RFC Europe Stability Cheat

[beh0lder]

Hello! long time reader, first time poster
In standard RFC (as well as in doc) there is an option to manually increase player's stability (shift+alt+q to enable the mode and shift+alt+s to gain 10 stability points). But it doesn't apply to RFC Eu afaik.

I tried adding this code to Python

Spoiler :

if ( eventType == self.EventKeyDown and theKey == int(InputTypes.KB_Q) and self.eventManager.bAlt and self.eventManager.bShift):
print("SHIFT-ALT-Q") #enables squatting
self.rnf.setCheatMode(True);
CyInterface().addMessage(utils.getHumanID(), True, con.iDuration, "EXPLOITER!!! ", "", 0, "", ColorTypes(con.iRed), -1, -1, True, True)

#Stability Cheat
if self.rnf.getCheatMode() and theKey == int(InputTypes.KB_S) and self.eventManager.bAlt and self.eventManager.bShift:
print("SHIFT-ALT-S") #boosts stability by +10 for the human player
utils.setStability(utils.getHumanID(), utils.getStability(utils.getHumanID())+10)
gc.getPlayer(utils.getHumanID()).changeStability(10) # test DLL

but it doesn't work.
So is there any way to manually increase a player's stability? Sometimes I like to play crazy games like Polish Jihad on England and i'd hate losing the game due to collapsing.
May be there is some tinkering i can do with python or WB?

 

[DC123456789]

The best I can think of is rushing manor houses/castles/courthouses/night watches in your cities with Great Engineers, since each raises your stability by 1.

 

[merijn_v1]

I don't know for sure if it will work, but you can try this:

                #Rhye - start debug
                eventType,key,mx,my,px,py = argsList

                theKey=int(key)

                if ( eventType == self.EventKeyDown and theKey == int(InputTypes.KB_Q) and self.eventManager.bAlt and self.eventManager.bShift):
                        print("SHIFT-ALT-Q") #enables squatting
                        self.rnf.setCheatMode(True);
                        CyInterface().addMessage(utils.getHumanID(), True, con.iDuration, "EXPLOITER!!! ;)", "", 0, "", ColorTypes(con.iRed), -1, -1, True, True)

                #Stability Cheat
                if self.rnf.getCheatMode() and theKey == int(InputTypes.KB_S) and self.eventManager.bAlt and self.eventManager.bShift:
                        print("SHIFT-ALT-S") #boosts stability by +10 for the human player
                        utils.setStability(utils.getHumanID(), utils.getStability(utils.getHumanID())+10)
			gc.getPlayer(utils.getHumanID()).changeStability(10) # test DLL

I assume you changed CvRFCEventHandler.py to try it?

 

[beh0lder]

I don't know for sure if it will work, but you can try this:

                #Rhye - start debug
                eventType,key,mx,my,px,py = argsList

                theKey=int(key)

                if ( eventType == self.EventKeyDown and theKey == int(InputTypes.KB_Q) and self.eventManager.bAlt and self.eventManager.bShift):
                        print("SHIFT-ALT-Q") #enables squatting
                        self.rnf.setCheatMode(True);
                        CyInterface().addMessage(utils.getHumanID(), True, con.iDuration, "EXPLOITER!!! ;)", "", 0, "", ColorTypes(con.iRed), -1, -1, True, True)

                #Stability Cheat
                if self.rnf.getCheatMode() and theKey == int(InputTypes.KB_S) and self.eventManager.bAlt and self.eventManager.bShift:
                        print("SHIFT-ALT-S") #boosts stability by +10 for the human player
                        utils.setStability(utils.getHumanID(), utils.getStability(utils.getHumanID())+10)
			gc.getPlayer(utils.getHumanID()).changeStability(10) # test DLL

I assume you changed CvRFCEventHandler.py to try it?

Yes, I tried adding it to handler, but it didn't work

 

[AbsintheRed]

Actually I'm planning to add a stability cheater in the WB, it's on my todo list for quite a while now
It's rather low priority though

 

[beh0lder]

Actually I'm planning to add a stability cheater in the WB, it's on my todo list for quite a while now
It's rather low priority though

First things first, thank you for the amazing mod!
But as of now there is no way to manually increase my stability, right?

 

[merijn_v1]

todo list

Can you send me this list?
Maybe I can take over some things, so you can focus on the more important ones.