Underrail (+Expedition)
Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2023 3:55 pm
Howdy
I've spent some time on this table and awfully proud of it
Cheat Engine is a genius tool and I'm so glad it exists.
This is for Underrail + Expedition DLC, using the GOG version 1.1.5.12. I don't know if it works for Steam version, but my guess is that it will, as I'm using AoB injection. I also don't know if it works on Underrail without the DLC.
Most of the cheats are either straightforward or self-explanatory. Due to the nature of ingame memory in Underrail, the code is loaded only upon it's first "execution" - meaning, for example, the "Click Item For Data Structure" AoB scan will not find any code to inject into on a freshly started game, until the player actually clicks an item. This loads the original, base code into memory, and THEN the cheat table aobscan + injection can occur.
I've provided as detailed descriptions as I could for individual cheats. In case of doubts that trial and error and experimentation do not solve feel free to ask me in this thread.
Some notable features include:
- Changing item amounts, crafting component quality, energy in an item (works even in huge numbers vastly above capacity, but beware that EMP grenade)
- For "crafted" equipment items (as they're "uniquely generated" compared to other, generic items) changes persist through saves, and even through character imports. Set infinite durability flag (to remove durability mechanic). Set weight to negative (like -1e100, go wild) to make an item not only weightless but actually give you infinite carry capacity. Make guns and crossbows not use ammo/energy by setting their ammo type to 'melee default'. Change critical chance to 100%, change the metal fist damage to be 1 million Acid. Make a shield have a dissipation rate of 0% and conversion rate in the millions. Make a sniper rifle have 4 base action point cost. Have a knife with 50 range and SMG with always 95% precision. Make metal armors require no minimal strength, and have over the top damage thresholds/resistances. Change the name, description, and even icon of an item - make a sledgehammer look like a burger. Perhaps the most hilarious is the Effects cheat - copy and paste the effect IDs from a Health Hypo to a pair of leather boots, so that you can infinitely use them as a healing item, and make it's power be 9999 to always heal to full. (Make a pistol into a repair kit, make a hat into an unlimited battery with 9999 recharge power).
- Give yourself the minimum value of Psi Points at 100. Since it can't go below 100, welcome infinite cave magic. Have your health have a minimum value of 1 for god mode. (Yes, it carries over saves, and character imports)
- Change base ability scores, skills, specializations even into millions. Change experience to level up, change feat points to get all the ingame feats.
- As a bonus any trade always accepted is handy if you have a lot of items taking up space that you want to remove altogether but the trader won't accept them.
Cheerio!
I've spent some time on this table and awfully proud of it
Cheat Engine is a genius tool and I'm so glad it exists.This is for Underrail + Expedition DLC, using the GOG version 1.1.5.12. I don't know if it works for Steam version, but my guess is that it will, as I'm using AoB injection. I also don't know if it works on Underrail without the DLC.
Most of the cheats are either straightforward or self-explanatory. Due to the nature of ingame memory in Underrail, the code is loaded only upon it's first "execution" - meaning, for example, the "Click Item For Data Structure" AoB scan will not find any code to inject into on a freshly started game, until the player actually clicks an item. This loads the original, base code into memory, and THEN the cheat table aobscan + injection can occur.
I've provided as detailed descriptions as I could for individual cheats. In case of doubts that trial and error and experimentation do not solve feel free to ask me in this thread.
Some notable features include:
- Changing item amounts, crafting component quality, energy in an item (works even in huge numbers vastly above capacity, but beware that EMP grenade)
- For "crafted" equipment items (as they're "uniquely generated" compared to other, generic items) changes persist through saves, and even through character imports. Set infinite durability flag (to remove durability mechanic). Set weight to negative (like -1e100, go wild) to make an item not only weightless but actually give you infinite carry capacity. Make guns and crossbows not use ammo/energy by setting their ammo type to 'melee default'. Change critical chance to 100%, change the metal fist damage to be 1 million Acid. Make a shield have a dissipation rate of 0% and conversion rate in the millions. Make a sniper rifle have 4 base action point cost. Have a knife with 50 range and SMG with always 95% precision. Make metal armors require no minimal strength, and have over the top damage thresholds/resistances. Change the name, description, and even icon of an item - make a sledgehammer look like a burger. Perhaps the most hilarious is the Effects cheat - copy and paste the effect IDs from a Health Hypo to a pair of leather boots, so that you can infinitely use them as a healing item, and make it's power be 9999 to always heal to full. (Make a pistol into a repair kit, make a hat into an unlimited battery with 9999 recharge power).
- Give yourself the minimum value of Psi Points at 100. Since it can't go below 100, welcome infinite cave magic. Have your health have a minimum value of 1 for god mode. (Yes, it carries over saves, and character imports)
- Change base ability scores, skills, specializations even into millions. Change experience to level up, change feat points to get all the ingame feats.
- As a bonus any trade always accepted is handy if you have a lot of items taking up space that you want to remove altogether but the trader won't accept them.
Cheerio!