@Tnega-Terces said in How To Read And Edit ASCII File with HEX Values Inside:

It’s a normal ASCII file with lines for each individual game object and human readable variable names

I totally agree with @mpheath , you are barking up the wrong tree. Just do a google search on the GVAS file format. It is clearly stated that it’s a “binary” file format, in spite of being able to read some text within it. Editing it with any text editor is bound to fail!

Terry

@mpheath

I had to save the UDL with and it worked very well, thank you very much!

Just a heads up for recent N++ users, search for the text no-break space in Windows Character Map, select it at top left and copy/paste into a UTF encoded N++ window with Word wrap and View>Show Non-Printing Characters ticked, it shows up as NBSP highlighted.
Or, the character is pasted here on the next line:
 
Works at least in the unposted forum edit box - but not in the preview pane it seems.