For those interested, all the javascript is in the html file given. A fairly ingenious solution I must admit, is storing all values in arrays (nested arrays). You can run through the html file fairly quickly with your favourite text editor, look for a name of a character (for example, Gina) and understand what the javascript is doing above the passage.
You can change different characters values within the console. The values for all character is stored under $data[13]. So to change the values of characters - using Gina as an example and wanting to change the value of the corruption variable, you can use the following command:
JavaScript:
window.$data[13][0][2] = parseInt($data[13][0][2])+<value>
With the parseInt function, you can't use "=" to set a value. It has to be added to (+) or minused from (-).
Using the same method, you can change the values for the MC using $data[3], allowing you to change all values including money, charisma, strength, etc.
For example, command to add 1000 to the money variable:
Code:
window.$data[3][2] = parseInt($data[3][2])+1000;