If you're careful, you can use these to go out of bounds in any map area. The last three values are the character's coordinates in the area. And everything from Hairstyles through Tattoos to Books is another section. "Tool" type key items are separate from the rest (and apparently Roses are tools).
Beer is with key items, trophies and trade goods rather than consumables.
So yes, you can change a weapon to the Frying Pan to get four slots, fill them all with augments, then change the weapon back to just about anything else and it will keep those four augments.ĭon't ask why the items are arranged into groups the way they are. BUT once you set augments for a weapon in a particular slot, those augments will remain in the weapon even if you change the weapon type to a different one. I couldn't figure out a way to directly edit Augmentations in weapons. I've tried to make it as straightforward and user-friendly as possible, but just keep in mind that for every item you need both the name value and the quantity (usually 1) populated. They will just show nonsense numbers before then.īe VERY careful tampering around with the items. right when the quest completes after spending XP for the first time. The XP values and the Combat Multiplier only unlock after you have finished the childhood guild quests. I'd recommend locking them if you want your character to look a particular way. The Visual Morphs section is full of the actual addresses that control the visual appearance of the Hero, but the values will revert to what they "should" be if you take any in-game actions that would modify those numbers (e.g. BUT I made pre-populated drop-downs to make it easier to change it. but -2000 is really awkwardly implemented (it is 2000 less than the max value in a 4 byte address). but otherwise they will stay at whatever you change them to.Īlignment basically goes from -2000 to 0 to 2000. The Max Health and Max Mana values will reset to what they "should" be when reloading a save or re-opening the game.
I have Windows in complete Dark Mode and it looks fine on my screen, but the text might not be legible if you have everything white. Figured I'd mention that.Ĭolours might not be compatible with Light Mode. Obviously you would need the Cheat Engine program to make this work at all. I haven't really shared my CE tables before so I don't know for sure that they'll work on anyone else's computer. I'm not any sort of CE expert, and I can't use scripts or anysuch, but I like what I've made so far and I just hope it works for others the same way it does for me: After toying around with a much simpler table for a while, I got the idea into my head to make it vastly more convoluted with the intent to share it. and I've been doing it with Fable Anniversary for a good chunk of the past week. I toy around in Cheat Engine a lot in basically every game imaginable for the simple joy of finding hidden things and figuring out how to change them. I didn't see them mentioned anywhere until I went googling for graphics tweaks and they're worth using if you have a strong enough PC.įable Anniversary\WellingtonGame\Config\WellingtonSystemSettings.iniįind MaxAnisotropy=8.000000 and change it to MaxAnisotropy=16.So. Unlike some other mods, you do not need the modding DLC to use this.Ĭompletely unrelated to the mod, here are some ini settings to improve the game's visuals a little that I saw on reddit. Works retroactively on any saved games, when you load it up your character should be aged back down to 18 with any scars/bruises removed.įable Anniversary\WellingtonGame\FableData\Build\Data\CompiledDefs\Developmentīackup your game.bin and gamehard.bin before overwriting just in case. Sets age permanently to 18, removes scars and bruises, and removes the persistent "buzzing" noise that the Physical Shield spell makes.
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