ATMA Loads Only Older Version of Character

**johnnny** · 29-06-2012, 06:14

Hi I used the ATMA mule program to save items and also was playing with saving various versions of my character, various .d2s files, in case I lost a character in ATMA etc. I also wanted to see if I could dupe items with it. Anyway, now ATMA wont load the correct most recent version of my character and all his items. He is a level 24 druid but ATMA always shows a level 18 with different items. How do I get ATMA to load the right current version of my character? I think I am just going to go back to storing items in mules or maybe a stash (if I can figure those out). Thanks.

**Twibz** · 29-06-2012, 07:04

There is a thread in the Single Player Forum for specific help with ATMA / GoMule / RWM etc ask there for help but bear in mind we are heavily against duping

**johnnny** · 29-06-2012, 07:21

I dont see a Singleplayer forum, other than in trading or strategy. Do you mean one of those? Got a link?

**Archone** · 29-06-2012, 08:00

SP forum.

http://diablo.incgamers.com/forums/f...-Single-Player

**omgwtfbbqpwned** · 29-06-2012, 08:07

Find the correct pathing, and don't use ATMA's shortcuts. You probably have the wrong .d2s file selected. And yes, ATMA can be used for duping, although if that was your goal, a lot of other third party programs can be used for greater efficiency.

**johnnny** · 01-07-2012, 05:26

Originally Posted by omgwtfbbqpwned

Find the correct pathing, and don't use ATMA's shortcuts. You probably have the wrong .d2s file selected. And yes, ATMA can be used for duping, although if that was your goal, a lot of other third party programs can be used for greater efficiency.

How do I find the correct pathing and then put it in ATMA? All I see is a window in the program that lets you browse through folders and files. But when I load a folder or file I get that way I get the same problem, my level 18 loads and not the most recent level 24.

**Thyiad** · 01-07-2012, 09:22

Try GoMule. Links in the D2 SPF.

**SnickerSnack** · 01-07-2012, 09:22

Use window's search function to find all .d2s files. What was meant was don't use ATMA to find the files.

Edit: ninja'd by thy. So, yeah, use gomule. But, you should still learn how to find files with your OS's tools.

**johnnny** · 01-07-2012, 20:57

Originally Posted by SnickerSnack

Use window's search function to find all .d2s files. What was meant was don't use ATMA to find the files.

Edit: ninja'd by thy. So, yeah, use gomule. But, you should still learn how to find files with your OS's tools.

Oh I do find the files with Windows Explorer but ATMA doesnt find them. And when I copy a recent file over an older file it still only sees an olde file. It's really weird, sort of like an X-files episode, ha ha.