Varla Gui

Varla-HUD — Save Editor & Companion App

A standalone Windows tool for editing and inspecting Oblivion save dumps generated by the Varla OBSE plugin. Supports both Oblivion Remastered (obse64) and

Oblivion Classic (xOBSE).

What it does

Varla-HUD reads the save_dump.txt produced by the Varla plugin, gives you a clean dark-themed interface to view and edit your character's state, then writes the

changes back so the next load applies them in-game.

No more squinting at console commands or hand-editing text dumps.

Features

[]5-tab navigation — Character, Inventory, Magic, Quests, Varla

[]Character — info, attributes, skills, factions, full details in one place

[]Inventory editor — adjust quantity, condition and enchantment charge per item; filter by Weapons, Gear, Alchemy, Misc or All

[]Magic editor — edit spell cost and per-effect magnitude / duration / area / range; spells filtered by Self, Touch and Target ranges; spell-removal queue;

magic active-effects view

[]Quest editor — change active quest stages and edit quest script variables for any quest

[]Varla overview — globals, game time, plugin load order, magic & alchemy analysis, world state

[]Round-trip safe — modifications are patched into the original dump so formatting and untouched fields are preserved

[]Two save modes — Direct Save writes the full modified dump; Import Filter lets you pick exactly which staged items get written to target.txt

[]INI editor for the Varla plugin

[]Multi-language UI — English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese

[]Single-file portable EXE — no installer, no Python required

Requirements

[]Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)

[]The Varla OBSE plugin installed in your game (this tool reads its dumps — it does not replace it)

[]obse64 for Oblivion Remastered, or xOBSE for Oblivion Classic

Installation

[]Download Varla-HUD. 7z (or Varla-HUD.exe directly).

[]Extract anywhere you like — it's portable.

[]Run Varla-HUD.exe.

[]On first launch, pick your game version (Auto-detect, Remastered or Classic).

[*]Open your save dump from File → Open Save Dump, or use [