Simulacrum exploit

[devSin]

COPY_EXISTING ~SIMULACR.SPL~ ~OVERRIDE~
 READ_LONG 0x6a ~effectsOffset~ ELSE 0x72
 READ_SHORT 0x90 ~numberOfEffects~ ELSE 0x00
 INSERT_BYTES ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) 0x30
 WRITE_ASCII ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) + 0x14 ~SPWISH46~ #8
 WRITE_SHORT ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) 0xce
 INSERT_BYTES ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) 0x30
 WRITE_ASCII ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) + 0x14 ~SPWISH07~ #8
 WRITE_SHORT ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) 0xce
 INSERT_BYTES ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) 0x30
 WRITE_ASCII ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) + 0x14 ~SPPR713~ #8
 WRITE_SHORT ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) 0xce
 INSERT_BYTES ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) 0x30
 WRITE_ASCII ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) + 0x14 ~SPPR417~ #8
 WRITE_SHORT ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) 0xce
 INSERT_BYTES ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) 0x30
 WRITE_LONG ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) + 0x08 0xe0
 WRITE_SHORT ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) 0x65
 WRITE_SHORT 0x90 ~%numberOfEffects%~ + 0x05
 FOR (index = 0x05; index > 0x00; index = index - 0x01) BEGIN
   WRITE_BYTE ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) + 0x02 0x01
   WRITE_BYTE ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) + 0x0d 0x03
   WRITE_BYTE ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) + 0x12 0x64
   WRITE_LONG ~%effectsOffset%~ + (~%numberOfEffects%~ * 0x30) + 0x0e 0x54
   SET ~effectsOffset~ = ~%effectsOffset%~ + 0x30
 END
BUT_ONLY_IF_IT_CHANGES

This adds immunity to the restoration effect, as well as the relevant spells, to simulacrums. Discuss.

[Kish]

Yes, I think so. I'm pretty sure the developers intended for the simulacrum to be permanently 60% of the caster's level, not 60% of the caster's level until someone casts Restoration on it. (Of course, that only matters if you think what the developers intended matters.)

[hlidskialf]

Yes, I think so.  I'm pretty sure the developers intended for the simulacrum to be permanently 60% of the caster's level, not 60% of the caster's level until someone casts Restoration on it.  (Of course, that only matters if you think what the developers intended matters.)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

 

Indeed, by game cannon they should max out at 60% period. The only way to do a full replication in-game is via a clone spell, and that not only takes months and special preparations, but involves a duel to the death between the clone and caster in the end.

[CamDawg]

Added in alpha 4.