7DTD 17.4 (b4) Assembly

[Slayheim]

How to edit SkillPointsPerLevel?

[jim2029]

Seems so, and yet i got a message that it is approved. I really don't get this site.

Maybe you need to make your own thread for the file?

[JoeLavender]

Ah shoot. I was hoping this worked with Ravenhearst 5.5.1, but it makes the zombies invisible when you replace the dll. Any chance we could get an updated Ravenhearst assembly?

[almostskater725]

in the early versions of the assembly for alpha 17 we could use to toggle max damage a player does to blocks. How do i edit that in the assembly?

[Sqeegie]

How to edit SkillPointsPerLevel?

This is what's in my notes. Dunno if it works or not. I can't even remember writing this down, so who knows where I got it from.

SkillPointsGainedPerLevel:
	ProgressionFromXML::parseLevelNode(XmlElement): Void
	SET BASE SKILL PTs/LVL:
		At the end (before the ret):
			ldc.i4 : int32 : <points per lvl> (dec)
			stsfld : field reference ---> System.Int32 Progression::SkillPointsPerLevel
	OR FOR MULTIPLIER (untested):
		At the end (before ret):
			ldsfld : field reference ---> System.Int32 Progression::SkillPointsPerLevel
			ldc.i4 : int32 : <multiplier> (dec)
			mul
			stsfld : field reference ---> System.Int32 Progression::SkillPointsPerLevel
SkillCost:
	ProgressionClass::CalculatedCostForLevel(Int32): Int32
	SET:
		At the beginning:
			ldc.i4.1 (for one pt per level) OR ldc.i4 : int32 : <cost per level> (dec)
			ret
	MULTIPLIER (untested):
		At the end (before the ret):
			ldc.r4 : single : <multiplier>
			mul
ExperienceMultiplier:
	Progression::AddLevelExp(Int32, String, Boolean): Void
	After call to System.Single EffectManager::GetValue(PassiveEffects, ItemValue, Single, EntityAlive, Recipe, FastTags, Boolean, Boolean, Boolean, Boolean): Single (line 037 in A17.4-b4)
		ldc.r4 : single : <multiplier>
		mul

Ah shoot. I was hoping this worked with Ravenhearst 5.5.1, but it makes the zombies invisible when you replace the dll. Any chance we could get an updated Ravenhearst assembly?

Perhaps. If you don't mind a completely untested assembly, I can toss the .dll through my automated patcher and see what comes out. I don't have and am too lazy to get Ravenhearst, so I can't test it or nothing, but if you don't care, let me know.

in the early versions of the assembly for alpha 17 we could use to toggle max damage a player does to blocks. How do i edit that in the assembly?

See my answer to your other post here: https://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthrea...1#post14537741.

Best,
Sqeegie

[Owniver]

Code:
SkillPointsGainedPerLevel:
ProgressionFromXML:arseLevelNode(XmlElement): Void
SET BASE SKILL PTs/LVL:
At the end (before the ret):
ldc.i4 : int32 : <points per lvl> (dec)
stsfld : field reference ---> System.Int32 Progression::SkillPointsPerLevel
OR FOR MULTIPLIER (untested):
At the end (before ret):
ldsfld : field reference ---> System.Int32 Progression::SkillPointsPerLevel
ldc.i4 : int32 : <multiplier> (dec)
mul
stsfld : field reference ---> System.Int32 Progression::SkillPointsPerLevel

It does not work

[JoeLavender]

Perhaps. If you don't mind a completely untested assembly, I can toss the .dll through my automated patcher and see what comes out. I don't have and am too lazy to get Ravenhearst, so I can't test it or nothing, but if you don't care, let me know.

Yooo that'd be awesome dude. If you wanna do that, I'll test it out and let you know how it works.

[Slayheim]

This is what's in my notes. Dunno if it works or not. I can't even remember writing this down, so who knows where I got it from.

SkillPointsGainedPerLevel:
	ProgressionFromXML::parseLevelNode(XmlElement): Void
	SET BASE SKILL PTs/LVL:
		At the end (before the ret):
			ldc.i4 : int32 : <points per lvl> (dec)
			stsfld : field reference ---> System.Int32 Progression::SkillPointsPerLevel
	OR FOR MULTIPLIER (untested):
		At the end (before ret):
			ldsfld : field reference ---> System.Int32 Progression::SkillPointsPerLevel
			ldc.i4 : int32 : <multiplier> (dec)
			mul
			stsfld : field reference ---> System.Int32 Progression::SkillPointsPerLevel
SkillCost:
	ProgressionClass::CalculatedCostForLevel(Int32): Int32
	SET:
		At the beginning:
			ldc.i4.1 (for one pt per level) OR ldc.i4 : int32 : <cost per level> (dec)
			ret
	MULTIPLIER (untested):
		At the end (before the ret):
			ldc.r4 : single : <multiplier>
			mul
ExperienceMultiplier:
	Progression::AddLevelExp(Int32, String, Boolean): Void
	After call to System.Single EffectManager::GetValue(PassiveEffects, ItemValue, Single, EntityAlive, Recipe, FastTags, Boolean, Boolean, Boolean, Boolean): Single (line 037 in A17.4-b4)
		ldc.r4 : single : <multiplier>
		mul

Perhaps. If you don't mind a completely untested assembly, I can toss the .dll through my automated patcher and see what comes out. I don't have and am too lazy to get Ravenhearst, so I can't test it or nothing, but if you don't care, let me know.




See my answer to your other post here: https://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthrea...1#post14537741.

Best,
Sqeegie

I got skill cost to work fine, but skill points is a bit complicated. Can't understand what to change/replace/add from your instruction

[Sqeegie]

It does not work

Looking at it, I forgot to mention that you'll need to change the instruction reference for the opcode "br" a few lines up from the bottom from "ret" to the new "ldc.i4" instruction you added.

This is what the finished product should look like:

I got skill cost to work fine, but skill points is a bit complicated. Can't understand what to change/replace/add from your instruction

I made a quick video showing how to do it.



Best,
Sqeegie

[Slayheim]

Looking at it, I forgot to mention that you'll need to change the instruction reference for the opcode "br" a few lines up from the bottom from "ret" to the new "ldc.i4" instruction you added.

This is what the finished product should look like:





I made a quick video showing how to do it.



Best,
Sqeegie

Thanks man! Good thing you came back for this game, appreciate it

[David94555]

Maybe you need to make your own thread for the file?

The best thing is that this is my thread.

[Chong7]

I am allready have allmost full version of this assemble. Will relise it soon. Based on Sqeegie instructions
I'm more interested in EAC bypass. For personal reference, of course

[MDT3CH]

13/2019 2:30 AM

Don't work !