UPDATED
I've updated the app, many of its original features were broken so I've disabled them.
Features:
Clean Corpses (Buggy)
Clean Filth(Blood etc..)
Auto Updating
Future Features
Colonist> Skills
Colonist> Traits
Spawn> Items/Weapons/Colonists
Remove rebels
Change Money, Food, Metal
Heal Colonists
Weaken Rebels(Set's them to 0HP so the're one shot kill :D)
Bugs:
� Slag/Bricks aren't removed as filth (<CompressedThingMap> ToDo)
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AC2_zWS-b7s
Download Link
Website (http://c38.co/RIMCheat/)
Virus Total Scan
Scan (https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/7dc4fc6e1af86bc99893167004cab12ff2fa9541041fe4b14af37d142eaa81aa/analysis/1388659293/)
I believe Rock Debris and Slag Debris are contained within the <CompressedThingMap> section of the save-file. They are not contained in the <Things> section.
Nice app. I look forward to seeing what else you add to it. :)
Quote from: ItchyFlea on December 31, 2013, 05:37:12 AM
I believe Rock Debris and Slag Debris are contained within the <CompressedThingMap> section of the save-file. They are not contained in the <Things> section.
Yep, that's exactly right. As of now, debris are not tagged as separate entries, and are considered part of scenery as far as save-files goes.
Quote from: Galileus on December 31, 2013, 05:52:22 AM
Quote from: ItchyFlea on December 31, 2013, 05:37:12 AM
I believe Rock Debris and Slag Debris are contained within the <CompressedThingMap> section of the save-file. They are not contained in the <Things> section.
Yep, that's exactly right. As of now, debris are not tagged as separate entries, and are considered part of scenery as far as save-files goes.
Thanks for letting me know, its Base64 encoded so ill get onto that soon.
As for now, Iv just added a "Remove Raiders" feature :)
And Im going to use application deployment so I can push updates automatically :P
That might help:
Quote from: Tynan on November 14, 2013, 01:00:57 PM
This is the code that saves boolean grids into that compressed format. It uses Base64 to save characters after bit-packing the booleans several at a time into an array of bytes.
public static void ExposeBoolGrid( ref bool[,] grid, string label )
{
string fogBase64 = "";
int numBytes = (int)Math.Ceiling((Find.Map.Size.x * Find.Map.Size.z) / 6f );
byte[] fogBytes = new byte[ numBytes ];
if( Scribe.mode == LoadSaveMode.Saving )
{
//Pack the fog of war map into an array of bytes in base64
int byteInd = 0;
byte bitInd = 1;
for( int k=0; k< Find.Map.Size.z; k++)
{
for( int i=0; i< Find.Map.Size.x; i++)
{
if( grid[i,k] )
fogBytes[byteInd] |= bitInd;
bitInd *= 2;
if( bitInd > 32 )
{
bitInd = 1;
byteInd++;
}
}
}
fogBase64 = System.Convert.ToBase64String( fogBytes );
fogBase64 = AddLineBreaksTo(fogBase64);
}
Scribe.LookField( ref fogBase64, label);
if( Scribe.mode == LoadSaveMode.LoadingVars )
{
fogBase64.Replace("\n", "");
//Unpack the Base64 into the fog map
fogBytes = System.Convert.FromBase64String( fogBase64 );
int byteInd = 0;
byte bitInd = 1;
for( int k=0; k< Find.Map.Size.z; k++)
{
for( int i=0; i< Find.Map.Size.x; i++)
{
if( grid == null )
grid = new bool[Find.Map.Size.x, Find.Map.Size.z];
grid[i,k] = (fogBytes[ byteInd ] & bitInd) != 0;
bitInd *= 2;
if( bitInd > 32 )
{
bitInd = 1;
byteInd++;
}
}
}
}
}
Quote from: Galileus on January 01, 2014, 05:34:20 AM
That might help:
Quote from: Tynan on November 14, 2013, 01:00:57 PM
This is the code that saves boolean grids into that compressed format. It uses Base64 to save characters after bit-packing the booleans several at a time into an array of bytes.
