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The files are included in my zip file in the Unlocked Files folder. These are a modified hellrui.dll and command.txt If you own the GOG version then the location to copy them to will be C:\Program Files (x86)\GOG Galaxy\Games\Diablo\hellfire if your on 64 bit windows or should be C:\Program Files\GOG Galaxy\Games\Diablo\hellfire on 32 bit. Step 4 Copy the unlock files into your Hellfire directory. If it is not 1.01 and your on 64 bit windows then I am unsure of a fix at this time other than the gog version currently appears to install as 1.01

If it is not 1.01 and you are on a 32 bit version of windows you can use the patcher exe that I included in my zip or you can download it from or from here. You should be able to tell on the lower left side of the Hellfire title screen. The easiest way to do this at the time of me writing this guide is to buy it from gog.com of course to actually play multiplayer you will need two copies and have to do these steps on both machines. This guide will have all of the steps to get Diablo Hellfire, unlock the secret levels and uncompleted classes, unlock the multiplayer menu in-game and get LAN games working. Thanks for jogging my memory.How to get Hellfire to work in Multiplayer. Couldn't even find the basic stats in the file.Įh, I never did like trainers to begin with. You're right about the save file format-I tried to hex edit my character file and was totally defeated. Ugh, I wouldn't want to try to run them under Win 10.

Yeah, that's right.I do recall the trainers now. I don't think anyone ever bothered to figure out the save file format well enough to make a tool that could edit your character directly in the saved file.ĭepending on how you want to cheat, you may be better off using DevilutionX and finding/making a modified game that does what you want, rather than trying to modify your character in the retail game engine. At least some of them work poorly, if at all, under modern Windows due to their reliance on deficiencies in Windows 9x.Īs far as I recall, all such tools required you to have the game open and your character loaded, and would then facilitate changing the loaded character. They were sometimes confusingly called "trainers", despite that they didn't train you for anything. I never used them, and I don't know where you would find them now.

Advowson: At one time, such tools existed.