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This guide assumes that the user has no prior knowledge regarding Xbox 360 save file management. It provides a detailed step-by-step process of how to set up a USB drive, how to inject created superstars using Brien Johnson's CAW Editor, and how to repair save files so that they load correctly. The guide is broken down into 7 distinct parts, each outlining a specific step of the process from beginning to completion.

This process is the same for both retail and RGH / JTAG consoles. Necessary components to complete the steps outlined in this tutorial: • USB jump drive compatible with the Xbox 360 console • • WWE Games CAW Editor created by Brien Johnson • • WWE 13 • PC STEP 1: Configure a USB drive as a storage device OPTION A: Follow this official Xbox Tutorial:. STEP 2: Create a new WWE 13 save file • Start WWE 13 on your Xbox 360. Make sure you are signed in with the profile with which you would like to associate your new save file.

• When prompted, choose your newly configured USB drive as your storage device / save location. • You will be prompted to create new save data.

Confirm to create a new save file. • Once saved, you may power off your Xbox 360 and remove your USB device. STEP 3: Copying your created save file to your PC Note: You cannot explore an Xbox 360 device on your PC without the aid of an Xbox 360 device explorer. There are many versions of free software built for Xbox 360 device exploration. I mention some of these options below, along with my personal preferred method. Many programs exist for accomplishing this step.

I prefer using Party Buffalo, which I’ve used without fail for the past three years. I’ve also previously used Horizon, USBXTAF, Modio, and others. If you choose to use these programs, the process should be much the same, but I will only detail the use of Party Buffalo within this tutorial.

Other programs have given me corruption after multiple file transfers and rewrites, resulting in unreadable save files and the need for previous save recovery from backup files. I’ve never experienced that issue with Party Buffalo in the multiple years I’ve used it for managing WWE saves. • Plug your USB device into your PC. • Your device may automatically open an explorer window without showing any visible files.

Close this window for now. The 360 device explorer will allow you to view the contents of the device. • Download the latest version of Party Buffalo: v2.0.1.0. Remember, Google is your friend.

• Once downloaded, extract the package, if needed, and double-click on the Party Buffalo.exe file. • To open your USB device from the Party Buffalo window, select: File > Open > Device Selector.

It will scan for connected USB devices. Select your USB drive and click OK to open it. • The Party Buffalo window is split into two navigation windows. The left-hand sidebar shows the content of your USB drive. It normally consists of two main folders: Data and Cache.

We’re dealing with the Data folder. Click the plus sign to expand its contents. • Within the Data folder you will have a Contents folder. Expand this path using the plus sign.

You will likely see two folders. Ignore the one labeled with all 0000. The folder we are looking for is the one associated with your Profile ID, beginning with E0000. Expand this folder.

• Within this folder there may be two files. If you have a profile saved to your USB device you will see a folder with Dashboard data labeled FFFE07D1. You should also see a folder labeled 545108B4 WWE 13. This is where your save data resides, stored within a subfolder labeled 00000001.

Select this folder. • In the right-hand pane you will see your save file contents. This will change over time as you add created elements. For now, it may only contain one file: SaveData.dat. • We want to extract and save the 00000001 folder. To do so, right click on the folder in the left-hand pane and choose Extract from the context menu.

Choose a save location on your PC (preferably the base folder of the CAW Editor). PRECAUTION: You may also create backups of individual save folders using the method outlined above prior to modifying your save file contents.

Additionally Party Buffalo has an option to create entire drive image backups before proceeding with save modification. You can access this feature by going to the Drive menu and selecting either Custom Backup or Backup to Image. I prefer to extract and retain folders as a backup, since I use my USB jump drive exclusively for WWE saves. If you store additional save file or profile content on your drive, you may consider making a complete image backup.

STEP 4: Saving Your Profile IDs To import cas and arena save files successfully, you must rehash and resign files with your console and profile IDs. Otherwise, imported files will result in an unreadable error when loading in WWE 13, informing you that your save file is corrupted. To avoid this, we must save the IDs associated with your profile and storage device and inject them back into your imported files.

If you are using the WWE Games CAW Editor created by Brien Johnson to import creations, this program has this functionality built in and reliably fixes your files for you. However, you must first save your IDs to the program correctly before importing creations. • Download the WWE Games CAW Editor created by Brien Johnson. This download is available through the 360Haven forums, and use of this program requires a 360Haven account for program sign-in.

