Hooks the game's item-difference check, which hands over the player, so the player values can be read and set. Open the Inventory once after turning it on. The table calls it Paladin.

Keeps your health at the highest it has been since you turned this on (at least your max health): every 100 ms it is raised back. Open the Inventory once to start it.

Keeps your stamina at the highest it has been since you turned this on (at least your max stamina): every 100 ms it is raised back. Open the Inventory once to start it.

Keeps your mana at the highest it has been since you turned this on (at least your max mana): every 100 ms it is raised back. Open the Inventory once to start it.

Sets the player's ignore-hit flag every 100 ms and clears it when turned off. Open the Inventory once to start it.

Sets the player's skill-charge-cost-free flag every 100 ms and clears it when turned off. Open the Inventory once to start it.

Your current health, stamina and mana. Needs Enable Player Values (or a player cheat) on, and shows once the game has run its item code: open the Inventory once.

Your character's max health, stamina and mana, attack, lifesteal, physical defence and dodge stamina cost. The table's note: edit these, save, exit to the main menu and Continue for them to take effect. Needs Enable Player Values (or a player cheat) on, and shows once the game has run its item code: open the Inventory once.

Your added damage, skill damage rate and added attack damage. Needs Enable Player Values (or a player cheat) on, and shows once the game has run its item code: open the Inventory once.

The default attack damage and the parry and perfect-guard windows (longer is easier). Needs Enable Scene Values on, and shows once the game has run its scene update (in a level).

Your move and sprint speed. Needs Enable Player Values (or a player cheat) on, and shows once the game has run its item code: open the Inventory once.

The jump and sprint-jump rates. Needs Enable Scene Values on, and shows once the game has run its scene update (in a level).

Your shards, the game's currency. Needs Enable Player Values (or a player cheat) on, and shows once the game has run its item code: open the Inventory once.

Your character level and the base level of each attribute. Needs Enable Player Values (or a player cheat) on, and shows once the game has run its item code: open the Inventory once.

Your drop rate and the shards you drop. Needs Enable Player Values (or a player cheat) on, and shows once the game has run its item code: open the Inventory once.

Using a consumable no longer takes one away: the game's use-item function returns at once. The table calls it Consumable Item No Decrease.

Hooks the inventory's slot selection, so the selected item's values below can be read and set. Select an item in the Inventory after turning it on.

The item selected in the Inventory: its id and quantity. Needs Enable Selected Item Values on; select an item to fill it.

The default inventory slot count, the quick slot count and the most shards you may hold. Needs Enable Scene Values on, and shows once the game has run its scene update (in a level).

Hooks the in-game scene's update, which hands over its settings, so the scene values can be read and set. The table calls it Variables.