Save Configuration and STL of https://www.heroforge.com/
You can use HeroSaver in one of two fashions. Either you let it load as soon as you visit HeroForge (You need a browser extension for that), or you load it manually through your browsers console (No extension needed).
You can automatically load HeroSaver when you visit HeroForge by adding a GreaseMonkey/TamperMonkey script. For that you need to install GreaseMonkey or TamperMonkey (Click here or here for Firefox, or here for Chrome, and install the addon).
after a script manager is installed click following link to add the script:
https://github.com/dserhienko/StlSaver/raw/master/greasemonkey_autoload.user.js
you are done.
Note: There is a version of TamperMonkey for Opera Next, Safari and Edge, but I never tried them. It is very much possible, that the same workflow works for those browsers.
Alternatively you can load the HeroSaver manually everytime you visit HeroForge.
- Go to https://www.heroforge.com/
- Open the Javascript Console [F12], then click on Console
- Paste the following
var xhr=new XMLHttpRequest;xhr.open("get","https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dserhienko/stlsaver/master/herosaver.js",true);xhr.onreadystatechange=function(){if(xhr.readyState==4){var script=document.createElement("script");script.type="text/javascript";script.text=xhr.responseText;document.body.appendChild(script)}};xhr.send(null);
Once HeroSaver is loaded, you have these additional buttons on the top bar:
- Export Model (STL) - Exports the current model and downloads a STL of it.
- Export (JSON) - Exports the current model settings in a JSON format.
- Import (JSON) - Imports a previously exported JSON file with model settings.
Some details of the figures are implemented via shaders. These are not exported :( This is also the reason, the exported figures look a bit blocky. If you want hight quality exports, consider purchasing the stl files from heroforge :)