How to Edit Dying Light's Scr Files for EU Enhanced Edition Features

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If you're looking to unlock additional content in Techland's action-packed survival horror game, 'Dying Light,' then this guide will walk you through a simple process that allows players running the European version of the enhanced edition (EU EE) access to features otherwise exclusive to other regions.

Before we dive into the editing part, it's essential to note that these methods may void your warranty or cause irreversible damage if not performed correctly. Proceed with caution and at your own risk!

### What You'll Need

- A text editor capable of opening .txt files (Notepad++ is recommended due to its advanced features)

- Administrator privileges on your system

- The base game installed in the correct directory

### Step 1: Locate the AppData Folder

To begin, you need to locate the 'AppData' folder for Dying Light. This can usually be found within the following paths depending on whether you're running Windows XP/Vista/7 or Windows 8/10:

- Windows XP/Vista/7: C:\Users\\Documents\My Games\DyingLight

- Windows 8/10: %USERPROFILE%\AppData/Roaming/Dying Light

### Step '2': Find the video.SCR File

Once inside your DyingLight folder, navigate to ' Saved' > 'DLCs'. Here you should see several folders named after different DLC packs. Look for the one labeled as 'EU Enhanced Edition'.

Inside this directory (which may not exist if you haven't purchased or downloaded it yet), look for a file called 'video.SCR'.

### Step 3: Edit video.SVR with Notepad

Open up your text editor of choice and navigate to where you extracted the game files. Within these folders, there should be another folder named 'Binaries' (again, this may vary depending on how you installed or have modded Dying Light).

Inside 'bin', locate the executable file for launching the game called 'DLCManager.exe'. Double-click it and follow any prompts to run as administrator.

Once inside the in-game menu, click on Settings > Options. Scroll down until you see a checkbox labeled 'Show hidden files.' Check this box before clicking OK.

### Step 4: Locate video.SVR

Now that you've enabled hidden file view, head back into your DyingLight folder and navigate to 'Saved' > 'DLCs'. Look for the same EU Enhanced Edition DLC pack we were working with earlier. Within its directory (which should now be visible), there will be a new subfolder called 'Save'.

### Step 5: Locate video.SVR Again

Inside this newly exposed save folder, you'll find another copy of 'video.svr'.

### Step 6: Edit the Video.SRV File

Double-click on 'video.srv' to open it in Notepad or your preferred text editor.

Locate the line that begins with ''Video''. This should look something like this:

'Video'

OculusEnabled = false

...

### Step 7: Add Oculus Enabled Flag

To enable VR support, simply add a new line directly below 'OculusEnabled' and set its value to true.

Here's an example of what your edited video.srv file might now look like:

'Video'

...

OculusEnabled = True

...

Save the changes you've made by pressing Ctrl+S (Windows) or Command+Option+S (Mac).

### Step 8: Launch Dying Light in VR

With these modifications complete, exit out of Notepad and launch Dying Light as usual through Steam or directly from your game's executable. The first time you start up the game after making these changes, it may take a few seconds for everything to load correctly.

Upon loading into the game world, press 'F6' on PC (or whatever key has been assigned to toggle VR in your control settings) and enjoy Dying Light like never before!

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