FearLess Cheat Engine

ElectroBeam wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 24, 2022 6:53 pm

New Patch Notes 1.1.3, today

Spoiler

v1.1.3 - Patch Notes
Hey we have patched a large number of localisation issues / crashes

- A large update to the game's localisation for all languages. There are still a few translation updates that will be added in future patches
- A number of crash fixes for improved overall game stability.
- A fix for a progression issue involving the encounter with Cassius during the Whack the Mole quest.
- Fixed an issue with the Deianeira character appearing in sections of the game she is not supposed to be based on story decisions. There may still be one remaining scene she could show up in based on story decisions which we are investigating for an upcoming patch

New update, table update needed

ElectroBeam wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 24, 2022 11:38 pm

ElectroBeam wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 24, 2022 6:53 pm

New Patch Notes 1.1.3, today

Spoiler

v1.1.3 - Patch Notes
Hey we have patched a large number of localisation issues / crashes

- A large update to the game's localisation for all languages. There are still a few translation updates that will be added in future patches
- A number of crash fixes for improved overall game stability.
- A fix for a progression issue involving the encounter with Cassius during the Whack the Mole quest.
- Fixed an issue with the Deianeira character appearing in sections of the game she is not supposed to be based on story decisions. There may still be one remaining scene she could show up in based on story decisions which we are investigating for an upcoming patch

New update, table update needed

Updated my little scripts tfigments list still works for everything else

YSLY wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 24, 2022 11:19 pm

Does the Try Add Perk work for anyone else here? if so could someone help me for cheers.

Edited to shut up. Every time I open my uninformed yap, tfigment comes back with more wonders. XD

I have a new process for adding perks. This is experimental like everything else and I cannot guarantee outcomes.

1. Create new game Select one of the 3 perks. Advance to First Battle. Make sure your character is selected. Get the "Last Selected Character | Perks | Map of Hashes | [0]" Value and save it. Value should look like 0000000000A1A155
2. Try again with the another perk selected. And then again if you like to finish it out. Should have the 3 perks now.
3. Load your normal save
4. Use the Experimental > Try Add Perk. Change "Perk HashValue" to one of the ones you did not have from the copied values.
5. Click the AddPerk Button. You should see the Num Perks change on your character and Stats page now show it.

You can use this to get perks from other characters as well by copying the hash values from those characters. If you feel daring you can add perks to your praetorians by setting the entity id value to match the one in the Last Selected Character area.

any way to switch personality types? or maybe even have all different types available simulataneously?
edit: wait nvm just looked at the thread more properly, sorry.

tfigment wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 25, 2022 2:47 am

I have a new process for adding perks. This is experimental like everything else and I cannot guarantee outcomes.

1. Create new game Select one of the 3 perks. Advance to First Battle. Make sure your character is selected. Get the "Last Selected Character | Perks | Map of Hashes | [0]" Value and save it. Value should look like 0000000000A1A155
2. Try again with the another perk selected. And then again if you like to finish it out. Should have the 3 perks now.
3. Load your normal save
4. Use the Experimental > Try Add Perk. Change "Perk HashValue" to one of the ones you did not have from the copied values.
5. Click the AddPerk Button. You should see the Num Perks change on your character and Stats page now show it.

You can use this to get perks from other characters as well by copying the hash values from those characters. If you feel daring you can add perks to your praetorians by setting the entity id value to match the one in the Last Selected Character area.

I can happily confirm this worked for me, thank you so much!

tfigment wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 25, 2022 2:47 am

I have a new process for adding perks. This is experimental like everything else and I cannot guarantee outcomes.

1. Create new game Select one of the 3 perks. Advance to First Battle. Make sure your character is selected. Get the "Last Selected Character | Perks | Map of Hashes | [0]" Value and save it. Value should look like 0000000000A1A155
2. Try again with the another perk selected. And then again if you like to finish it out. Should have the 3 perks now.
3. Load your normal save
4. Use the Experimental > Try Add Perk. Change "Perk HashValue" to one of the ones you did not have from the copied values.
5. Click the AddPerk Button. You should see the Num Perks change on your character and Stats page now show it.

