tharshak wrote: ↑Fri May 30, 2025 3:32 pm
What's the Emperor Ribbon? I'm afraid to drop it as no idea what it is, or what it does
This is a drop of the W6 boss and can be used to craft the new emperor armor I think.
RexyTheDog wrote: ↑Fri May 30, 2025 10:00 am
does any1 know the array for 'Medallion Collection' for Wind Walker?
takes too long to collect manually...
The Medallion's are stored in
bEngine.getGameAttribute("Compass")[3]
and structed like:
["steak", "beanG", "slimeG", "mushG"]
.
If you want to add something to this array we need to do 2 things:
1. Find the name of the mob you want to add to the array, which can be done like so:
Instead of finding a list of all mobs and their name I just search in the Idleon Cheat Injector UI at
[Link] for the mob I want to add.
So if I want to add a Quenchie to the medallion array I would type in the Available Cheats quenchie. Open up the Spawn tab and it will show spawn glass (quenchie). Glass is the name the game uses internally and Quenchie is only displayed to us.
2. Now that we have the internal name of the mob we want to add we do:
bEngine.getGameAttribute("Compass")[3].push("name of mob")
So in our case:
bEngine.getGameAttribute("Compass")[3].push("glass")
Note that this is capital sensitive.
And if you made a mistake/typo when pushing a mob into the Medallion array you can fix it by:
1. If it was the latest pushed we can simply pop it:
bEngine.getGameAttribute("Compass")[3].pop();
So if the array was like this:
["steak", "beanG", "slimeG", "typo"]
After running the command it will be like this:
["steak", "beanG", "slimeG"]
2. If you didn't notice the typo until adding a couple more your array may look like this:
["steak", "beanG", "slimeG", "typo", "glass"]
And we need to do:
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let compass = bEngine.getGameAttribute("Compass")[3];
let index = compass.indexOf("typo");
if (index !== -1) {
compass.splice(index, 1); // Remove 1 item at the found index
}
Here you need to change typo to whatever it is you want to remove and this will turn the array into:
["steak", "beanG", "slimeG", "glass"]
Note that all the commands I use work for me in the online UI and using the Embedded Devtools console.