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Got disappointed.....but I'm happy about it. :D
What a nice community. :)
The only part of the cheats that even exists anymore is the cheat cvar, no command actually requires it.
I wanted to increase the timescale and have a wacky run where u gotta go fast.
Sadly, it says:
Any chance you could just post that part of the assembly you changed? I cannot find that commented out line for the life of me.
Is it this:
public static RoR2Application.CheatsConVar cvCheats = new RoR2Application.CheatsConVar("cheats", ConVarFlags.ExecuteOnServer, "0", "Enable cheats. Achievements, unlock progression, and stat tracking will be disabled until the application is restarted.");
Because if I try to recompile it throws like 1.63 billion errors.
I would love to be able to disable stage1 Pod
So I disabled the stage 1 pod by setting it like this:
[NonSerialized]
public bool usePod = Run.instance && Run.instance.stageClearCount == -1 && Stage.stage1PodConVar.value;
Just search that in dnspy or whatever you use to decompile your .dll and setting it to -1 will make you spawn at a point on the map. It just cancels the pod spawn because there is no way to possibly have -1 stage clears. If you want to change console commands it looks like you may need to just do it prior to compiling by searching your command in the .dll. I know my particular need was odd but it is necessary to use modded-in PCs like Vagrant.
Still would love a way to make console usable through .DLL editing though.
And to open your console press CTRL ALT `
This symbol ` is right under your escape button if you didn't know.
Take a look at this