HallofFame

20 methods. Symbol/current columns are function addresses (RVA) of the native wrapper.

Signatures are recovered from the game code. ⚠ = partly understood (arguments may be missing or approximate). ? after a name = optional argument. Types: integer/number are Lua numbers, enum-typed arguments show the C++ type in brackets. Two signatures mean the method is registered separately for the UI and the gameplay state and each wrapper was decoded on its own. "same code as" in the Symbol column means the compiler merged identical functions: those methods share one wrapper and cannot be told apart by address.

Method	Signature	Where	Reference	Symbol	Current
AdjustDataSetValue	`HallofFame.AdjustDataSetValue(arg1: integer, x: integer, y_delta: integer)`	gameplay	—	`0x6e2dd0`	`0x6e3500`
CreateObject	`HallofFame.CreateObject(szType: string[const char], eOwnerPlayer?: integer[PlayerTypes], szName?: string[const char], plotIndex?: integer, szExtraData?: string[const char], szIcon?: string[const char]) → number` args: `eOwnerPlayer` — Id of a player (as in Players[id]).	gameplay	—	`0x6e2e80`	`0x6e35b0`
FindDataPoint	`HallofFame.FindDataPoint(objectId: string, arg2: integer, arg3: string[HksObject]) ⚠`	gameplay	—	`0x6e2fc0`	`0x6e36f0`
FindDataSet	`HallofFame.FindDataSet(objectId: string, arg2: integer, arg3: string[HksObject]) ⚠`	gameplay	—	`0x6e3160`	`0x6e3890`
GetCityObject	`HallofFame:GetCityObject(id: integer[IDType]) → number (District::Instance) (or nothing)` args: `id` — A City object (the scripts pass a variable named pCity). (inferred) returns: The scripts pass the result to `HallofFame.GetOrCreateDataSet`. (inferred)	gameplay	—	`0x6e3300`	`0x6e3a30`
GetDataPoints	`HallofFame.GetDataPoints(arg1: integer, arg2: string) → number[] ⚠`	gameplay	—	`0x6e3400`	`0x6e3b30`
GetDataSetValue	`HallofFame.GetDataSetValue(arg1: integer, x: integer) → number (or nothing)`	gameplay	—	`0x6e3640`	`0x6e3d70`
GetDataSets	`HallofFame.GetDataSets(arg1: integer, arg2: string) → number[] ⚠`	gameplay	—	`0x6e3700`	`0x6e3e30`
GetLastDataSetValue	`HallofFame.GetLastDataSetValue(lookupId: integer) → number, number (or nothing)`	gameplay	—	`0x6e3940`	`0x6e4070`
GetObjects	`HallofFame.GetObjects(szOther: string[const char]) → nil`	gameplay	—	`0x6e3a90`	`0x6e41c0`
GetOrCreateDataPoint	`HallofFame.GetOrCreateDataPoint(objectId: string, arg2: integer, arg3: string[HksObject]) ⚠`	gameplay	—	`0x6e4040`	`0x6e4770`
GetOrCreateDataSet	`HallofFame.GetOrCreateDataSet(objectId: string, arg2: integer, arg3: string[HksObject]) ⚠` args: `objectId` — A string. (inferred); `arg2` — Id of a city (named cityID in the scripts). (inferred)	gameplay	—	`0x6e41e0`	`0x6e4910`
GetPlayerObject	`HallofFame.GetPlayerObject(ePlayer: integer/Player[PlayerTypes]) → number (or nothing)` args: `ePlayer` — Id of a player (as in Players[id]).	gameplay	—	`0x6e4380`	`0x6e4ab0`
GetRulesetTypes ★	`HallofFame.GetRulesetTypes() → nil`	gameplay	—	`0x6e43f0`	`0x6e4b20`
LookupDataPoint	`HallofFame.LookupDataPoint(lookupId: integer) → table{DataPoint: nil, ObjectId: number, Type: nil, ValueNumeric: number, ValueString: nil, ValueObjectId: number} (or nothing)`	gameplay	—	`0x6e4730`	`0x6e4e60`
LookupDataSet	`HallofFame.LookupDataSet(lookupId: integer) → table (or nothing)`	gameplay	—	`0x6e4970`	`0x6e50a0`
SetDataPoint	`HallofFame.SetDataPoint(objectId: string, arg2: integer, arg3: string[HksObject]) ⚠`	gameplay	—	`0x6e4c50`	`0x6e5380`
SetDataSetValue	`HallofFame.SetDataSetValue(arg1: integer, x: integer, y: integer) (or nothing)`	gameplay	—	`0x6e4fb0`	`0x6e56e0`
SetRulesetType	`HallofFame.SetRulesetType(szType: string[const char], szKind: string[const char], szName: string[const char], szIcon?: string[const char]) (or nothing)`	gameplay	—	`0x6e5040`	`0x6e5770`
UpdateDataPoint	`HallofFame.UpdateDataPoint(lookupId: integer, arg2?: any) ⚠`	gameplay	—	`0x6e50e0`	`0x6e5810`

Notes (★)

GetRulesetTypes

Returns the list of rulesets known to the game summary data; the wrapper itself reads no argument.

The wrapper code reads nothing from the Lua stack: it takes the ruleset list from the current game's summary repository and builds a table of rows with the fields Type, Kind, Name and Icon. An argument passed from Lua (two of the game's own UI scripts pass a ruleset value) is therefore ignored by this function as far as the code shows. A tester suggested a one-argument form; that was not confirmed, and the listed no-parameter signature stands. [inferred; evidence: static-analysis — decompiled wrapper (lGetRulesetTypes) has no stack argument reads; the tester's 1-arg question is untested]