![]() The only one that seemed to increased as timer reseted when unloading the save and restart at 0 when loading it back. I did not even found a value that could be it. Initial value more or less 15 min my in-game time in ms, increased value, reloading backup save, decreased value, increased value (multiple time, waiting at least a few second)Īll this for 4 bytes, 8 bytes, float and double (even tried "All" when it was possible). Initial value more or less 15 min my in-game time in ms, increased value (multiple time, waiting at least a few second) Initial value more or less 15 min my in-game time in second, increased value, reloading backup save, decreased value, increased value (multiple time, waiting at least a few second) Initial value more or less 15 min my in-game time in second, increased value (multiple time, waiting at least a few second) Unknown initial value, increased value, reloading backup save, decreased value, increased value (multiple time, waiting at least a few second) Unknown initial value, increased value (multiple time, waiting at least a few second) I need the pointer to it so we can time speedrun with in-game time. I was looking for in game time in memory, could not find it but I am no expert using CE. if you have not inhabited the shell yet you cannot modify its glimpsesĭungeonhaven-Win64-Shipping.CT V. do not use freeze-value as the game changes location of variables often thus freezing a wrong part of memory usually leads to crash - instead give yourself enough health and damage multiplier to survive and have fun you might see +101 glimpses after you added 100 manually and then picked 1 when the value changes in game then it is propagated to all places (Inventory, GUI, etc.) after a modification in CE you will see your values in the Inventory only ![]() master values for Tar & Glimpse are the ones used in the Inventory This Mortal Shell Quenching Acid Locations Guide will show you all the locations where you can find Quenching Acid. when you get a new shell your glimpses will be 0) Glimpses are bound to a specific shell (ie. ![]()
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