Implemented Display2DInfo and a lot of shit to make that possible:

* Added second font (proggyVector) at higher font scale so we can adjust display2dinfo font scale without it going pixelated
* Added dataStringGetters to actually get the data & convert to string for displayinfo
* Added GetAggroData service
* Split out getting a bipeds vehicle datum into a seperate service (GetBipedsVehicleDatum)
* Added safety check to GetObjectAddress that the tagElement entry salt matches the datum salt, added isValidDatum function
* Added GetObjectHealth, GetObjectTagName, GetTagName services
* Added new guiElement types (GUIColourPickerAlpha, GUIComboEnum, GUIVec2, GUIInputInt, GuiFloat)
* Added better debugging to multiLevelPointer::dereferencePointer
* Fixed some StrideableDynamicStruct code
* Fixed Datum toString method

Author: Burnt-o

Directory.Build.props

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 	<PropertyGroup>
 		<OutputPath_Global>__UNDEFINED__</OutputPath_Global>
 		<OutputPath_Global Condition="Exists('$(SolutionDir)OutputPath.vsmacro')">"$([System.IO.File]::ReadAllText('$(SolutionDir)OutputPath.vsmacro').trim())"</OutputPath_Global>
-		<VersionPrefix>3.0.1.0</VersionPrefix>
+		<VersionPrefix>3.0.2.0</VersionPrefix>
 </PropertyGroup>
 </Project>
 

HCMExternal/ExternalPointerData.xml

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 <Root>
 	<!--If current HCM version isn't one of these, the user will be prompted that an update is available-->
 <LatestHCMVersions>
-	<Entry>3.0.1.0</Entry>
+	<Entry>3.0.2.0</Entry>
 </LatestHCMVersions>
 
 	<!--If the current HCM is one of these, HCM will refuse to start and the user will be prompted to update-->

HCMInternal/AdvanceTicks.cpp

@@ -102,21 +102,20 @@ class AdvanceTicksImpl
 
 	}
 public:
-	AdvanceTicksImpl(GameState gameImpl, IDIContainer& dicon)
-		: mGame(gameImpl),
+	AdvanceTicksImpl(GameState game, IDIContainer& dicon)
+		: mGame(game),
 		mAdvanceTicksCallbackHandle(dicon.Resolve<SettingsStateAndEvents>().lock()->advanceTicksEvent, [this]() { onAdvanceTicksEvent(); }),
 		mccStateHookWeak(dicon.Resolve<IMCCStateHook>()),
 		messagesGUIWeak(dicon.Resolve<IMessagesGUI>()),
 		runtimeExceptions(dicon.Resolve<RuntimeExceptionHandler>()),
-		settingsWeak(dicon.Resolve<SettingsStateAndEvents>())
+		settingsWeak(dicon.Resolve<SettingsStateAndEvents>()),
+		gameTickEventHookWeak(resolveDependentCheat(GameTickEventHook))
 	{
 		auto csc = dicon.Resolve<ControlServiceContainer>().lock();
 
 		if (!csc->pauseGameService.has_value()) throw HCMInitException("Cannot advance ticks without pause service");
 		pauseServiceWeak = csc->pauseGameService.value();
 
-		gameTickEventHookWeak = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<GameTickEventHook>(dicon.Resolve<IMakeOrGetCheat>().lock()->getOrMakeCheat(std::make_pair(gameImpl, OptionalCheatEnum::GameTickEventHook), dicon));
-		
 
 	}
 

HCMInternal/App.h

@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ class App {
             // set up optional cheats and optional gui elements
             auto guireq = std::make_shared<GUIRequiredServices>(); PLOGV << "guireq init"; // defines the gui elements we want to build and which optional cheats they will require
             auto cheatfail = std::make_shared<OptionalCheatInfo>(); PLOGV << "cheatfail init"; // stores info about failed optionalCheat construction (starts empty, obviously)
-            auto optionalCheats = std::make_shared<OptionalCheatManager>(guireq, cheatfail, settings, ptr, ver, mccStateHook, sharedMem, mes, exp, dirPath, modal, control); PLOGV << "optionalCheats init"; // constructs and stores required optional cheats. Needs a lot of dependencies, cheats will only keep what they need.
+            auto optionalCheats = std::make_shared<OptionalCheatManager>(guireq, cheatfail, settings, ptr, ver, mccStateHook, sharedMem, mes, exp, dirPath, modal, control, imm->BackgroundRenderEvent); PLOGV << "optionalCheats init"; // constructs and stores required optional cheats. Needs a lot of dependencies, cheats will only keep what they need.
 
             auto guistore = std::make_shared<GUIElementStore>(); PLOGV << "guistore init"; // collection starts empty, populated later by GUIElementConstructor
             auto GUICon = std::make_shared<GUIElementConstructor>(guireq, cheatfail, guistore, guifail, settings, ver->getMCCProcessType()); PLOGV << "GUIMan init"; // constructs gui elements, pushing them into guistore

HCMInternal/BottomlessClip.cpp

@@ -83,6 +83,10 @@ BottomlessClip::BottomlessClip(GameState gameImpl, IDIContainer& dicon)
 		pimpl = std::make_unique<BottomlessClipImplSetFlag<GameState::Value::Halo1>>(gameImpl, dicon);
 		break;
 
+	case GameState::Value::Halo2:
+		pimpl = std::make_unique<BottomlessClipImplSetFlag<GameState::Value::Halo2>>(gameImpl, dicon);
+		break;
+
 
 	default:
 		throw HCMInitException("not impl yet");

HCMInternal/Conduit_ITCFont.cpp

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+#pragma once
+// Conduit ITC is the font used in Halo 1's menu text. It is not monospaced, so not suitable for the overlays that want to cleanly display floats etc
+
+
+// File: 'Conduit_ITC.ttf' (48600 bytes)
+// Exported using binary_to_compressed_c.cpp
+
+static const unsigned int Conduit_ITCFont_compressed_size = 36246;
+extern const unsigned int Conduit_ITCFont_compressed_data[36248 / 4];

HCMInternal/Conduit_ITCFont.h

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ struct Datum
 
 	friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const Datum& dt)
 	{
-		os << std::hex << "0x" << (uint32_t)dt;
+		os << std::hex << "0x" << std::uppercase << (uint32_t)dt << std::nouppercase;
 		return os;
 	}
 
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ struct Datum
 	std::string toString()
 	{
 		std::stringstream ss;
-		ss << this;
+		ss << *this;
 		return ss.str();
 	}