Hex stats editing help needed

[SireGoodman]

I'm fooling around with my brothers' stats thanks to a Hex editor but I can't seem to find any indication of the values needed for the stats to be higher than 100.

Often times the guides just use 100 as a benchmark, with the values 64 00 representing it.

If anyone knows what I would need to enter in place of those 64 00 to get a stat to 150 or even 200, I'd be grateful.

Thanks!

[Zirkalaritz]

I don't know a thing about hex editing, I just use BBEdit, but there's this guide that might help you https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=598903989

[SireGoodman]

Originally posted by Zirkalaritz:

I don't know a thing about hex editing, I just use BBEdit, but there's this guide that might help you https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=598903989

Yeah that's what I used. I just can't seem to find the exact values for stats to be higher than 100. I'm using the Legends mod so can't use BBedit.

[Gengis Blyat]

Okay the answer is late, but I'll gladly help if I can. Guy's not totally clear but he meant every other set of two hexadecimals corresponds to a stat, in the specific order he gave. So the important part of 64 00 to get 100 in the stats really is 64, the rest doesnt have a meaning, because we have a relative number.
Now it is hex editing. 64 in hexadecimal (= base 16) is 6×16+4×1
(16 to the power of 0 is 1) = 100 in our familiar decimal system.
It is just a translation. Just math.
Now if you wanna know whats the hexadecimal for 150, thats the reverse operation.
Ask yourself, how many times can i put 16 in 150 at most? Its less than 16 times so it will fit in a two hex so it is feasible. So youll find that 150= 9x16 + 6x1 so the hex for 150 is 96.
Mathematically speaking, with a two hex number, you can go up to 15×16+15×1 which writes ff in hexadecimal and translates to 255 in decimal. But I'm not sure if the game can handle it. Alternatively if you have a migraine you can just use a hexadecimal<>decimal converter