HTML Masters of Raana [v0.8.3.7] [GrimDark]

[Ennoch]

I'll just edit my current cash total or edit the game code to make it so that the thing I want to do provides double/triple/quadruple profit in the game code).

Can this be done with investments?

 

[oldgamesnewcontent]

Can this be done with investments?

Yep!

 

[oldgamesnewcontent]

If someone wants me to implement something specific and show how it's done for the newest patch (the one that's supporter-only right now), just pass me your HTML file. If it's something as simple as increasing the cash you get from an activity or investment or whatever, I can even provide a script that will do it for you without you having to open the html file. I'm currently working on mods for two updates ago, so I'm not sure how the code is different now.

Edit: If you're going to ask me to do something like make it possible to activate sexual situations with characters the game currently doesn't allow you to, realize that you're asking for something a bit larger than "Double the income I get from Nika's shop." Two people in this thread have previously claimed to solve blocked events and visuals and dialog, but small modifications that result in checks being skipped isn't the same thing as actually redesigning your game to treat all NPCs equally for every part of the game. If there's enough demand for it, I might actually create a gameversion-altering script that sets all NPCs to be treated equally based on the most recent code. But also be aware that Grim might not like that and might change things in the code so that said script wouldn't work on future versions.

tl;dr If you want major changes, especially about sex things, you're better off learning to edit the game yourself

 

[tooldev]

It really depends on how you define "unique story."

Hello, I have been modding things over on the discord server. Haven't checked in here for a while.

MoR has four different types of NPC: Story-integrated, Explicitly defined, Expanded Random, and Throwaway

Characters like Lovisa are Story-integrated. Parts of the gameplay revolve around them and they are heavily referenced in significant parts of the code. Mercenary hireables ridge the gray line between Story-integrated and Explicitly Defined because they might not have special dialog or interaction points beyond hiring them, but they're always available in the standard gametype once their conditions have been met (unless you send them off to a destination of no return, rather than releasing them back into the wild).

Characters like Kate are Explicitly Defined. You don't get tips for how to get them unless they have a wiki entry or you look through the game code. If you miss your one chance to get them, you miss them permanently (unless you edit your save file or active state variables). Explicitly Defined characters might only have a few aspects of the character uniquely set (such as name and a special trait), or they might also have special dialog in the game if they are present in your household. Some boss fights have this kind of character available for capture. Dolcaar is one of them.

Characters like ??? ??? that you capture in generic battles (not boss fights) or buy from non-quest slave market auctions are Expanded Random. They have art sets and personal details that are picked out of a pool of possible options. You can't release them into the wild and get them back later.

Throwaway NPCs are the remaining NPCs that aren't intended to be kept in your household. Some of them are Explicitly Defined (like the prowler) adn some are randoms that rolled a result outside of the list of available image sets and personal details. As the dev works on the game, more throwaways get turned into Expanded Randoms (via their rolls being linked to art sets and descriptive text, or via the game code being changed so that they can feasibly stick around longer in your household).

You can create a custom NPC for your game by modifying the game code for an avatar number that is linked to an NPC that you have in your household. Don't modify the number! Modify the related code. For example, you can turn Lovisa into a custom NPC by looking up all occurences of her avatar ID in the code and changing the related dialog, name definitions, stats, etc. You can do the same with any mercenary you have, any Explicitly Defined you have, or any Expanded Random you have. You just look up the avatar ID number assigned to the NPC in your save file, then find all associated instances in the game's code and change whatever related details you want to.

I am taking issue with some wording you have here, since that would be in complete opposition to how the game is structured.

You say 'Throwaway NPCs are the remaining NPCs that aren't intended to be kept in your household'. Without digging through code or by memorizing the wiki entries the player has no effective way of knowing what is what. If those are not meant to be part of the household, why let them join in the first place? If the game's idea is to only fill the household with chars that are non-throwaways, why not simply disable the ability to add them to the household in the first place?

People have had many issues understanding who is what (just go back the thread and count those posts), the wiki never states anything about that being a main idea of the game, because that would mean there is a certain way a player is supposed to play the game to be successful. A player that hasnt been playing for a longer time can not see the difference in terms of stat limits vs better stats for integrated ones either. So either this really needs fixing asap or at least some proper stating in the wiki.

 

[Ennoch]

If someone wants me to implement something specific and show how it's done for the newest patch (the one that's supporter-only right now), just pass me your HTML file. If it's something as simple as increasing the cash you get from an activity or investment or whatever, I can even provide a script that will do it for you without you having to open the html file. I'm currently working on mods for two updates ago, so I'm not sure how the code is different now.

Edit: If you're going to ask me to do something like make it possible to activate sexual situations with characters the game currently doesn't allow you to, realize that you're asking for something a bit larger than "Double the income I get from Nika's shop." Two people in this thread have previously claimed to solve blocked events and visuals and dialog, but small modifications that result in checks being skipped isn't the same thing as actually redesigning your game to treat all NPCs equally for every part of the game. If there's enough demand for it, I might actually create a gameversion-altering script that sets all NPCs to be treated equally based on the most recent code. But also be aware that Grim might not like that and might change things in the code so that said script wouldn't work on future versions.

tl;dr If you want major changes, especially about sex things, you're better off learning to edit the game yourself

If you could tell me how to change prostitution income that would be nice.
I could only find a single line that sets the baseline income for blowjob to $50 which is of course totally different than what the wiki says in either types of whoring but regardless of that, full service and escorting suppose to have a flat base line. I just couldn't find those.

