Welcome to our guide on how to edit save files for the popular game Supermarket Together (valid as of 25.10.2024). In this guide, you will learn everything you need to know about finding, decrypting, and editing your game data for a more personalized supermarket experience. Let’s dive in and make your supermarket truly your own!
Locating save files
Supermarket Together save files are located in AppData folder:
..\AppData\LocalLow\DDTNL\Supermarket Together
..\AppData\LocalLow\DDTNL\Supermarket Together
Since AppData is a hidden folder, you may not see it in your user directory. One way to access it would be to press win+R key combination and type in %appdata%. This way you’ll get into Roaming folder, which is inside AppData. Move one folder up to get to AppData.
I’m not familiar with Mac nor Linux.
Save files have .es3 extension. They are named StoreFile0.es3, StoreFile1.es3, StoreFile2.es3 and so on. These are different supermarkets you created. Some of the files will also have Day1, Day2, Day3… suffix. These are basically backups of your store. You can roll back to them from in-game:
The one without suffix is your most recent one.
Decrypting (and ecrypting) save files
Encryption method
Supermarket Together save files are encrypted with EasySave3. They cannot be opened with simple text editor, as it would only return gibberish. Fortunately, there are tools to decrypt (or encrypt) these files – for example an online site https://es3.tusinean.ro/. The password for Supermarket Together save files specifically is g#asojrtg@omos)^yq. You can copy it or choose from list (known game passwords).
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Decrypting
Now you can choose your save file from your PC and then press Download decrypted save file to be presented with more friendly, notepad-openable file. More on that on Editing savefile data section.
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re-encrypting
After you’re done messing with your save file, go to Encryption to upload text file back and get encrypted file in return. Take note the downloaded file is a text file as well. You can just change the extension to .es3.
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Editing savefile data – store and franchise
After decrypting save file you should be presented with text file with a lot of values some of them are pretty self-explanatory. Unfortunately some of them are not (mostly upgrades) and that’s the main reason I’ve decided to create this guide. Below you may find broken down save file values and what they affect:
This bar and your level
Field in save file
Field or value in game
“Difficulty” : {
“__type” : “int”,
“value” : 0
“__type” : “int”,
“value” : 0
.
“StoreName” : {
“__type” : “string”,
“value” : “Saltstore”
“__type” : “string”,
“value” : “Saltstore”
.
“Day” : {
“__type” : “int”,
“value” : 4
“__type” : “int”,
“value” : 4
.
“FranchiseExperience” : {
“__type” : “int”,
“value” : 846
“__type” : “int”,
“value” : 846
This bar and your level “FranchisePoints” : {
“__type” : “int”,
“value” : 3
“__type” : “int”,
“value” : 3
.
“Funds” : {
“__type” : “float”,
“value” : 402.26
“__type” : “float”,
“value” : 402.26
.
“LastAwardedLevel” : {
“__type” : “int”,
“value” : 4
“__type” : “int”,
“value” : 4
Not sure, might be an internal value used for keeping track of amount of experience needed for level-up
“SupermarketName” : {
“__type” : “string”,
“value” : “SULMART”
“__type” : “string”,
“value” : “SULMART”
.
“SupermarketColor” : {
“__type” : “Color”,
“value” : {
“r” : 1,
“g” : 0.495283,
“b” : 0.7220034,
“a” : 1
“__type” : “Color”,
“value” : {
“r” : 1,
“g” : 0.495283,
“b” : 0.7220034,
“a” : 1
.
“SpaceBought” : {
“__type” : “int”,
“value” : 0
“__type” : “int”,
“value” : 0
.
“StorageBought” : {
“__type” : “int”,
“value” : 0
“__type” : “int”,
“value” : 0
.
Editing savefile data – upgrades and prices
“AddonsBought” : {
“__type” : “ES3PlayMaker.PMDataWrapper,Assembly-CSharp-firstpass”,
“value” : {
“objs” : null,
“arrays” : null,
“obj” : null,
“array” : [
{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false
}
]
“__type” : “ES3PlayMaker.PMDataWrapper,Assembly-CSharp-firstpass”,
“value” : {
“objs” : null,
“arrays” : null,
“obj” : null,
“array” : [
{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false
}
]
I haven’t figured out his one yet
“ExtraUpgrades” : {
“__type” : “ES3PlayMaker.PMDataWrapper,Assembly-CSharp-firstpass”,
“value” : {
“objs” : null,
“arrays” : null,
“obj” : null,
“array” : [
{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false…
]
“__type” : “ES3PlayMaker.PMDataWrapper,Assembly-CSharp-firstpass”,
“value” : {
“objs” : null,
“arrays” : null,
“obj” : null,
“array” : [
{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false…
]
.
