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| − | Easy going. Just change the first number after the sector/system location descriptor of your save game file. Maximum number is 99 billions, in numbers: | + | Easy going. Just change the first number after the sector/system location descriptor of your save game file, that number between the carets (this things "^"). Maximum number is 99 billions, in numbers: |
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Revision as of 16:13, 22 January 2008
Contents
Introduction
One stop shop for cheats and spoilers. A collection of cheats from forum threads.
General
Cheats usually require the hacking of a save game file. It is recommended that you make a copy of your original save game file before actually hacking it. Be especially warned, Windows users; The native notepad (as well as Excel and all other Moneysoft tools) changes the line break formatting and thus corrupts the save file. Usage of notepad++ is recommended.
The save game file can be found in your user directory.
- On Linux: /home/~username/.vegastrike/save/
- On Weendofs (XP, Vista): /vegastrikedir/.vegastrike/save/
Cheats
Money
Easy going. Just change the first number after the sector/system location descriptor of your save game file, that number between the carets (this things "^"). Maximum number is 99 billions, in numbers:
- 99 000 000 000.
There's a setting called "difficulty" that increases a small amount each time you earn a credit... that determines what upgrades the enemy ships have on them. So if you hack your save game credits up to 10^9 credits that probably just increases the difficulty to the highest value immediately. It is supposed to simulate a time line, but based on the progress you make rather than the amount of time passed...
Location / Sector / System
The first entry of your save game file is your saved location. The letter case must be the same as your /data4.x/sectors/ entries.
Adding Ships
Just open your save game file and you should see in the first line some ships you have. The first one is the one you actually use, then there are the ships you have parked somewhere followed by the sector they are in. Instead of e.g. "tesla" you can also use the "tesla.blank", then its unequipped (some games crash, when using a standard tesla). Just take care, that every ship in this line is followed by the sector its in, except for the first one. You can't have two ships of the same name, so no two "pacifier.milspec" or two "tesla.blank". Enjoy the ride.
Cloak Device
Looking at the master part list is only helpful if you understand it enough to hack that component into your ships csv file. What works, is enabling the "can_cloak" and so other values in the csv (just copied the values from the Schroedinger's csv).
Faction standings
See forum entry Changing relationships to other factions with cheating?!