• Open the program by double-clicking on the program exe file. You will be presented with a 360Haven login form. Enter your username and password to log in.

If you’re not registered already, the prompt also contains a Register button within the interface. Do what you need to do here to proceed. • The first window you see is labeled Resign IDs. There are two input boxes: one for your Profile ID and one for your Console ID.

You can load these IDs from the SaveData.dat file you extracted above. To do so, select Load IDs, then navigate to the save location of your SaveData.dat file. Then click Open. • This will populate the input boxes with the appropriate data. To save these IDs, select Save IDs. • The program interface will now open.

STEP 5: Importing a created wrestler file Before beginning this step you should have downloaded a shared save file. Check the forums for shared save topics hosting these files. Store these files within a separate folder from your SaveData.dat file. This will serve as your import or resource working folder. (Ideally, to avoid resigning errors, the SaveData.dat folder (0000001) you extracted from your own drive should reside within the base folder of your CAW Editor. I suggest moving your SaveData.dat file to this directory prior to starting to avoid issues later on.) • First, let’s configure your program to eliminate importing errors.

Select the Lock icon from the program menu bar. Within the explorer window find your extracted SaveData.dat file that you will be importing created content into.

(This is what YOU extracted from your USB device, NOT the save shared by others that you’re importing from.) Locate this file and select OK. • Next, click the Auto button within the program menu bar. This simplifies the import process and automatically bypasses some import prompts, making your life easier. (if you want more detailed info, look at the built-in program help function, viewable from the program menu icon labeled Help.) • Now we’re ready to import a created wrestler. Click the Open button from the program menu bar and navigate to the shared save file you downloaded from the forums. Select the cas file you wish to import. A dialog box will appear asking if you would like to import this to your save file without making any changes.

Purity vst plugin. If you select Yes, this will simplify importing but you must have the save slot available within your save file to avoid overwriting existing files. Importing created wrestlers this way saves time but it also retains all of the download marks associated with the content. For this tutorial, we will decline this option in order to go through the full import process manually. • By default, you should see a preview of the character selection screen pic and previews of all applied logos. You can now navigate through the different attires for this created wrestler by using the drop-down menus located beneath the main program toolbar. To clear up our workspace, we will disable the preview function.

To do so, click the Logos button from the main program toolbar. This will turn off this feature.

Anytime you wish to re-enable this feature, just click on the logos button again. • There are many features of this program, but here we’re focused solely on importing a created character. Other features are explained within the help section of the program, again accessible through the program menu icon labeled help. For basic importing, we are concerned with two pieces of information: whether there is a created finisher associated with the created wrestler and the slot number to which we will save this wrestler when importing.

Both pieces of info are located directly below the main program toolbar, labeled as CAF: and SLOT. NOTE: If the created superstar has an associated CAF, import will require an additional step (detailed below).

If you change any aspect of the created wrestler, including the associated slot number, you will have to resave every attire within the WWE 13 creation mode on your Xbox 360 in order to make the file work correctly. Failure to do so when changes have been made will result in a loading crash. To avoid this extra work, use the automated import feature detailed in Step 3 above.

(The option we chose to bypass in this tutorial.) Again, you must have an open slot available within your save file to use this automated feature without overwriting existing cas files. • For the sake of this tutorial, we will be changing slot numbers on our imported cas file. From the SLOT: pull-down menu, select the new slot number to which you would like to save your created wrestler. (WWE 13 allows for 50 created wrestlers. Slot numbers correspond to the save slots and are labeled from 00-49.) The editor will warn you that you must save your file with a new slot number. Click Yes to proceed.

Navigate to the folder that contains your SaveData.dat file. WITHOUT MODIFYING THE FILENAME PROVIDED BY THE PROGRAM, save this cas file to your save folder. A prompt should emerge telling you that the file was successfully saved and correctly rehashed and resigned with your saved IDs. (If there are errors here, you have not properly loaded or saved your profile and console IDs or you have not properly placed your SaveData.dat file within the program’s base folder.) • If the created superstar had an associated CAF file, you will also need to import the created finisher. Failure to do so will cause freezing in-game when you try to perform a created finisher that is not present in your save file.