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88 lines
3.2 KiB
C++
88 lines
3.2 KiB
C++
#ifndef _ESM_GMST_H
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#define _ESM_GMST_H
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#include "esm_reader.hpp"
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#include "defs.hpp"
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namespace ESM
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{
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/*
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* Game setting, with automatic cleaning of "dirty" entries.
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*
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*/
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struct GameSetting
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{
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std::string id;
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// One of these is used depending on the variable type
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std::string str;
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int i;
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float f;
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VarType type;
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// Set to true if this is a 'dirty' entry which should be ignored
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bool dirty;
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/*
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These functions check if this game setting is one of the "dirty"
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GMST records found in many mods. These are due to a serious bug in
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the official TES3 editor. It only occurs in the newer editor
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versions that came with Tribunal and Bloodmoon, and only if a
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modder tries to make a mod without loading the corresponding
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expansion master file. For example, if you have Tribunal installed
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and try to make a mod without loading Tribunal.esm, the editor
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will insert these GMST records as a replacement for the entries it
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cannot find in the ESMs.
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The values of these "dirty" records differ in general from their
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values as defined in Tribunal.esm and Bloodmoon.esm, and are
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always set to the same "default" values. Most of these values are
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nonsensical, ie. changing the "Seller Max" string to "Max Sale",
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or change the stats of werewolves to useless values like 1. Some
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of them break certain spell effects.
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It is most likely that these values are just leftover values from
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an early stage of development that are inserted as default values
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by the editor code. They are supposed to be overridden when the
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correct esm file is loaded. When it isn't loaded however, you get
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stuck with the initial value, and this gets written to every mod
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by the editor, for some reason.
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Bethesda themselves have fallen for this bug. If you install both
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Tribunal and Bloodmoon, the updated Tribunal.esm will contain the
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dirty GMST settings from Bloodmoon, and Bloodmoon.esm will contain
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some of the dirty settings from Tribunal. In other words, this bug
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affects the game EVEN IF YOU DO NOT USE ANY MODS!
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The guys at Bethesda are well aware of this bug (and many others),
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as the mod community and fan base complained about them for a long
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time. But unfortunately it was never fixed.
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There are several tools available to help modders remove these
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records from their files, but not all modders use them, and they
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really shouldn't have to. In this file we choose instead to reject
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all the corrupt values at load time.
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These functions checks if the current game setting is one of the
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"dirty" ones as described above. TODO: I have not checked this
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against other sources yet, do that later. Currently recognizes 22
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values for tribunal and 50 for bloodmoon. Legitimate GMSTs in mods
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(setting values other than the default "dirty" ones) are not
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affected and will work correctly.
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*/
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/*
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Checks for dirty tribunal values. These will be ignored if found
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in any file except when they are found in "Tribunal.esm".
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*/
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bool isDirtyTribunal();
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// Bloodmoon variant
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bool isDirtyBloodmoon();
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void load(ESMReader &esm);
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};
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}
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#endif
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