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(I've got most of it mapped out, but it would take too long to explain here.) Also in this file, though, is the second location storing how many studs you have (why they decided it needed to be stored twice, I don't know). Starting at byte 0x204 (with zero as the first byte) is another 4-byte integer that stores your studs. (For you non-hexadecimal speakers, that's bytes number 516 through 519.) Now we come to the tricky part. The last four bytes of LSW.BIN (starting at 0x210 or decimal 528) are a checksum. You must set this to a correct value or the game will tell you that the file is corrupted. Since you've only changed one value in the file, you don't need to worry about how the checksum actually works. All you need to do is increase the checksum by the same amount that you increased the studs by. For example, if you had 100 studs and changed it to 1000, you would need to add 900 to the checksum.BIN, simply set the four bytes to the number of studs you want (encoded as a four-byte integer, of course).