Naev Cheats

As usual this is a place where I dump stuff I have collected. Thought this was useful:

Naev codes Verified for version 0.6.1


Hit f2 to enter codes


Invincibility
player.pilot():setInvincible(true)


Get local map
player.addOutfit( “Local System Map” )


Player refuel
player.fuel ()


Get more money
player.pay(amount)


Get another ship
player.addShip( “Pirate Kestrel” ) (My fave ship) (Must be on a planet!)


Change status of faction (like or hate is 100 to -100, with 100 being like)
faction.modPlayerRaw("Goddard", 100)


Not a complete ship database, but useful:

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 I especially like the change status cheat. makes it easy to traverse the galaxy when everyone likes you and you don't have to fight someone every second. But to each their own. -Denny

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Found this script which is supposed to show the whole map. Half the fun though is in exploring...

/**
 * @brief Saves selected systems as a map outfit file.
 *
 *    @return 0 on success.
 */
int dsys_saveMap (StarSystem **uniedit_sys, int uniedit_nsys)
{
   int i, j, k, len;
   xmlDocPtr doc;
   xmlTextWriterPtr writer;
   StarSystem *s;
   char *file, *cleanName;

   /* Create the writer. */
   writer = xmlNewTextWriterDoc(&doc, 0);
   if (writer == NULL) {
      WARN("testXmlwriterDoc: Error creating the xml writer");
      return -1;
   }

   /* Set the writer parameters. */
   xmlw_setParams( writer );

   /* Start writer. */
   xmlw_start(writer);
   xmlw_startElem( writer, "outfit" );

   /* Attributes. */
   xmlw_attr( writer, "name", "Editor-generated Map" );

   /* General. */
   xmlw_startElem( writer, "general" );
   xmlw_elem( writer, "mass", "%d", 0 );
   xmlw_elem( writer, "price", "%d", 1000 );
   xmlw_elem( writer, "description", "%s", "This map has been created by the universe editor." );
   xmlw_elem( writer, "gfx_store", "%s", "map" );
   xmlw_endElem( writer ); /* "general" */

   xmlw_startElem( writer, "specific" );
   xmlw_attr( writer, "type", "map" );

   /* Iterate over all selected systems. Save said systems and any NORMAL jumps they might share. */
   for (i = 0; i < uniedit_nsys; i++) {
      s = uniedit_sys[i];
      xmlw_startElem( writer, "sys" );
      xmlw_attr( writer, "name", s->name );
     
      /* Iterate jumps and see if they lead to any other systems in our array. */
      for (j = 0; j < s->njumps; j++) {
         /* Ignore hidden and exit-only jumps. */
         if (jp_isFlag(&s->jumps[j], JP_EXITONLY ))
            continue;
         if (jp_isFlag(&s->jumps[j], JP_HIDDEN))
            continue;
         /* This is a normal jump. */
         for (k = 0; k < uniedit_nsys; k++) {
            if (s->jumps[j].target == uniedit_sys[k]) {
               xmlw_elem( writer, "jump", "%s", uniedit_sys[k]->name );
               continue;
            }
         }
      }
     
      /* Iterate assets and add them */
      for (j = 0; j < s->nplanets; j++) {
         xmlw_elem( writer, "asset", "%s", s->planets[j]->name );
      }

      xmlw_endElem( writer ); /* "sys" */
   }

   xmlw_endElem( writer ); /* "specific" */
   xmlw_endElem( writer ); /* "outfit" */

   /* No need for writer anymore. */
   xmlFreeTextWriter(writer);

   /* Write data. */
   cleanName = uniedit_nameFilter( "saved_map" );
   len       = (strlen(cleanName)+22);
   file      = malloc( len );
   nsnprintf( file, len, "dat/outfits/maps/%s.xml", cleanName );
   xmlSaveFileEnc( file, doc, "UTF-8" );
   free( file );

   /* Clean up. */
   xmlFreeDoc(doc);
   free(cleanName);

   return 0;
}

Evolution is hogwash.

I can't grasp how someone can point at something as beautiful as a hummingbird, and tell me that came about by accident. If i built you a house, it would not have straight walls. The door would probably either be too short or too tall for you. The windows would leak cold air in, and yet that house is designed by me. Yet something as beautiful and intricately made as a hummingbird came about by evolution? That makes no sense at all. And a hummingbird is very simple in design compared to the human brain, for example.

Corny Jokes volume 1

Jokes I got a kick out of. :)

1) I have the heart of a lion and a lifetime ban from the San Diego Zoo.

2) I told my wife she drew her eyebrows too high. She seemed surprised.

3) What was Whitney Houston's favorite type of coordination? HHHAAANNNDDDEEEYYYEEE!!!

4) What did one orphan say to the other? "Robin, get in the Batmobile."

5) What happened to the cow that jumped over the barbed wire fence? Udder destruction.

6) Why did Star Wars episodes 4, 5, and 6 come before 1, 2, and 3? Because in charge of scheduling, Yoda was.

I hate those "real man" posts on facebook...

We have all seen them... Here's a perfect example:


Well ladies, a real man is an adult male. End of statement.

This is a list of things you want a man to be.

A real man doesn't always do these things. Neither does a real woman.

Whenever some woman posts some ridiculous pie in the sky demand list for "perfect men", please put either the text or the image below in the comments:

I hate these "real man" statements. Let's see some real woman statements, and hold them up to ridiculous standards as well. A real man is a human that makes mistakes and has rough edges. It's not our job to conform to a woman's idea of a real man, it's the woman's job to realize that everyone has their rough edges, and it's not their job to force us into your ridiculously unreal mold.