levels gained.

First; Have him take off all of his gear and store it in a chest before shutting down the server (Not sure if shutdown is necessary, but since the next part involves deleting a file, i'd assume 'yes')

Go to "C:\Users\YourUsernameHere\AppData\Roaming\7DaysToDie\Saves\WorldNameHere\GameSaveNameHere\Player" and find the .ttp file that applies to his steam account and delete it, and the backup of it (.ttp.bak)

Just to save you a tiny bit of trouble, -your- file will be named "76561198185550269.ttp". So don't delete that one. :P

Doing this should force the server to generate a new .ttp file for his steam account when he joins, aka, make him a new level 1 character again. then you just give him an appropriate amount of exp to catch back up again.

I assumed that deleting a file was the solution, but I was wrong to think that my friend should remove it from their files. And of course... the names of the saves files are unintelligible for me
and I had no idea what to delete.
So, I will try that man! Ty very much for ur answer.

Originally posted by Shurenai:

Originally posted by Skine:

Could just make a new world and not cheat in xp ?

I'm guessing they wanted to start a new world and skip the 'initial grind', and just get to an enjoyable level for themselves, which is all cool and their choice to do. :) My sister and I do the same from time to time, we'll pick 3 items each to carry over to the new world, and start ourselves at level 20 or 25, to skip past the 'caveman' stage of things, to get the ball rolling, and the difficulty rolling a lot sooner.

(The above can also be done to RP waking up in the apocalypse as a certain type of character. A security guard, or cop, a hunter, etc)

Exactly... I start a world playing with a friend (at the beggining we were two). And then other friend join us. We were playing in high difficulty (two days were missing for the red night with zombies in nightmare), so we decided give him the exp to help us at least, but when he enter the command he put a cero more and give himself 4 millions exp instead 400 thousand.

[Crater Creator]

I don’t suppose giveselfxp works with a negative number?

[Santo]

Originally posted by Crater Creator:

I don’t suppose giveselfxp works with a negative number?

No, it doesn't. I tryied that too. Only positive numbers.

[Aesir]

I just wanted to say that if he's now bullying you two with his level 10 strength by destroying your things etc. the extra 0 he added doesn't sound like it was an accident. Sounds more to me like he's the type of person who gets their jollies by cheating and griefing people.

My solution would be to set the max number of players in your game to 2 and add a password that only you and your original friend know. Don't let him back in to your game. Do you really want to play with someone who keeps bullying you?

[Santo]

Originally posted by Aesir:

I just wanted to say that if he's now bullying you two with his level 10 strength by destroying your things etc. the extra 0 he added doesn't sound like it was an accident. Sounds more to me like he's the type of person who gets their jollies by cheating and griefing people.

My solution would be to set the max number of players in your game to 2 and add a password that only you and your original friend know. Don't let him back in to your game. Do you really want to play with someone who keeps bullying you?

LOL.
He is a troll and a bully, but a funny one. And he is our friend, my friend, so we can't ban him. And I can give my word that he added a cero for mistake, not on purpose. But ty for the advise... If we begun a new server and for mistake he adds another cero in any command i will make sure he receives his deserved punishment.

Soon I will try deleting files and refresh this post if it works.

Ty all for the answers

[Dracon]

it shoud be that yo can remove xp like if yo have GIVESELFXP why not REMOVESELFXP
EASY

[FT]

That would be a nice addition to the F1 commands (or -XP).
As for skillpoints/abilities, I imagine it'd remove the latest skillpoints in reverse order.

[Shame on you]

Delete character in the savegame folder.

And instead of manually raising XP edit the Quest.XML

For example Changes in the bedroll quest

		<objective type="BlockPlace" id="bedroll" value="1" phase="2"/>

		<reward type="Exp" value="1200000"/>
		<reward type="SkillPoints" value="50"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="vehicleMotorcyclePlaceable" value="1"/>		
		<reward type="Item" id="casinoCoin" value="10000"/>	
		<reward type="Item" id="meleeToolSalvageT1Wrench" value="6"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="meleeWpnBladeT1HuntingKnife" value="6"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="meleeWpnSpearT1IronSpear" value="6"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="gunMGT2TacticalAR" value="6"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modGunScopeMedium" value="1"/>	
		<reward type="Item" id="modGunMagazineExtender" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modGunForegrip" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modGunCrippleEm" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeClubBurningShaft" value="1"/>		
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeTemperedBlade" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeTemperedBlade" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeTemperedBlade" value="1"/>		
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeStructuralBrace" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeStructuralBrace" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeStructuralBrace" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeStructuralBrace" value="1"/>		
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeErgonomicGrip" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeErgonomicGrip" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeErgonomicGrip" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeErgonomicGrip" value="1"/>		
		<reward type="Quest" id="quest_BasicSurvival2"/>
	</quest>

[Dracon]

Originally posted by Nameless:

Delete character in the savegame folder.

And instead of manually raising XP edit the Quest.XML

For example Changes in the bedroll quest

		<objective type="BlockPlace" id="bedroll" value="1" phase="2"/>

		<reward type="Exp" value="1200000"/>
		<reward type="SkillPoints" value="50"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="vehicleMotorcyclePlaceable" value="1"/>		
		<reward type="Item" id="casinoCoin" value="10000"/>	
		<reward type="Item" id="meleeToolSalvageT1Wrench" value="6"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="meleeWpnBladeT1HuntingKnife" value="6"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="meleeWpnSpearT1IronSpear" value="6"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="gunMGT2TacticalAR" value="6"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modGunScopeMedium" value="1"/>	
		<reward type="Item" id="modGunMagazineExtender" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modGunForegrip" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modGunCrippleEm" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeClubBurningShaft" value="1"/>		
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeTemperedBlade" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeTemperedBlade" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeTemperedBlade" value="1"/>		
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeStructuralBrace" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeStructuralBrace" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeStructuralBrace" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeStructuralBrace" value="1"/>		
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeErgonomicGrip" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeErgonomicGrip" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeErgonomicGrip" value="1"/>
		<reward type="Item" id="modMeleeErgonomicGrip" value="1"/>		
		<reward type="Quest" id="quest_BasicSurvival2"/>
	</quest>

i do not think that this is what they wanted but still good point.
and wher is the qvest folder can you send place