 

[Clemency]

All these effort to sex-change male NPCs. Just do not hire them.

Go use Porrvald's automod's built-in cheats, or look up the milambus code for NPC cheats, or open up saveeditonline, take your favorite females, give them traitcrack = 100, traitbrawl = 100, traitammo = 100, traitstealth = 100. There you go. Your favorites now have crackshot, ammo pack, brawler, and shadowborn traits. They're all now Aydens that can change weapons. And it carries over every version change because the data is in your save file. Just make sure they have an allowance of $200/day to keep Ammo Pack active.

 

[Ennoch]

All these effort to sex-change male NPCs. Just do not hire them.

Go use Porrvald's automod's built-in cheats, or look up the milambus code for NPC cheats, or open up saveeditonline, take your favorite females, give them traitcrack = 100, traitbrawl = 100, traitammo = 100, traitstealth = 100. There you go. Your favorites now have crackshot, ammo pack, brawler, and shadowborn traits. They're all now Aydens that can change weapons. And it carries over every version change because the data is in your save file. Just make sure they have an allowance of $200/day to keep Ammo Pack active.

Why the sex change effort by the way? I never caught the reason explained behind it.

 

[tooldev]

Why the sex change effort by the way? I never caught the reason explained behind it.

If i recall right, the reasoning was that females have a wider spectrum of activities and influence possibilities compared to males. By 'technically' making them females, males would get the same 'treatment' as one can apply to females.

 

[M1keXL]

Hey guys.

I noticed that there are no sex sounds in the game. There are sounds of bathing, spanking, whipping, piercing, butt plugging/unplugging but no sounds of sucking, fucking or orgasming.

Is this a bug or is it supposed to be like this? Or is this a WIP?

 

[Zorg119]

Is there any benefit using prowlers as followers for melee versus expensive mercenaries/NPC. Is bare-hand + high STR better than weapon with less STR?. I didn't find damage formula. (If it is good, I may just train all householders for will to negate debuff)

 

[Clemency]

Is there any benefit using prowlers as followers for melee versus expensive mercenaries/NPC. Is bare-hand + high STR better than weapon with less STR?. I didn't find damage formula. (If it is good, I may just train all householders for will to negate debuff)

What's their STR? Because if it's not... 600 or something do not bother. The ability to use a weapon will get your farther in the long run.

 

[Zorg119]

I am taking issue with some wording you have here, since that would be in complete opposition to how the game is structured.

You say 'Throwaway NPCs are the remaining NPCs that aren't intended to be kept in your household'. Without digging through code or by memorizing the wiki entries the player has no effective way of knowing what is what. If those are not meant to be part of the household, why let them join in the first place? If the game's idea is to only fill the household with chars that are non-throwaways, why not simply disable the ability to add them to the household in the first place?

People have had many issues understanding who is what (just go back the thread and count those posts), the wiki never states anything about that being a main idea of the game, because that would mean there is a certain way a player is supposed to play the game to be successful. A player that hasnt been playing for a longer time can not see the difference in terms of stat limits vs better stats for integrated ones either. So either this really needs fixing asap or at least some proper stating in the wiki.

This is +100.
I sold 2 (only confirmed) unique NPC (and realize that after many in-game days and no save files) because there is no visual indication. i know some, usually japanese, games used this mechanic (enemy capture), but adding a hint would be helpful

 

[khumak]

Why the sex change effort by the way? I never caught the reason explained behind it.

Yeah I don't see the point in that either. If I want an all girl household I'll just dismiss all the guys. It's not like there's a shortage of females in MoR. Plus tweaking the code to make the guys girls does not create female renders for them. So I don't want a female Ayden. Clea already exists and has renders. Ayden can either be dismissed or be an expensive workshop worker... I guess I could see tweaking the gender slider for kids so you can have 100% daughters instead of 75% if you really want to pimp out your daughters when they get old enough but that's not really my thing.

 

[beefenstein]

This is +100.
I sold 2 (only confirmed) unique NPC (and realize that after many in-game days and no save files) because there is no visual indication. i know some, usually japanese, games used this mechanic (enemy capture), but adding a hint would be helpful

Speaking of which... Anyone know how to reset the Juno Rowena and Kelly McTierney encounters? I sold them both before I knew how the NPC system works. Also, Nicole Boulay, apparently.

 

[Clemency]

Speaking of which... Anyone know how to reset the Juno Rowena and Kelly McTierney encounters? I sold them both before I knew how the NPC system works. Also, Nicole Boulay, apparently.

SugarCube.State.active.variables.ownjuno = 0

Should reset Juno's encounter. It did mine just now.

 

[beefenstein]

SugarCube.State.active.variables.ownjuno = 0

Should reset Juno's encounter. It did mine just now.

Thanks. That did indeed work.