![]() ![]() Shame I do not need it, because i've already fought my way through the grind to get the warchiefs I wanted.Ĭoming soon, overall. Overall block is not that big and it is easy to locate, so if someone will be interested, he will finish this thing in no time. I even pinpointed some chunks in this block (namely armguards, backpack, chestplate, head, helmet and skin color). Judging by the complex structure of the savegame, I assume that the answer is no.īut apart from the name, weapon, and, most likely, voice/personality, everything related to the ork's appearance is in the block I've located. I did not do the additional tests (and I most likely will not, sorry), so I don't know if changing his title actually changes his voice/personality. And also I don't know the exact place of savegame, I was able to change the title of the ork. I can get orks with crossbows wearing backpack with spears, but I don't know where the weapon is. I also have no idea where the weapon and the name of the ork lies. I'll do it on this week and I think I will record a nice video showcasing everything, because, as you see, things can be complicated. I assume this is the last thing I need to find. He is not hostile to me when he appears, however, I cannot grab him and, therefore, can't give him any order. Thing is: he have the branded perk, and I found the chunk which determines the branded effect (glowing eyes and blue handprint on his face). The only chunk I have not found so far, is the one which determines if I can grab him or not. If you do not change this one, he simply won't appear and you will have to cancel the summon manually via menu. One more chunk of 4-bytes which determine if he actually will show up when you summon him. Yes, it is necessary to change him being assigned from some plot-line yellow mission to the blue one where you summon him. Managed to pinpoint almost all the necessary bytes in the savegame to resurrect the dead ork and summon him. ![]() Maybe one day I will be able to do tables and trainers and stuff.Īnyway, I did some work today. Editing savegames is probably the best thing I can do in terms of game modding. Life's been a bitch to me recently, so I'm kinda. I was thinking more in the line of what #SeiKur0 and #Kalas did with SoW. I have to admit that this is the 1st time I see someone tackling this from the 'save' point of view (since devs started encrypting their saves). Activate the trainer options by checking boxes or setting values from 0 to 1Īs #Forces said: not to hurry.Click the PC icon in Cheat Engine in order to select the game process.Thanks Paul, I tried to hack this one myself but wasn't doing so well. Complete the trial and see what the results are. I'll let it run till about 30 minutes then freeze it. (but then again, the counter starts internally at '60' secs - so one can not search for the actual secs - which gives me a good feeling about it working correctly) If SoM reports back that you did not finish within the time limit, then I only "hit" the visual onscreen counter. Ps: I did try/start several/different trials, and the timer stops for each of them. (while you actually spent far more time on getting things done!) That said: I only "stopped" the timer onscreen I did not complete a trial at all! So I would appreciate the feedback, from someone who actually finished one (or several) trials, confirming that you were successful within the indicated timeframe. Not really that difficult to find (in this case): start with unknow float (they use a double-precision for the timer here), and keep checking on 'increased value' while switching between CE and SoM.
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