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Horizon 2 Save Editor v0.4.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 15 Oct 22:33

Horizon 2 Save Editor v0.4.0

A standalone native Windows editor. Profile, garage, progression and story tools run directly inside the application window, with no browser or local web server.

Download

  • Horizon.2.Save.Editor.exe — portable Windows app. No installer or Python required.
  • Horizon.2.Save.Editor.Source.zip — native Python app and complete source. Extract it and run python horizon_editor.py with Python 3.12+ including Tkinter and SQLite serialization support; tested with Python 3.14.
  • SHA256SUMS.txt — checksums of the release downloads.

Included

  • Native folder selection, revision selection and four editing tabs.
  • XP, credits, wheelspins and available skill tokens. Direct level editing remains disabled.
  • Searchable catalog with 334 eligible stock models; add, replace, duplicate and select an active car.
  • Perk unlocks and experimental event, map, championship-history and story tools.
  • Python backend with manifest/hash validation, SQLite integrity checks, action rollback and atomic ZIP export.
  • Source backups remain unchanged; export outside the source folder.
  • Prompts before discarding unexported changes, and file reads/writes on a background worker.

Quick start

  1. Launch the app and click Open backup folder.
  2. Select the complete, extracted player-1 backup folder.
  3. Prepare changes, then click Export edited copy (.zip).
  4. Close the game and Azimuth, and back up the active save.
  5. Extract the ZIP and replace data/titles/1A96545B/saves/player-1 with the exported folder.
  6. Test in-game, save, exit and reload. Restore your backup if needed.

Validation and limits

Native regression tests cover generated containers and a local compatible backup. The packaged executable is checked using its hidden native-widget self-test. XP edits preserve the stored level; other files and revisions remain unchanged.

Car editing, XP and perks were reported working in the earlier browser editor. This release uses a new Python backend and still needs in-game confirmation. Other progression features remain experimental. There is no verified complete-everything action or support for encrypted console saves. The executable is unsigned.

Horizon 2 Save Editor v0.3.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 15 Oct 22:15

Horizon 2 Save Editor v0.3.0

Manage Forza Horizon 2 Azimuth save backups through a portable Windows launcher and a local browser interface.

Download

  • Horizon.2.Save.Editor.exe — recommended for Windows. No installer or Python required. Open it and click Open Save Editor.
  • Horizon.2.Save.Editor.Source.zip — Python launcher, browser assets and source. Extract the entire package and run python horizon_editor.py with Python 3.10+ and Tkinter.
  • SHA256SUMS.txt — checksums of the release downloads.

Included

  • Profile editing for XP, credits, wheelspins and available skill tokens.
  • A garage catalog with 334 eligible stock models, car replacement, duplication and active-car selection.
  • Perk unlocks and experimental event, map, championship-history and story tools.
  • Backup integrity checks, atomic action rollback and ZIP export with updated manifests.
  • A desktop launch menu and usage instructions.

Direct level editing is disabled; XP editing preserves the stored level field. Car editing, XP and perks have been reported working by the user. Other progression features still await in-game testing, and not every car or garage action has been individually verified.

Quick start

  1. Launch the app and select the complete, extracted player-1 backup folder.
  2. Make your changes and click Export edited copy (.zip).
  3. Close the game and Azimuth, and back up the active save folder.
  4. Extract the ZIP and replace data/titles/1A96545B/saves/player-1 with the exported folder.
  5. Test in-game, save, exit and reload. Restore your backup if needed.

See the repository README for the full guide and limitations. This release does not claim full-campaign completion or support for encrypted console saves. The Windows executable is unsigned.