I checked the code to see if the cheats had changed. They have not, other than the additions that qwtwe listed. That means the problem is on the user end. You have to enter the codes exactly as they are, no extra spaces, no changes in capitalization.I did it just will not accept them game deleted
single right click copy/paste also just typed them in nothing workedI checked the code to see if the cheats had changed. They have not, other than the additions that qwtwe listed. That means the problem is on the user end. You have to enter the codes exactly as they are, no extra spaces, no changes in capitalization.
The most likely issue is that you are double clicking on one of the cheats to highlight that cheat for copy/paste. The issue with that, is that the proceeding space is highlighted as well. That means that instead of copying "ymoney", you are actually copying "ymoney ". The author has not done anything for input sanitization.
If that is not the issue, then check other potential issues. Are you using a weird keyboard, an uncommon keyboard, or anything that messes with your keyboard input? This is just HTML coding, so it shouldn't matter if you are using a pc, mac, or linux; however, are you using a mac?
To be honest, this game is rather generic and there are a multitude of errors that cause this game to be too unstable. You aren't really missing anything.
Well, in that case, I would recommend that you open the HTML file in notepad++ (or any text editor) and go to lines 2613 to 2674 to see if the version you have actually has the codes. If you have a different version you might just need to search for "Cheat!"single right click copy/paste also just typed them in nothing worked
Alternatively, you can always use the console to edit variables in html games. This one uses sugarcube. A quick tutorial:single right click copy/paste also just typed them in nothing worked
Thank but I've deleted the game, not worth the hassleAlternatively, you can always use the console to edit variables in html games. This one uses sugarcube. A quick tutorial:
I prefer to use chrome, but any browser works (I'll use chrome for this example). Press f12 to open the console. Make sure you are on the tab called "console", you can enter text on this tab. To get to where the variables are stored, you will want to start off with "window.SugarCube.State.variables". This is the default location where sugarcube stores it's persistent variables. By entering "window.SugarCube.State.variables" all the variables located there will be listed.
Not sure how familiar you are with OOP, but the author stores the character variables in a class named mainChar. So if you want to change energy levels, use the variable "window.SugarCube.State.variables.mainChar.energy" and "window.SugarCube.State.variables.mainChar.maxEnergy". An example of what you can do:
Get as much energy as you could need:
window.SugarCube.State.variables.mainChar.energy = 10000
Refresh energy if you ever need to:
window.SugarCube.State.variables.mainChar.energy = window.SugarCube.State.variables.mainChar.maxEnergy
Long story short, just mess around with the console. You can get up to a lot of shenanigans with it.