The Mogician wrote: ↑Thu Sep 14, 2017 4:14 pmThe character creation value for attribute points is controlled by 3 4 byte values tied to points left. Use unknown and increase/decrease to find them.
Corresponding numbers for the three values for Attribute Points
3 -> 51 772 6
2 -> 50 516 4
1 -> 49 260 2
0 -> 48 4 0
Corresponding numbers for the three values for Perk Points
3 -> 51 768 6
2 -> 50 512 4
1 -> 49 256 2
0 -> 48 0 0
Corresponding numbers for the three values for Combat Ability Points
2 -> 50 131076 4
1 -> 49 65540 2
0 -> 48 4 0
okay, seems the middle value is not too certain, but it seems that it shifts by 256 for every value changed.
Divinity Original Sin 2
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I was able to change attribute points using the above information but it seemed to only be visual, you could not spend the points and removing a point in game will just reset it to it's normal value. It's also possible i have no idea what i'm doing too.
Fiddled around a bit and was able to get attribute points to change, sort of. Was eventually able to find the 4-772 number range and by locking the value to 772 was able to get as many points as one could want. The value found by the binary search suggested in another post resulted in the previous unusable points though.
Fiddled around a bit and was able to get attribute points to change, sort of. Was eventually able to find the 4-772 number range and by locking the value to 772 was able to get as many points as one could want. The value found by the binary search suggested in another post resulted in the previous unusable points though.
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I don't really understand the "The Mogician" way of changing values, I'm very casual CE user, though I'd really like to understand does it work?
And how do you exactly use those numbers to make it work?
And how do you exactly use those numbers to make it work?
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Points work.
Items work but not for gold.
Maybe a gold or point pointer?
Thanks.
Items work but not for gold.
Maybe a gold or point pointer?
Thanks.
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Gold is fairly easy, it's just a 4 byte exact value.
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Hey - I'm getting the following error with line 15 on the attribute script:
alloc(newmem, $1000, 146A90B + EoCApp.exe)
Not all code is injectable (error in line 15) failure detemrining what EoCapp.exe+146A90B means
Any idea what's causing this? I'm connected to the right process as far as I can tell
alloc(newmem, $1000, 146A90B + EoCApp.exe)
Not all code is injectable (error in line 15) failure detemrining what EoCapp.exe+146A90B means
Any idea what's causing this? I'm connected to the right process as far as I can tell
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You have to lock all three of the four byte values down to truly lock the value.Timone wrote: ↑Thu Sep 14, 2017 8:33 pmI was able to change attribute points using the above information but it seemed to only be visual, you could not spend the points and removing a point in game will just reset it to it's normal value. It's also possible i have no idea what i'm doing too.
Fiddled around a bit and was able to get attribute points to change, sort of. Was eventually able to find the 4-772 number range and by locking the value to 772 was able to get as many points as one could want. The value found by the binary search suggested in another post resulted in the previous unusable points though.
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Was wondering if possible to get a Infinite Weight table to be able to carry anything .... Ty for the current table tho
works great
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I had actually gotten it to work while only locking the middle number.The Mogician wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2017 1:34 amYou have to lock all three of the four byte values down to truly lock the value.Timone wrote: ↑Thu Sep 14, 2017 8:33 pmI was able to change attribute points using the above information but it seemed to only be visual, you could not spend the points and removing a point in game will just reset it to it's normal value. It's also possible i have no idea what i'm doing too.
Fiddled around a bit and was able to get attribute points to change, sort of. Was eventually able to find the 4-772 number range and by locking the value to 772 was able to get as many points as one could want. The value found by the binary search suggested in another post resulted in the previous unusable points though.
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Right I'm starting to feel dumb. But I can't get the table to work. I have an updated GoG version if that matters using cheat Engine 6.7.
I start and load my saved game.
Turn on cheat engine.
Load the table.
Activate the various cheats but no of them work.
Am I missing a step or doing something wrong? I've not had this problem for other games.
I start and load my saved game.
Turn on cheat engine.
Load the table.
Activate the various cheats but no of them work.
Am I missing a step or doing something wrong? I've not had this problem for other games.
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hey, how do i get the money script to work? i do code/full inject and nothing happens
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Any chance of getting the freeze points option back? For those of us who only want a few points instead of 99?
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