Amnesia tools

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Gamedev Adventures The long hard road…. Ok, heading for a new path… ». Share this: Twitter Facebook. Like this: Like Loading Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Unlock sensitive data analysis Use Amnesia to transform personal data to anonymous data that can be used for statistical analysis.

How it works. Insert your data Amnesia accepts complex object relational data in delimited text files. Select and Preview the data to anonymize Visual representations of anonymization parameters and results allow non-expert users to tailor the anonymization process to their needs.

Download your data anonymized The process is completed without any sensitive data leaving your premises! Learn More. Tweets by AmnesiaTool Follow us on twitter. Amnesia new how-to tutorials To help users quickly familiarize themselves with Amnesia's processes, we released three short tutorial videos to showcase the three main subprocesses of anonymization.

Previous Webinars. See More. Some class abilities might be affected by alignment changes. Programmed Trigger: You can program the subject to delay the onset of any of the above effects until a specific event takes place, such as the receipt of a coded message, capture by enemies, or arrival at some destination. Similarly, you could specify some or all of the alterations you create in a subject to be removed by a specific event.

The nature of programmed amnesia is such that a subject given new memories whether willing or not might be given cause to suspect that those memories are false, based on how complete your programming is. For example, a paladin subject to a persona rebuilding effect that changes her alignment to neutral loses her paladin abilities.

Unless you impart a specific believable memory of why she changed alignment, the character will perceive this unexplained gap in her memory and might take steps such as seeking a magical cure for her "amnesia" that could negate the spell's effect see below.

Generally, your subject must be either willing to undergo the spell or restrained in some way so that it cannot leave or interfere with the casting. Programmed amnesia cannot be dispelled, and so is normally permanent unless you care to specify events that will end the effect.