“ProductPlayerPricing” : {
“__type” : “ES3PlayMaker.PMDataWrapper,Assembly-CSharp-firstpass”,
“value” : {
“objs” : null,
“arrays” : null,
“obj” : null,
“array” : [
{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”2
},{
“__type” : “float”3
},{
“__type” : “float”4
},{
“__type” : “float”5
},{
“__type” : “float”6
},{
“__type” : “float”7
},{
“__type” : “float”8
},{
“__type” : “float”9
},{
“__type” : “float”10
},{
“__type” : “float”11
},{
“__type” : “float”12
},{
“__type” : “float”13
},{
“__type” : “float”14
},{
“__type” : “float”15
},{
“__type” : “float”16
},{
“__type” : “float”17
},{
“__type” : “float”18
},{
“__type” : “float”19
},{
“__type” : “float”20
},{
“__type” : “float”21
},{
“__type” : “float”22
},{
“__type” : “float”23
},{
“__type” : “float”24
},{
“__type” : “float”25
},{
“__type” : “float”26
},{
“__type” : “float”27
},{
“__type” : “float”28
},{
“__type” : “float”29
},{
“__type” : “float”30
},{
“__type” : “float”31
},{
“__type” : “float”32
},{
“__type” : “float”33
},{
“__type” : “float”34
},{
“__type” : “float”35
},{
“__type” : “float”36
},{
“__type” : “float”37
},{
“__type” : “float”…
“__type” : “ES3PlayMaker.PMDataWrapper,Assembly-CSharp-firstpass”,
“value” : {
“objs” : null,
“arrays” : null,
“obj” : null,
“array” : [
{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”2
},{
“__type” : “float”3
},{
“__type” : “float”4
},{
“__type” : “float”5
},{
“__type” : “float”6
},{
“__type” : “float”7
},{
“__type” : “float”8
},{
“__type” : “float”9
},{
“__type” : “float”10
},{
“__type” : “float”11
},{
“__type” : “float”12
},{
“__type” : “float”13
},{
“__type” : “float”14
},{
“__type” : “float”15
},{
“__type” : “float”16
},{
“__type” : “float”17
},{
“__type” : “float”18
},{
“__type” : “float”19
},{
“__type” : “float”20
},{
“__type” : “float”21
},{
“__type” : “float”22
},{
“__type” : “float”23
},{
“__type” : “float”24
},{
“__type” : “float”25
},{
“__type” : “float”26
},{
“__type” : “float”27
},{
“__type” : “float”28
},{
“__type” : “float”29
},{
“__type” : “float”30
},{
“__type” : “float”31
},{
“__type” : “float”32
},{
“__type” : “float”33
},{
“__type” : “float”34
},{
“__type” : “float”35
},{
“__type” : “float”36
},{
“__type” : “float”37
},{
“__type” : “float”…
.
},
“TierInflation” : {
“__type” : “ES3PlayMaker.PMDataWrapper,Assembly-CSharp-firstpass”,
“value” : {
“objs” : null,
“arrays” : null,
“obj” : null,
“array” : [
{
“__type” : “float”1.1
},{
“__type” : “float”1.06
},{
“__type” : “float”1.15
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
}
]
}
“TierInflation” : {
“__type” : “ES3PlayMaker.PMDataWrapper,Assembly-CSharp-firstpass”,
“value” : {
“objs” : null,
“arrays” : null,
“obj” : null,
“array” : [
{
“__type” : “float”1.1
},{
“__type” : “float”1.06
},{
“__type” : “float”1.15
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
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“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
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},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
},{
“__type” : “float”1
}
]
}
Not sure what it does. Perhaps this is a simulation of inflation affecting market prices?
“UnlockedProductTiers” : {
“__type” : “ES3PlayMaker.PMDataWrapper,Assembly-CSharp-firstpass”,
“value” : {
“objs” : null,
“arrays” : null,
“obj” : null,
“array” : [
{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false…
“__type” : “ES3PlayMaker.PMDataWrapper,Assembly-CSharp-firstpass”,
“value” : {
“objs” : null,
“arrays” : null,
“obj” : null,
“array” : [
{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false
},{
“__type” : “bool”false…
.
“PaintableValues” : {
“__type” : “ES3PlayMaker.PMDataWrapper,Assembly-CSharp-firstpass”,
“value” : {
“objs” : null,
“arrays” : null,
“obj” : null,
“array” : [
{
“__type” : “string”””
},{
“__type” : “string”””
},{
“__type” : “string”””
“__type” : “ES3PlayMaker.PMDataWrapper,Assembly-CSharp-firstpass”,
“value” : {
“objs” : null,
“arrays” : null,
“obj” : null,
“array” : [
{
“__type” : “string”””
},{
“__type” : “string”””
},{
“__type” : “string”””
This bit most likely has something to do with painting feature (cool pack DLC), I’m not sure
Editing savefile data – objects
Last section contains informations about objects you placed – shelfes, checkouts, decorations and so on. Also products on shelfes. It looks like this:
“propdata0” : {
“__type” : “string”,
“value” : “0|1|8,448456|0|-0,9729927|180”
},
“propinfoproduct0” : {
“__type” : “System.Int32[],mscorlib”,
“value” : [
2,48,3,48,0,30,5,65
]
},
“__type” : “string”,
“value” : “0|1|8,448456|0|-0,9729927|180”
},
“propinfoproduct0” : {
“__type” : “System.Int32[],mscorlib”,
“value” : [
2,48,3,48,0,30,5,65
]
},
I haven’t gotten into this, but I’m pretty sure propdata values consist of coordinates (3rd and 5th value) and rotation (last value)
And that wraps up our share on Supermarket Together: Guide to editing Supermarket Together save files. If you have any additional insights or tips to contribute, don’t hesitate to drop a comment below. For a more in-depth read, you can refer to the original article here by MrBlackBit, who deserves all the credit. Happy gaming!