I was cautiously optimistic the trainer would produce good results and it did indeed. Boosting your skills up took care of dying or being poisoned for me. I can focus 100% on the puzzles and timed-action-sequences now! Food got scarce at one point but by level 10 no longer seems to be an issue.

Regarding t-a-s... Someone responded to a message I left on Steam complaining about t-a-s suggesting I try using a 'macro' but I know nothing about how to do that. LoG's key movements though make it rather ideal.

I wonder how difficult it would be to build a user defined movement macro into a trainer for this type of game? So far the guy that posted this suggestion has not responded.

[Edited by Ratsneve, 7/20/2012 1:08:50 PM]

Just wanted to say it's working fine for me. Needed a bit fiddling with but I got it running.

Final try was like this. Game in window mode. Trainer started as Admin. It ran without that but needed a second part run as admin later on. In the end the saving part didn't work.

Following the instructions in the trainer itself did the rest. It's important to be on the char skill tab while scanning. Every char needs his/her own scan run. Initial result after refresh is always 0 (if you have spent all your points I assume).

@CH-Team: I'm sorry that you get so much bashing. Getting trainers running is a very difficult job at times. Some games are predictable, some really try to scramble data in memory. Back in my Amiga days I had an Action Replay and it was sometimes takes ages to find the right adresses. Even with that neat piece of hardware. You're all doing a great job here!

Note this is for american keyboards, your key binding might be different.

- go to Documents\Almost Human\Legend of Grimrock
- open grimrock.cfg (with notepad)
- at the bottom (or anywhere) add the line:

consoleKey = 192

192 should make the American Keyboard ~ (tilde) key open the console

or this:

consoleKey = 115

115 should make F4 open the console

add this line to the grimrock.cfg as well:

console = true

- save the grimrock.cfg file

Now when you fire up the game, hit the console key ~ or F4

enter this:

spawn("tome_wisdom" )

note the space after wisdom, DONT INCLUDE IT for some reason these forums wanted to add a smiley face so I had to space out the "" BTW the spawn command will place a book that will give your PC 5 skill points

spawn as many tomes as you wish... Njoy.

Same here.

'Works with v1.1.4 GOG.' Ugh, I figure it won't work installed game in Steam.