Question about the cheat function in Raine

[Tux]

It's probably something stupid but since I can't guess what it is, here is my mshud.txt file. To be started on the title screen of course.

 

mshud.txt

Edited April 18, 2023 by Tux

[ffman1985]

Sorry, still not work. May be I wait for the new public version of raine and try later.

[Tux]

Just to be perfectly sure I did that in windows, in msys 32 bits

git pull

then make on a makefile for the debug version

then copied the mshud.txt file from the attachment above.

Then ran the game inserted a coin, ran the script took this picture.

If you get something else then we really don't live in the same world !

[ffman1985]

Sorry, it seems you have some misunderstanding here. My goal is to remove the gauntlet. If the gauntlet still here, it means the address  $90C090, $90C094 are NOT equal to $6000. 

By the way, I found a simple way to remove the gauntlet by moving it out of the screen. You may test the for loop in other area, thank you very much for your help and the adding of the new function. 

Edited April 18, 2023 by ffman1985

[Tux]

Tsss, your original script did that exact same thing with the gauntlet alone in the middle of the screen !

Ok then I leave you to that then !

[ffman1985]

In my first post (with 3 test), the test2, and test3 fail. But the first test script success, you should see the gauntlet remove very slowly (and the script must be started at the tite screen, maybe you start the script eariler so you can't see the effect.)

[Tux]

Ok, finally understood so there is indeed a bug, actually 2 bugs in the for loop, here is what happens when you do many things at the same time... !

Anyway it's fixed, your test2 now clears the whole screen keeping only the stars.

[ffman1985]

Work as intended, thank you for fixing it.

Edit:

I change the test 2 script from on: to run:, it still run effectively and not affect misc % a lot.

Edit2:

The self-defined variable does not restore to zero when software reset. So, the script may not work after reset, provided that the script is executed before reset.

Edited April 18, 2023 by ffman1985

[Tux]

Nope at the exit of the loop the variable has the last value which made it to exit and keeps it even if there is a reset, but if you execute a loop again, the 1st instruction of the loop is always executed so the old value doesn't matter.

[ffman1985]

Ok, tested again. The script (on: script) should keep working even reset. But since I change the script to run:, so I have the problem when reset.

[Tux]

When you reset all the scripts are stopped, if you start it again then it should work.

Once again : the initialization part of the loop is always executed, so whatever value there is in the loop variable when the loop starts is not relevant.