Got a problem, it say that it wont run unless i got a new Windows version like version 10 or better. Mine its version 8 so anyone else has had the same problem?.
How you can save your character?
1)open makerMenuUI.py (i opened it with WordPad)
2) find Path = os.path.abspath( pathlib.Path() / "NPCData" / f"{Name}{ID}" )
3) change it on Path = pathlib.Path( pathlib.Path() / "NPCData" / f"{Name}{ID}" ).resolve()
Sorry for my bad English and i hope i guessed your question right.
Man there's a lot of setup for this. Also no tooltips? I just have to guess on some things?
"Lewd Body Parts: V (Vagina) A (Anus?) B (Balls?) P (Penis) M (Mouth?)"
Also getting it to run would have been a fruitless endeavor if not for Usokitsuki on Page 1. Very very bad start is when you can't even get it to run right away.
Could be interesting if it didn't take so much ridiculous setup, and even after ALL of that, I still can't get it to run properly. Can't save characters, can't do anything but walk around empty areas, can't do nothing. This legit needs a lot of work (also tooltips. I shouldn't have to google what the fuck all the "Dere" types are. That's not just common knowledge people know).
"Lewd Body Parts: V (Vagina) A (Anus?) B (Balls?) P (Penis) M (Mouth?)"
Also getting it to run would have been a fruitless endeavor if not for Usokitsuki on Page 1. Very very bad start is when you can't even get it to run right away.
Could be interesting if it didn't take so much ridiculous setup, and even after ALL of that, I still can't get it to run properly. Can't save characters, can't do anything but walk around empty areas, can't do nothing. This legit needs a lot of work (also tooltips. I shouldn't have to google what the fuck all the "Dere" types are. That's not just common knowledge people know).
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I guess I got happy, because I made eight
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Also, I'm guessing save/load doesn't do anything yet. Continue works fine for me, so at least I can play the same save. Oh, and since random npcs is borked, I'm gonna try not using any.So, I want to like this, it seems interesting, especially since you can make your own characters. I have a few problems. First, having each person actually set up the game to run is a bit.... interesting. I don't get how an executable couldn't have been included, unless it's because the game requires a file path to run? But then, why not just have the executable set to auto-detect the file path it's in? I'm no good with code, but I don't think it should be that difficult. Second, the actual character creator could use some description of what each thing actually does. Do traits actually affect any gameplay, or are they simply there to look nice? Third and final, what actions do what, and how do you actually get to do more with a character? If I want to raise a character's affection, I need both affection and reliability. Well, I know how to raise affection, but how do I increase reliability?
I think the game needs a bit more explanation than what we've got right now, but I am looking forward to what this game can do in the future.
I think the game needs a bit more explanation than what we've got right now, but I am looking forward to what this game can do in the future.
As a Free Cities veteran the wall of settings for personality is actually really exciting, but the near total lack of structure means I am not even sure if there is real content to find, forget how to find it. After a much longer than average install process and about half hour of poking around I have barely gotten to the level of "Character X accepts/resists [insert action here] by character Y" with 3 status bars for pleasure, energy, and anger/stress responding to those actions, and only about a dozen relatively generic actions available for each character. I have tried and failed to make a character, and loading premade characters into the game has yet to let me actually find them. I consider myself fairly well equipped for this, and am making zero headway.
Being a first release the lack lack of content is basically a non-issue, but the rest badly needs to be made more user friendly. I don't even know what I am doing wrong to make most things not work.
There is currently next to zero story telling to the game, but presumably that will improve with later releases. There are things like a "Temple" and mention of "Paladins" in area names that imply things, but I have not found any actual lore/character dialogue/missions that elaborate on any of it.
TL
R technically ambitious bare bones foundation which could support an incredibly detailed and complex mechanical system, but desperately needs story to make it interesting, and could really do with being packaged in a way that people who don't make their own games can easily run it.
Being a first release the lack lack of content is basically a non-issue, but the rest badly needs to be made more user friendly. I don't even know what I am doing wrong to make most things not work.
There is currently next to zero story telling to the game, but presumably that will improve with later releases. There are things like a "Temple" and mention of "Paladins" in area names that imply things, but I have not found any actual lore/character dialogue/missions that elaborate on any of it.
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R technically ambitious bare bones foundation which could support an incredibly detailed and complex mechanical system, but desperately needs story to make it interesting, and could really do with being packaged in a way that people who don't make their own games can easily run it.Free Cities solved that by having skilled members of the community who would periodically post a compiled .html file that you could just run. I've only occasionally had to compile the git library myself. If this becomes as popular as FS was at its peak that will probably happen again.
I am an anime fan, and even I had to look up to make sure I wasn't getting them confused.
Is it really that hard to even create a damn .exe file for the game? Or whatever the hell python uses?
I'm not downloading python and doing a bunch of CMD bullshit just to play a game that I am not even sure if there's any male on male shit or if it's just lesbian shit. I'd give you more slack because you are probably a newer game dev but this shit is kind of the first thing you do before posting a game online. You cannot expect the player to program the game for you.
Here's a tutorial if you somehow haven't learned this shit yet.
I'm not downloading python and doing a bunch of CMD bullshit just to play a game that I am not even sure if there's any male on male shit or if it's just lesbian shit. I'd give you more slack because you are probably a newer game dev but this shit is kind of the first thing you do before posting a game online. You cannot expect the player to program the game for you.
Here's a tutorial if you somehow haven't learned this shit yet.
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I wouldn't say I'm really an "anime fan", I used to be but I barely watch anime nowadays that it's whatever to me. Not for or against it, I just don't consume it that much.
I only knew Tsundere since that's literally everywhere to the point where it's nearly mainstream "internet" knowledge, as well as Yandere purely because I watched someone play an early build of Yandere Simulator. Outside of those two (which I believe are the most common outside of anime), I legit had no clue on the others.
Such a weird option to put for your character creator, but I guess the dev really likes anime. *shrug*
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I doesn't use exes. That's why I am criticizing the choice of language.
You always need some sort of python environment installed to run a program written in it. Any 'exe' files someone posts are just copies of the python environment that you need to manually download for this.
The dev not putting that in the base release is actually a good thing, since that way you won't have yet another duplicate sitting around on your disk.
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If it's giving you any errors when using the --standalone flag make sure all the file paths are relative. Hardcoded filepaths either for import or file creation are something PyInstaller and Nuitka don't like. Check and make sure you're also importing every necessary module for that individual Python script instead of leaving it up to main.py to import it, because when it gets compiled it'll sometimes strip the context and the final program will look for module that it thinks don't exist. PyInstaller looks from your current active Python directory to bundle, so if you've installed a particularly labyrinthine PIP module that likes to make directories outside of that or you've got PIPs across multiple Python versions like 3.5, 3.7, and 3.11 it'll freak.
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Think I found a bug in the game. Your character moves around on their own. So, you can be interacting with an NPC, and suddenly you can't. Not because they moved, but because you moved. Somebody forgot to not include AI for the player character. Now, maybe this mistake is only when playing as a premade character? I haven't tested it the other way yet.
Edit: Problem seems to exist either way. Seemed less when not playing premade character though.
Edit: Problem seems to exist either way. Seemed less when not playing premade character though.
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