public static void ExposeBoolGrid( ref bool[,] grid, string label )
{
string fogBase64 = "";
int numBytes = (int)Math.Ceiling((Find.Map.Size.x * Find.Map.Size.z) / 6f );
byte[] fogBytes = new byte[ numBytes ];
if( Scribe.mode == LoadSaveMode.Saving )
{
//Pack the fog of war map into an array of bytes in base64
int byteInd = 0;
byte bitInd = 1;
for( int k=0; k< Find.Map.Size.z; k++)
{
for( int i=0; i< Find.Map.Size.x; i++)
{
if( grid[i,k] )
fogBytes[byteInd] |= bitInd;
bitInd *= 2;
if( bitInd > 32 )
{
bitInd = 1;
byteInd++;
}
}
}
fogBase64 = System.Convert.ToBase64String( fogBytes );
fogBase64 = AddLineBreaksTo(fogBase64);
}
Scribe.LookField( ref fogBase64, label);
if( Scribe.mode == LoadSaveMode.LoadingVars )
{
fogBase64.Replace("\n", "");
//Unpack the Base64 into the fog map
fogBytes = System.Convert.FromBase64String( fogBase64 );
int byteInd = 0;
byte bitInd = 1;
for( int k=0; k< Find.Map.Size.z; k++)
{
for( int i=0; i< Find.Map.Size.x; i++)
{
if( grid == null )
grid = new bool[Find.Map.Size.x, Find.Map.Size.z];
grid[i,k] = (fogBytes[ byteInd ] & bitInd) != 0;
bitInd *= 2;
if( bitInd > 32 )
{
bitInd = 1;
byteInd++;
}
}
}
}
}
Its for the fog of war but Im sure it will help a little. Thanks :P
Another feature to implement in the future could be traits, for example changing colonists to have the "Tough" trait which means 150 hp instead of 100.
Outlined in:
http://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=1401.0
And later on, Skills (enable/disable, level up etc) Outlined in: http://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=1451.0
After that, maybe the weapon the colonist/raider is carrying? also found within the save file, Outlined in: http://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=1092.135
Quote from: Plasmatic on January 02, 2014, 04:55:24 AM
Another feature to implement in the future could be traits, for example changing colonists to have the "Tough" trait which means 150 hp instead of 100.
Outlined in:
http://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=1401.0
And later on, Skills (enable/disable, level up etc) Outlined in: http://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=1451.0
After that, maybe the weapon the colonist/raider is carrying? also found within the save file, Outlined in: http://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=1092.135
Wow, Awesome ideas! Ill add them to the list. Thanks!
Just created a simple download page, http://c-38.co.uk/RIMCheat/
What you think?
Quote from: pbgben on January 02, 2014, 06:06:48 AM
Just created a simple download page, http://c-38.co.uk/RIMCheat/
What you think?
Looks good, nice and clean, only you forgot to mention "Change Food"
It might be a better idea to just have one say "Change resources, or "Change Metal/Food/Money"
Another feature that you could add is to Incapacitate all the raiders at once, regardless of health.. Outlines here: http://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=1498.0
A feature request; disabling the Storyteller AI.
To do that you'd need to change this section:
<StoryState>
<LastThreatQueueTime>-1</LastThreatQueueTime>
<NumThreatsQueued>0</NumThreatsQueued>
<LastQueueTicks>
<KeyList />
<ValueList />
</LastQueueTicks>
</StoryState>To this:
<StoryState IsNull="True" />This effectively completely disables random events, such as raiders showing up. Unfortunately it also disables trader ships and travellers.
Also, bug reports.
• Leaves dfsvc.exe running in memory when installed, uninstalled or used.
• Does not remove the <AIKing> raider information when removing raiders. (Leaving this in does not cause any problems in-game.)
• Throws an unhandled exception when clicking on any button in the main window if a save is not opened on app start.
