For those of you who is a cheater like me and trying to put the item sell price to very low like 40 runes it will not work. I think the lowest number might be 100 because I set it to 200 and it works but not 40.
Twin maidens still list 0 rune arcs (i bought all of them) for 4k. This mod does not work with seamless co-op. did everything you said to do and it has not done anything.
I tried your latest edit (with my own values) and It no Longer works at all. The Twin Husk were selling 8 Rune Arcs each at 4000 runes, instead of selling unlimited Rune Arcs at 1 rune each. Can you see why it isn't working? I'm playing version 1.07.
I played with the file a bit more and this one although not exactly what I wanted seams good enough for me. I am playing game version 1.07 (I tried 1.08 and it broke to many mods so I went back to version 1.07).
This set the price to 200 runes, the twin Husk merchants will sell the item 50 times and each purchase will get you 600 Rune Arcs.
So you will end up with 99 Rune Arcs in your inventory and 501 (+ the number of Rune Arcs you already had in your inventory) for each of your 50 allowable purchases.
Another User on Reddit shared what is probably a much easier method to obtain unlimited Rune Arcs. I've pasted the important part of the discussion below but the entire discussion is at Discussion.
The gist of the change is that you can Mark the Rune Arcs already in your inventory to NOT be Consumed when used.
[–]AzureHawk2 1 point 28 minutes ago If I KNEW where to find this checkbox I would have used this method!
Param: EquipParamGoods
Row/Name: 190 / "Rune Arc"
Field: "Is Consumed" - by default is checked, uncheck it!
Thankyou for Sharing!
So you only will ever need ONE Rune Arc in your inventory, and you get one free every time you defeat a major boss and you can buy extras at several places.
Same here, the price is correct (4000 runes), but there's only 5 available to purchase.
I just managed to do it myself, it's quite easy with YappedRuneBear, an editor for regulations.bin specific to Elden Ring (and other FromSoft games ofc). Open the file, find ShopLineupParam in the leftmost list, then find '[Twin Maiden Husks] Rune Arc' in the middle list, then modify the 'value' to 4000 or whatevs and 'sellQuantity' to -1 in the rightmost list.
If you can't see the row names (they're all white), press F6 or go to Field Data -> Import Project Row Names
I just started using the Seamless Co-op along with ERR (Elden Ring Reforged) with some friends and buddy just asked how we were going to go about acquiring all our rune arcs since the game's changed. Made this small change and we're all good now since ERR has it's own modified regulation file!
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https://i.ibb.co/B6ygKdK/Buy-Unlimited-Runes.jpg
This set the price to 200 runes, the twin Husk merchants will sell the item 50 times and each purchase will get you 600 Rune Arcs.
So you will end up with 99 Rune Arcs in your inventory and 501 (+ the number of Rune Arcs you already had in your inventory) for each of your 50 allowable purchases.
The gist of the change is that you can Mark the Rune Arcs already in your inventory to NOT be Consumed when used.
So you only will ever need ONE Rune Arc in your inventory, and you get one free every time you defeat a major boss and you can buy extras at several places.
I just managed to do it myself, it's quite easy with YappedRuneBear, an editor for regulations.bin specific to Elden Ring (and other FromSoft games ofc).
Open the file, find ShopLineupParam in the leftmost list, then find '[Twin Maiden Husks] Rune Arc' in the middle list, then modify the 'value' to 4000 or whatevs and 'sellQuantity' to -1 in the rightmost list.
If you can't see the row names (they're all white), press F6 or go to Field Data -> Import Project Row Names
Screenshot:
?https://ibb.co/3WbQJn8
I just started using the Seamless Co-op along with ERR (Elden Ring Reforged) with some friends and buddy just asked how we were going to go about acquiring all our rune arcs since the game's changed. Made this small change and we're all good now since ERR has it's own modified regulation file!