Ac Valhalla 1.7.0 Inventory Editor Guide: Setup & Usage

Managing gear, materials, and store packs in Assassin's Creed Valhalla can feel like a grind, especially when rare items or cosmetic sets are locked behind heavy time investments. For PC players looking to bypass this restriction, the community-made Cheat Engine setup—commonly updated through version 1.7.0—provides total control over Eivor's gear stash, currencies, and inventory quantities.

This guide breaks down how to properly install, attach, and operate the AC Valhalla inventory editor safely, along with workarounds for common errors, hash ID tracking, and item duplication management.

Preparing Your System and Tools

Before launching any scripts, you'll need the right supporting software installed on your PC. Without these exact prerequisites, the memory addresses won't hook into the game process.

• Cheat Engine: Download and install the latest stable version of Cheat Engine (version 7.4 or newer is recommended).
• The Correct .CT File: Secure the specific inventory editor table matching game version 1.7.0 from trusted community forums like FearLess Revolution.
• Mandatory Proxy DLL: Many game updates require a matching proxy DLL (such as a modified d3d9.dll) placed inside your main game directory to bypass signature checks and prevent crashes.

Navigate to your main Assassin's Creed Valhalla installation folder (typically found in your Ubisoft Connect directory). Drop your required proxy DLL right beside the primary game executable (ACValhalla.exe). If you use visual enhancements like ReShade, ensure your DLL filenames don't conflict—you can rename the cheat proxy file to an alternative like XInput9_1_0.dll if needed.

Launching and Attaching the Editor

Getting the script to communicate with your active save file requires a strict order of operations. Doing this out of sequence will result in question marks or blank value fields inside the editor table.

1. Start up Assassin's Creed Valhalla normally and load directly into your active save file. Avoid staying on the main menu if you plan to edit existing inventory values immediately.
2. Minimize the game, then double-click your downloaded .CT cheat table file to open it inside Cheat Engine.
3. Click the flashing PC icon in the top-left corner of Cheat Engine to open the process list.
4. Select ACValhalla.exe and confirm when prompted to open the process map.
5. Within the table structure, check the box next to [Attach Valhalla] or [Attach Valhalla Uplay+] depending on your launcher subscription.

If you're running the game via a subscription service, you may need to open your .CT file in a text editor like Notepad++ and replace references of ACValhalla.exe with ACValhallaPlus.exe before initializing the script.

Adding Single Items and Managing Quantities

Once attached, the editor lets you manipulate item quantities and inject missing equipment packs using unique hex hash identifiers.

To pull a specific weapon, armor piece, or crafting resource into your pouch, you'll need its precise hash ID. You can source these hex codes from the documentation included in your community table or community spreadsheets.

• Navigate inside the table to Inventory // GetItems -> Single GetItem.
• Locate the Hash ID field and replace the default string with your target item's unique hex code (for instance, platinum ingots or specific shop weapons).
• Check the Toggle to Get Item box. The item will instantly inject into your active inventory.

For editing current quantities of materials you already own, head to Inventory // GetItems -> Inventory: EditQuantity. Load your save file so the numerical values populate instead of question marks. Double-click any number value to modify it directly. Remember that for most rare materials, you must own at least one unit natively in-game before the table can successfully target and alter its address.

Handling Duplicates and Clearing Glitched Items

Adding items via bulk scripts or testing various cosmetic packs can occasionally cause clutter or duplicate entries in your satchel. Cleaning up unwanted items requires a specific save-reload cycle to prevent save corruption.

1. Open your inventory inside the editor interface and locate the item line you wish to remove. If item descriptions appear cut off, drag the right-hand border of the description column to widen the text view.
2. Change the item's quantity value from its current number down to 0.
3. Perform a manual save in-game right after making the change.
4. Reload that newly created save file.

When the game reloads, the zeroed-out items will clear entirely from both your inventory and the cheat table interface. You'll need to restart the editor attachment process after reloading to sync your fresh save state.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are there question marks instead of numbers in the inventory editor?

Question marks appear because the editor hasn't synced with an active game memory address yet. You must load past the main menu into an actual gameplay save so the script can read your live inventory values.

Can I get store-exclusive packs without owning them on my Ubisoft account?

No. Premium microtransaction items and store packs are fundamentally bound to your Ubisoft account profile. While the table can manipulate hash IDs, items locked entirely to server-side ownership checks won't function or stay permanently unlocked unless you own the base entitlement or trigger the owned-tab flags correctly.

Will using an inventory editor corrupt my save files?

It can if you modify critical quest items or input invalid hex codes. Always back up your manual save files located in your Ubisoft save directory before running memory-injection tools or altering core inventories.

Do I need to redo the setup process every time I launch the game?

Yes. Every time you close Assassin's Creed Valhalla and restart your PC or the application, the memory addresses shift. You must load your save, open Cheat Engine, and re-attach the script process fresh each session.