About the <AIKing> section.
You'll want to change it to this when raiders are removed:
<AIKingManager>
<KingList />
</AIKingManager>Again, nice app. It's nice to be able to click a button rather than manually edit the save file. :D
Also, would you like me to PM to you the tags for weapons? I would post it here but this post is long enough. :)
Quote from: ItchyFlea on January 02, 2014, 07:27:51 PM
A feature request; disabling the Storyteller AI.
To do that you'd need to change this section:
<StoryState>
<LastThreatQueueTime>-1</LastThreatQueueTime>
<NumThreatsQueued>0</NumThreatsQueued>
<LastQueueTicks>
<KeyList />
<ValueList />
</LastQueueTicks>
</StoryState>
To this:
<StoryState IsNull="True" />
This effectively completely disables random events, such as raiders showing up. Unfortunately it also disables trader ships and travellers.
Also, bug reports.
• Leaves dfsvc.exe running in memory when installed, uninstalled or used.
• Does not remove the <AIKing> raider information when removing raiders. (Leaving this in does not cause any problems in-game.)
• Throws an unhandled exception when clicking on any button in the main window if a save is not opened on app start.
About the <AIKing> section.
You'll want to change it to this when raiders are removed:
<AIKingManager>
<KingList />
</AIKingManager>
Again, nice app. It's nice to be able to click a button rather than manually edit the save file. :D
Also, would you like me to PM to you the tags for weapons? I would post it here but this post is long enough. :)
Thanks for the suggestions and bug's, Ill get onto those asap! And I'd love the weapon list :P It will save me time later when I add the colonist customization system.
Woop just updated! added a feature to modify individual colonists, More will be added to this editor soon.
Bug Fixes
Leaves dfsvc.exe running in memory when installed, uninstalled or used. > Its part of the Oneclick feature(Auto Updates)
Throws an unhandled exception when clicking on any button in the main window if a save is not opened on app start. > Re-designed the app, you must select a save now
There's two bugs with the weapon part of the colonist editor:
• If the colonist does have a weapon, the tag <Pos> is left empty, causing the game to crash when it tries to load the save.
• If the colonist does not have a weapon, the tag <Primary IsNull="True" /> stays, preventing the game from seeing the added weapon.
Quote from: ItchyFlea on January 03, 2014, 07:50:51 AM
There's two bugs with the weapon part of the colonist editor:
• If the colonist does have a weapon, the tag <Pos> is left empty, causing the game to crash when it tries to load the save.
• If the colonist does not have a weapon, the tag <Primary IsNull="True" /> stays, preventing the game from seeing the added weapon.
Hmm, thats strange it worked when I first tested :/ Ill fix that asap
Ok I've fixed those bugs, sorry about that. :(
Iv also added a simple backup that makes a copy of the save at the beginning of each load (If it corrupts then DONT OPEN THE CHEAT) Just remove the .bak from the end :P
Quote from: pbgben on January 03, 2014, 05:33:51 PM
Ok I've fixed those bugs, sorry about that. :(
No worries. I have strange hobbies, one of them is finding bugs in software. :)
Speaking of bugs, I think it's safe to ignore the one about the <AIKing>. The game appears to take care of that itself.
From what I've read this seems like a very good mod, but I have a problem
Whenever I start the application and try to choose a save file I'm not able to find my RimWorld folder through it but I am through my start menu, In case you need to know this is the directory to it
Computer>OS(C:)>Users>KingHighLander>AppData>LocalLow>Ludeon Studios>RimWorld
Also to get to the AppData junction from the start menu I have to search %appdata% then go back from the Roaming folder to get the LocalLow folder
Hope you can help :)
Hello there, thanks for the hack. I am having a few issues with it however, i can use it to remove bodies and filth, however when i try to do anything else i get the following message:
See the end of this message for details on invoking
just-in-time (JIT) debugging instead of this dialog box.
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I've just updated the code for removing filth and corpses.
I'll try to be more active on this and fix the rest and continue