"Well, you already know where the userdata folder that contains the spelldata.cgr file is, right?
(For me it's C:\Program Files\Tale of Tales\The Endless Forest 3\userdata, though keep in mind I have XP.)
I don't remember what I said before, so I'm gonna try to explain again. In a more simple was if I can; I tend to confuse people by accident. XD;

So...say you got the set you want in-game. Ok. Close the game the normal way. Now, go to where the spelldata.crg file is. Copy it, paste it in a different location (I created a folder in my documents, with sub-folders for each separate spelldata.cgr file so they don't overwrite each other.). Now, when it comes time to put it in-game, go to where you saved it, copy it, and paste it in the userdata folder of the game. Now start it up (it won't work if the game is running, just like you won't be able to save the set if you don't close the game first. I found that out the hard way once.).

Ok, so let's say you want another set, but you wanna keep the previously saved set. Get the set in-game, close it normally, then copy it from the folder. Save it in a separate folder from the other(s) spelldata.cgr file(s). You can remember what each file contains by naming the folder or creating a text document describing the set (I do both).

The only reason I can think of for you to end up default after dragging the file into the game, is that when you saved it, you had started out in default and hadn't quit the game before saving the file.
A good thing to keep track of is the file-size. A default deer will have a spelldata.cgr file-size of almost 6kb.

Hope this was clearer. ^^;"

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