CS:GO Inv Patcher

Have you ever wanted to use your inventory and skins in CS:GO Legacy because CS2 just sucks? No problem! With the CS:GO Inv Patcher you can!

Just install the CS:GO Legacy version, run the patcher, select CS:GO and wait. Now you can use your inventory and skins in CS:GO and play with your friends.

If you encounter any issues or bugs, please report them by creating an issue. Include as much detail as possible.

Usage

⚠️ Make sure that the game is closed before running the patcher.

1. Run a compiled binary.

2. Follow the Prompt: When the patcher runs, it will ask you which version you want to patch. In our case, we want to patch the CS:GO version, so we select CS:GO.

? Which version would you like to patch to? ›
❯ Patch to CS:GO
  Patch back to CS2

The patcher will now scan all available drives on your PC and find the CS(GO) installation and apply the patch.

✔ Which version would you like to patch to? · Patch to CS:GO
Scanning all possible drives on your PC...
Scanning: C:\..
Scanning: D:\..
Scanning: E:\..

If the patch has been successfully applied, you will see a confirmation message. If everything went well, you can now start CS:GO Legacy and use your inventory and skins.

File successfully patched to version: CS:GO.
You should now be able to use your skins in CS:GO Legacy. You shouldn't play CS2 while this is active.

Important

It's important to mention: While the CS:GO patch is applied, YOU SHOULD NOT PLAY CS2!

If you want to play CS2 again (for whatever reason), you can simply start the patcher again and select CS2 this time.

Installation

Currently, there is a precompiled version for Windows only.

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Building from source

Requirements

• A working installation of the Rust toolchain (typically installed via rustup).
• The CS:GO Legacy version installed on your computer.

If you want to build it from source, clone this repository and navigate to its directory:

git clone https://github.com/toaaa/csgo-inv-patcher.git
cd csgo-inv-patcher

Next, build the application using Cargo:

cargo build --release

Once the build process is complete, you can find the executable file in the target/release directory. Alternatively, you can run it using:

cargo run --release

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit a pull request with your improvements or bug fixes.

Note: This tool modifies game files and should be used responsibly. Ensure that you have backups of any files before making modifications in case something goes wrong.