Not sure if anyone else reported it, but if you give girls to a monster nest and then lose the raid (say, by accidentally clicking the attack button when you didn't mean to when your party only has 1 unit) then it can become impossible to raid them again and you will never be able to interact with that nest again.
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I've been trying to edit these codes with dnspy but failed, it simply won't compile. I keep getting errors relate to the identifier g__TraitContains. Wondering if anyone have the same issue or some mighty lord of codes can help me figure out what went wrong.
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Did you just keep rapidly click on it? Or have you tried again after a day has elapsed in game?
Possibly.
For those wanting to take a crack at it, this is the code, from the namespace SeqScripts Class GameManager
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The important bits are in the "initialization" if statement, if that wasn't obvious.
I'll just point out that copy pasting this into a .cs file is going to get the game to give you like 250 errors. And the GameManager class is one of the biggest.
My brain is just not working right now on how to solve the mess of overloading that Method. And how the Scripting works hasn't allowed me to reference some of the other Libraries like Spine or DG, so the dumb caveman stuff isn't exactly working for it.
Currently, the simplest (and the method I like least) is just to modify the Assembly-CSharp.dll file directly.
It's an issue with DNSpy and the fact that the low level code calls generated by the Compiler doesn't play nice. Nothing you are doing wrong, just another reason why I want to chug alcohol when dealing with code.
If you did want to do something, you'll need to branch out. Using things like DotPeek to export the entire dll, edit it in Visual Studio or something, and then recompile it.
Edit: And as you can see, editing the GameManager folder can be like stepping on a hive of fire ants.
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My knowledge in coding isn't as great as standard programmers. Yet looking at those, I do understand if we barely able to find any lead.
I wonder if we could find some kind of registry list within the codes that generates the characters within the inventory.
Have you checked anything?
This just calls the script to grab the base character/building files. Best bet I have that is simple is to change the character scripts like we do for color, but modify it only when a new game is starting. Just need to reference the GameManager.GetPlayEventFlag, probably using System.Reflection API to invoke the method so I don't create a new instance.
Just need to play around with it. . . but that is another day's me.
Hello,
I was playing around with this and i was able to do some editing with the GameManager as well as having the initial woman to spawn with trait on game start.
This is what it looks like in game. I am not sure how the trait chance array work in the file. but only 2 traits are showing up.
As for how to edit the GameManager, using dnSpy, right click and select Edit IL instructions.
Yeah, you can edit IL instructions, but that isn't something I'm going to recommend someone just dabbling in it to do. Also was doing things when I should have been asleep, so my brain really was not going to arse around with IL instructions.
Also, you only have two traits because you have "ConceptionRatex, SexTimex, DeploymentCostx" in one quote, so it is looking for the Trait named "ConceptionRatex, SexTimex, DeploymentCostx" instead.
You can also just use the extension for a Woman0_x.character, like they do for the waves, instead of writing the entire class again if you just wanted traits.
Some work, some don't. Player gets starting traits, Extra Colors, and added stuff (might be a bit weird with the Shortstack/Oni stuff, haven't done the testing for why they only spawn Shortstacks or Onis respectively. . .)
I'm also looking for where in the code is the stuff blocking character allocations beyond the two I've identified.
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Yes, it has been properly mentioned beforehand.
However, that is not what we're trying to figure out, not the ones with modifying the main game file.
Are the structures show here https://f95zone.to/threads/projectr-v0-4-0-3-team-apple-pie.181803/post-15376084 The pillories next to the gates in the game now?
They ran into issues, so the pillories didn't get added in this update. They'll be buildable on the field in the future if they don't end up scraping it entirely.
Ah so no editing the main file. looking through the code in I did find this it seems to be inserting the character in to the list
and since this code is generating new character just need to call this code with the correct parameters.
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I believe that is what DraconisOminous currently trying to figure out.
Using them as it is, seems to just inserting new characters that would conflict with the ones that already initialized, without replacing them.
...Now it gets me thinking if there is something we could use from "Character Delete"(The Trash Icon) codes.
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Pretty sure this is the relevant code for the Character Delete methods, from my 'favorite' class, GameManager.
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I'm not sure what you were expecting, the code is mostly just here to cleanup every reference point possible.
Oh, I'm an idiot. So, Good news! I solved the problem (ish). If you want to add starting traits to your Goblins and Woman, I can give you the code here.
C:
private static bool getFlag()
{
bool flag;
GameManager gameManager = GameManager.Instance;
flag = gameManager.GetPlayEventFlag("Initialization");
return flag;
}Then just add something like this
C:
if (!getFlag())
{
character.AddTrait("TRAIT_ID");
}If you want to get Orcs and Sisters instead, that will take a bit more work, particularly if you want to just replace the ones as they come in. But if you just want to have them on hand. . . That I can do for you pretty easy.
This only will work on the Woman file to start with if you don't want copies everywhere.
Ignore any weird goblin color, my character.cs scripts are the same.
This was my nested if statement:
C:
if (!getFlag())
{
character.AddTrait("Damage0");
if (character.DataId == "Woman1")
{
GameManager gameManager = GameManager.Instance;
gameManager.NewCharacter("Orc", "None", "List", 0, 0, 0, -1);
}
}
}Edit: For those who just want the Woman file I gave as an example (with Damage0 being changed to Damage1 if you don't want to create a new TraitID), here you go.
Edit 2: I strongly advise you not to put Woman1 in the NewCharacter field.
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I can't help but to comment on this part. Literally 101 programmer moment there.
Regardless, that was definitely a step up.
Btw, I think you do need to bold and enlarge this line.