The Nightingale investigation shouldn't block you from visiting the Gala (in theory). If you send me your save file I could poke around and try to fix it, or at least see what the deal is.So is the gala visit with crystal bugged if you're doing the nightingale mission or fucking what? Cause I STILL cant fucking get it to show up so I can complete the damn thing.
Here you go.The Nightingale investigation shouldn't block you from visiting the Gala (in theory). If you send me your save file I could poke around and try to fix it, or at least see what the deal is.
So I poked around and the short answer is uhhhhhhhhhh you just have shitty luck. The Gala event is literally just a 50-50 chance.Here you go.
if $prism.level gte 4 and ($day is 5 or $day is 6) and $rannum6 gte 5>>
set $prism.galatonight to 1
Wow, thats wild. Just came down having horrendous luck that often. The fucking irony. Anyway thanks for the help.So I poked around and the short answer is uhhhhhhhhhh you just have shitty luck. The Gala event is literally just a 50-50 chance.
The way Prism's Gala event works is it just rolls a random integer between 1 and 10 and if you get a 6 or better and it's Friday or Saturday you get an invite from Prism.
If you don't have the reminder notification when you wake up you can just go back a passage and hit Get up repeatedly until it takes. Or use the attached save, whatever works.Code:if $prism.level gte 4 and ($day is 5 or $day is 6) and $rannum6 gte 5>> set $prism.galatonight to 1
I am basing this entirely on previous experience so it could be entirely wrong, but the earliest I'd expect a content based update is mid February or March.is there going to be an update soon?
In the browser console (rightclick, Inspect, Console tab), paste inSo... apparently I chose the same name as Cerebralite and it's awkward
Is there a way to change it ?
SugarCube.State.active.variables.player.name="Tiddlywinks Jr"
There isn't an in game way, but it's possible to do so with most browsers. I can't give you exact instructions without knowing what web browser you are using, but it should be more or less the same method on most decent browsers. You'll want to open the browser's menu or whatever allows access to the developer's tools (in chrome I'm pretty sure shift + ctrl + J is the keyboard shortcut, a few others use shift + ctrl + i). Open the developer's tools and a portion of the web browser's window will get taken over by a window. Quite a few browsers default to the console, but if they don't you'll need to select that tab. if you see a ">" with a blinking "|" you're on the correct tab. Paste in SugarCube.State.variables.player.name = "NameYouWantToUse". Don't include the period, and replace the name you want to use, and hit enter. Make sure you have the quotation marks or it will almost certainly break things. close the new tab and progress to a new screen before you save. That should make the change permanent.So... apparently I chose the same name as Cerebralite and it's awkward
Is there a way to change it ?
That's not a bad result. The belly button looks off and her shoulders look like she has some issues, but otherwise it's pretty impressive. It does look more like a 3d render than an actual photograph though. Back when AI image generation was getting popular I tried to get an AI to generate some pictures based on slightly modified version of the pop-up character descriptions. They worked reasonably well for the non-super characters I tried. Somewhat unsurprisingly, AI couldn't wrap its head around Prism when bits of her were glowing.Here I am, sorting through my watch list for games here as I download a checkpoint for Stable Diffusion, before I click on this one and go: "Oh yeah! Love this game. Shame it doesn't have images though."
Not sure if the creator has considered using something like Stable Diffusion or another AI powered image creator to create images for this game yet, but I don't entirely reckon it would be impossible to create a set of models of the characters within and come up with still images that could accompany *some* passages.
Just fooling around a little bit here, but: (Off of Blaire's backyard sunbathing scenario.)
Using this prompt:You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.Obviously with some more fine tuning you could get even more specific things (with working belly buttons) in terms of getting artwork for the game. Then again, I am sure if the maker had wanted images involved with the game he would've already considered using real models or something generally like this / taken from the web without bothering getting involved with doing it themself.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Makes a lot of sense! The image there was made in under a minute so I imagine I could better tune it, but the only way to get exactly what you want is to get it commissioned / alter it yourself. Glad to hear there's a patreon goal for it.That's not a bad result. The belly button looks off and her shoulders look like she has some issues, but otherwise it's pretty impressive. It does look more like a 3d render than an actual photograph though. Back when AI image generation was getting popular I tried to get an AI to generate some pictures based on slightly modified version of the pop-up character descriptions. They worked reasonably well for the non-super characters I tried. Somewhat unsurprisingly, AI couldn't wrap its head around Prism when bits of her were glowing.
As for Myscra's plans, the only patron goal is one that has been met to commission art for the game, so I expect some comic book style art to show up at some point. From what I know about commissions for art I kind of only expect SFW images though. It both opens up way more options, and would end up being much less pricy.
So, I'm the creator and this is pretty damn good!Here I am, sorting through my watch list for games here as I download a checkpoint for Stable Diffusion, before I click on this one and go: "Oh yeah! Love this game. Shame it doesn't have images though."
Not sure if the creator has considered using something like Stable Diffusion or another AI powered image creator to create images for this game yet, but I don't entirely reckon it would be impossible to create a set of models of the characters within and come up with still images that could accompany *some* passages.
Just fooling around a little bit here, but: (Off of Blaire's backyard sunbathing scenario.)
Using this prompt:You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.Obviously with some more fine tuning you could get even more specific things (with working belly buttons) in terms of getting artwork for the game. Then again, I am sure if the maker had wanted images involved with the game he would've already considered using real models or something generally like this / taken from the web without bothering getting involved with doing it themself.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Can you point me toward which devs are doing this? If so I can pick there brains on where to start with this. I really have no idea where to start with my own stuff. Also, if anyone knows a tutorial, I'd appreciate it.It's totally doable; there are other devs doing this right now. Many stable diffusion models do allow NSFW stuff, though there are those that do not. It's pretty easy to do a local build of a model and churn out all kinds of images; some of them are even good. I can tell you that other devs have done things like take user submissions on a discord server to speed up the image-generation process. If you're a perfectionist, you can always rework any images that you find. Oh, and there are tons of different sd models; while there are a lot of anime-y ones, there are tons of photorealistic (and other types) as well.