Ac Origins Inventory Editor Hash List -

Subject: AC Origins Inventory Editor Hash List (Complete Gear & Item IDs)

Posted by: u/ACO_Modder
Date: 04/20/2026
Game Version: All (Up to v1.60 / Curse of the Pharaohs)

Below is a complete working hash list for editing your inventory in Assassin’s Creed Origins. Use these with Cheat Engine’s Inventory Editor script or a save editor (e.g., ACOSaveEditor).

Step-by-Step Injection Process

Back up your save: Copy ACO_SaveFile to your desktop. If you break the file, you can paste this back. This is not optional; it is mandatory.
Decrypt the save: Origins uses Ubisoft’s proprietary encryption tied to your User ID. The ACSaveTool will decrypt it for you.
Open the Editor: Load the decrypted save. You will see a spreadsheet of your current inventory (Weapons, Gear, Outfits, Quest Items).
Locate a blank slot: Most editors have an "Add Item" button. You cannot overwrite existing items easily without crashing the game, so you must add new rows.
Paste the Hash: Take a hash from the list below (e.g., 0000017FC99C9A1A for The Fang shield) and paste it into the "Hash ID" column.
Set Quantity & Quality: Usually set quantity to 1. Quality should be Legendary (Yellow/Gold) if the item is rare—though the game will auto-detect the correct rarity based on the hash.
Re-encrypt: Save the file and re-encrypt it with your User ID.
Load the game: Check Bayek’s inventory. The item should appear ready to equip.

"My game crashed when I activated the editor"

Cause: You tried to spawn a "New Game Plus" exclusive or a completely deleted item. Fix: Only use hashes validated for version 1.60. Some items (like the "Isu Armor" from the ending) are hard-coded to crash if force-spawned early. Ac Origins Inventory Editor Hash List

Part 2: How to Use an Inventory Editor (Step by Step)

Before you copy the hash list below, you need to know how to apply it. Disclaimer: Modifying game files violates Ubisoft’s Terms of Service. Use this only for offline, single-player enjoyment.

Requirements:

Assassin’s Creed Origins (v1.51 or 1.60 – Latest version).
Cheat Engine (Version 7.4 or newer).
The "AC Origins Inventory Editor" Cheat Table (CT file) from the FearLess Cheat Engine forums.

The Process:

Backup your save: Navigate to Documents\Assassin's Creed Origins\ and copy the .save files to your desktop.
Launch the game: Load your single-player campaign. Open your inventory so you can see your gear slots.
Attach Cheat Engine: Open Cheat Engine, select the ACO.exe process.
Load the Table: Drag and drop the Inventory Editor CT file into Cheat Engine.
Activate the Editor: Check the box next to "Inventory Editor."
Select a Slot: You will see a dropdown list of slots (Melee Weapon 1, Bow 2, Outfit, Mount, etc.).
Paste the Hash: Click on the "Hash" value, delete the current number, and paste the code from the list below.
Apply: Check the "Force Update" box. Return to the game. Your item will magically transform.

The Technical Breakdown

Assassin’s Creed Origins does not store items as plain English text (e.g., "Sword of the Duat") in your save file. Instead, it uses a Hash ID—a unique hexadecimal string (e.g., 000001A2E90C9A26)—to identify every single object in the game.

When you use an Inventory Editor (like the popular Cheat Engine table or the standalone ACO_InventoryEditor.exe), you are essentially telling the game: "Replace the item in Slot 4 with the item represented by this hash."

Bows (Predator & Light)

Legendary Heavy Blades (For the brute force players)

3.2. Dictionary Mapping

The editor stores a local database, usually in JSON, XML, or SQLite format. A sample entry in a developer's hash list might look like this:


  "itemName": "Eagle Bearer (Legendary Sword)",
  "itemType": "Weapon",
  "definitionHash": "0x8A3F1B2C4D5E6F70",
  "categoryHash": "0x1122334455667788"

When a user selects "Eagle Bearer" in the editor UI, the tool writes 0x8A3F1B2C4D5E6F70 into the inventory array of the save file. Step-by-Step Injection Process