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wth i dont remember making cake with her ? what quest is that under ?Don't make cake with her when she is blind.
wth i dont remember making cake with her ? what quest is that under ?Don't make cake with her when she is blind.
wth i dont remember making cake with her ? what quest is that under ?
ahhh your dope af bro thanksYou must be registered to see the links
Nope, it's not. You can bang your sister, but the mom only has a minor scene, which sadly is non-consensual.ok, my fav question, is it worth playing if I am only interested in the mom content? never played it before.
Two ways to do it. One is to drink the strawberry drink from the cafeteria and head upstairs. Other is when doing the school tour and Lindsay falls you run to get the nurse instead of taking her there.How can i take a picture of the "Nurse" Before i caught her hiding in bush ? do i need to trigger another event ?
Huh. I vaguely recall trying to do something like that, but running into issues where the functions I was trying to monkey-patch were nontrivially read-only. Either the backend has changed, or I'm misremembering, or both.If all you need to do is to change text of "[name]",
then you don't need to use text filter for it.
Just override__str__
method of name.
Example in attachment.
That's because Built-in Types methods are read-only.Huh. I vaguely recall trying to do something like that, but running into issues where the functions I was trying to monkey-patch were nontrivially read-only. Either the backend has changed, or I'm misremembering, or both.
Assuming I don't run into any issues, I'll switch to your approach (which is admittedly much more efficient) the next time I update the script.
__str__
method you would need to make new class.varname = type(varname.__class__.__name__, (varname.__class__,), {'__str__': __str__})(varname)
That's absolutely horrifying. Well done!varname = type(varname.__class__.__name__, (varname.__class__,), {'__str__': __str__})(varname)