In the golden era of PC gaming, modding was a raw, grassroots movement. Before the days of Steam Workshop, Nexus Mod Manager, or Vortex, there was a different breed of tool—utilities built by fans, for fans, often running on clunky 32-bit architectures. Among these legendary relics, one name holds a special place in the hearts of veterans from the late 90s and early 2000s: zedit32 .
struct Item int ID; float weight; char description[32]; zedit32
Click on a field like Damage or AmmoCount . Change the value from 30 to 100 . Hit Apply . Then, crucially, run Tools > Fix Checksum . Save the file. Copy it back to your game directory (backup the original first). In the golden era of PC gaming, modding