[TOOL] RimCheat - Simple save hack (v.2.0.2)

[pbgben]

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 )


Bugs:
� Slag/Bricks aren't removed as filth (<CompressedThingMap> ToDo)

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AC2_zWS-b7s

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[ItchyFlea]

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. 

[Galileus]

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.

[pbgben]

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

[Galileus]

That might help:

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.

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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++;
}
}
}
}

}



[pbgben]

That might help:

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.

Code Select Expand


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

[Plasmatic]

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

[pbgben]

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!

[pbgben]

Just created a simple download page, http://c-38.co.uk/RIMCheat/
What you think?

[Plasmatic]

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

[ItchyFlea]

A feature request; disabling the Storyteller AI.

To do that you'd need to change this section:

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<StoryState>
<LastThreatQueueTime>-1</LastThreatQueueTime>
<NumThreatsQueued>0</NumThreatsQueued>
<LastQueueTicks>
<KeyList />
<ValueList />
</LastQueueTicks>
</StoryState>

To this:

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<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:

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<AIKingManager>
<KingList />
</AIKingManager>

Again, nice app. It's nice to be able to click a button rather than manually edit the save file. 

Also, would you like me to PM to you the tags for weapons? I would post it here but this post is long enough.

[pbgben]

A feature request; disabling the Storyteller AI.

To do that you'd need to change this section:

Code Select Expand

<StoryState>
<LastThreatQueueTime>-1</LastThreatQueueTime>
<NumThreatsQueued>0</NumThreatsQueued>
<LastQueueTicks>
<KeyList />
<ValueList />
</LastQueueTicks>
</StoryState>

To this:

Code Select Expand

<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:

Code Select Expand

<AIKingManager>
<KingList />
</AIKingManager>

Again, nice app. It's nice to be able to click a button rather than manually edit the save file. 

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 It will save me time later when I add the colonist customization system. 

[pbgben]

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

[ItchyFlea]

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.

[pbgben]

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