No, and no need to be so antagonistic, I've done nothing but be polite. I hadn't figured out how the move menu works until later, since I didn't realize the search menu needed me to select the System first before looking up the shop name. Moreover I've noticed that using the teleport function for an actual long-term save can result in bugs that are far more severe than from save editing and which break saves, so I tend to avoid it.
No, I'm not being antagonistic. I'm not gonna sugarcoat this. As far as "severe bugs" from the move cheat, unless it pertains to this particular issue, it is irrelevant. I have used the move cheat to get two implants while not having progressed beyond First-14 and have played through to the current end of the games content with zero issues as a result. So, again, this is a redundant and obsolete feature you're asking for.
I think it's because some of these perks have been reworked to the point where they're different now. But I was about to comment that there are several perks missing from the editor list.
To keep the editor as low-maintenance as possible, there is a separate program that goes through the public game files and gets all the data. It's by no means a perfect solution, but it gets mostly everything. This "separate program" also hasn't been updated in a while, so I'm sure there have been plenty of updates to the game's structure that have had the side effect of "removing" editor data that was already there. The alternative (which I myself will not do) is to add the missing bits manually. There isn't a system to merge auto-retrieved data with static data, but as mentioned previously the project is open source and I'm happy to merge PRs.
Thanks for updating. Honestly I'd love to help, it's interesting just from a coding point of view, however I am far too inexperienced to do anything but mess things up for you. Hell I'm not even properly sure what PRs is referring to, did you mean Pull Requests?
I don't see a way to change Class in the Editor, but it is possible with Console Commands. You'll keep your Tech Specialist perks and won't be able to get more without additional steps.
PC pregnancies have their own data structures, which I don't think the save editor can touch. You'd have to open a copy of the save file in a text editor (make sure to keep an original, unedited copy in case something goes wrong), locate the pregnancy data, and delete the entire data structure containing it. Even if you do it correctly, there might still be some leftovers to take care of depending on the specific pregnancy and how far along it was (e.g. an increased belly size; I think that one specifically has a button in the nursery to fix that).
In that case, it'll probably just be easier to go back to my previous save. I'll lose about 3 hours of gameplay, but that's better than being pregnant for the entire rest of my playthrough, since pregnancies in this game are too long.
I could, but I'd rather not do that. I know the main quest doesn't actually have a time limit, but it seems a little silly that I could spend over 100 days at the Nursery and my cousin would make no progress. There's a reason most h-games with pregnancy make it really short. That's something I've always found funny about most of the people that defend the pregnancy length in this game. They say the long length is realistic, but then suggest "skipping" it at the nursery, as if spending several months at the nursery while your cousin is running around the galaxy trying to steal your inheritance is in any way realistic. Not to mention they're arguing for realism in a game where I can start as a half-dog, half-human girl, take one pill and use one needle, and become a nine-tailed, glowing fox-girl with both genitals and 8 breasts. You can also, through utilizing a few methods, get pregnancies to be up to 10.5x faster, and there's nothing realistic about that, either. Meanwhile, there's no method of abortion, which seems absurd in a world as medically advanced as this. A world where I can talk to a robot on an abandoned space station and be made immune to every single STD in existence, both human and alien. A world where I can take a pill twice and become instantly sterile. I can prevent pregnancies and speed them up, yet I can't stop one in progress.
I'm sure abortion methods exist, they're just not used in-game due to it being a controversial topic (and/or Steele not really needing or wanting them - remember, Steele isn't entirely a self-insert/blank slate and has some fixed traits). (At least, those are my best guesses as to why it's not a feature.) Transferring pregnancies into a synthetic womb is entirely possible (and IIRC, part of Briget's original design was to allow such a transfer from Steele to her), though I can only think of two instances where it's actually used, both by NPCs.
The only way to undo a pregnancy is to go into the Flags section of the JS editor and change values, this depends on what kind of pregnancy it is, if its not a hostile NPC pregnancy, then I suggest not touching it, as you would have to go through a crap ton of data to prevent the game from breaking because of the contradiction where part of the save says you have a pregnancy but the data is missing.