You can use this to get perks from other characters as well by copying the hash values from those characters. If you feel daring you can add perks to your praetorians by setting the entity id value to match the one in the Last Selected Character area.

Cheers mate i just used the save u gave us and found all the 3 perks and added to the character and it works. TY man

I can't activate the "last selected character" script in v13, but I could on v12, anyone care to hlep me out?

So using that method found out u can add other people perks to yourself but i do not know if they will work in game (during battle) or it will crash xD.

yearhyearh wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 25, 2022 3:12 am

I can't activate the "last selected character" script in v13, but I could on v12, anyone care to hlep me out?

Try restart your game close and open it that usually fixes it for me.

YSLY wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 25, 2022 3:14 am

yearhyearh wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 25, 2022 3:12 am

I can't activate the "last selected character" script in v13, but I could on v12, anyone care to hlep me out?

Try restart your game close and open it that usually fixes it for me.

yup, that worked.. or updating cheat engine did.. not sure which

tfigment wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 25, 2022 2:47 am

I have a new process for adding perks. This is experimental like everything else and I cannot guarantee outcomes.

1. Create new game Select one of the 3 perks. Advance to First Battle. Make sure your character is selected. Get the "Last Selected Character | Perks | Map of Hashes | [0]" Value and save it. Value should look like 0000000000A1A155
2. Try again with the another perk selected. And then again if you like to finish it out. Should have the 3 perks now.
3. Load your normal save
4. Use the Experimental > Try Add Perk. Change "Perk HashValue" to one of the ones you did not have from the copied values.
5. Click the AddPerk Button. You should see the Num Perks change on your character and Stats page now show it.

You can use this to get perks from other characters as well by copying the hash values from those characters. If you feel daring you can add perks to your praetorians by setting the entity id value to match the one in the Last Selected Character area.

So you made some type of search to get the hash of the perks¿?
Thats very smart

@tfigment could you add 2 strings in base stats in item editor? Some items have more than 4 main stats

Mefetran wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 25, 2022 8:07 am

@tfigment could you add 2 strings in base stats in item editor? Some items have more than 4 main stats

You can add yourself by progressing the offsets (takes like 10 seconds looking at the code). I managed to get it up to 24 main stats by using array in "Combined Stats Modifiers". Heck, by using the pointer address trick for base and affix I posted, then grabbing the array the game calculated for combined stats, you can have as many stats as you want.

Some discoveries on the item's definition: changing an equipment's definition allows you to equip anyone with anything it seems. You can turn ownership-locked gear into other gears without changing stats or weapon skills. Turning an armor to a talisman will let you equip it in the talisman slot. Though if you equip non-archer with a bow, the game seems to use throw range instead of accuracy to determine shooting range, weird behaviors there.

Another neat thing: each unique equipment has a special effect that cannot be found in the table so far. These effects are not attached to item's definition, meaning you can have these effects on regular gears as well. Here's a common talisman I managed to add on a special effect from Julia's unique armor, which turning it unique for some reason (it doesn't say unique in the definition). There must be a variable for special effect in the item object that can be changed.

'Unique' (actually common) talisman with added special effect

Also, if you want to equip any weapon/shield in the offhand, just turn it into a fist -> equip in offhand -> turn back to original weapon. You'd get all the weapon skills from that piece as well, and the stats window will show offhand damage as if the character is dual-wielding.

variante wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 25, 2022 8:29 am

Heck, by using the pointer address trick for base and affix I posted, then grabbing the array the game calculated for combined stats, you can have as many stats as you want.

as I stated, the game crashes after I put 4 in numarray and maxarray, please elaborate how you did it.
anyway did you manage to give defensive type stats to weapons? like health?