After a day of work i managed to put it on and working, but i had to it it from scrap taking only parts from the tsukiyo site.
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Tsugumi
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Rizuu
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Managed to get the backgrounds working thanks to everyone's help. Too bad the silent hill background one is only partially completed. It's my favorite by far as an SH fan (and perfect for a school full of Yandere) Though any custom hair and body textures don't get replaced with new textures when I try to replace them. Is it because it only works on girls? I've been trying to use them on guys. Just to make sure I'm using them correctly:
I tried creating a new card, go to archive overrides, browse for a hair texture, select one (hair_textures\A00_20_00_00_00_cappricio.tga as an example) then hit apply. Nothing happens and I try to see if the hair texture changes when I change the body types, but again, nothing. Am I doing something wrong?
I tried creating a new card, go to archive overrides, browse for a hair texture, select one (hair_textures\A00_20_00_00_00_cappricio.tga as an example) then hit apply. Nothing happens and I try to see if the hair texture changes when I change the body types, but again, nothing. Am I doing something wrong?
Rizuu
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Thank you for the example image. It's what I needed and got it working!
AGiantRainbowSpaceWhale
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Alright, I'm clearly a bit special (Read: stupid as hell) and I've read the various guides. I have come to the conclusion that Importing characters and costumes, while possible, requires some level of arcane knowledge that I do not possess. If someone would be kind enough to point me in the right direction, I'd appreciate that. I legit just want to add Mona from Genshin to the game because I'm a basic bitch.
Erosia
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Man, this game was great way back then. The bukkake in this game was fucking insane, not as good as Artificial Girl 3's or School Mate 1's though, but extremely good. The fuck happened with Illusion that they made the bukkake into a tiny splatter? These older games had the girls covered in spooge everywhere from hair to toe. No other game came close, was the first one to actually have pregnancy too, though I wish it didn't cause a game over.
ugh this game works perfectly great everything's fine until I get to H-Scenes and then it starts lagging only on h scenes what do I do :<
I check if you have AAUnlimited Updated, Then do you have win10fix enabled in AAU launcher settings under Scripts if you haven't tried it i recommend it big fix for Fps if you have and its not working well select it and click settings and try changing the d3d9 variants and try them all if that does not work try wind3d and see if that improve fps over win10fix
ThisIsMe88
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I think the
While it is true that the visual candy of the character/pose creator has always been a major contribution to the appeal of the game, I could easily see "modules" adding emergent story-telling as a new layer of interest to significantly extend the re-playability value of the game for a population of players like me at least equally interested in the sims parts of the game.
How about gangs of vampires, wolves and hunters going at each other throats, all the while sexxing up the gallery (humans & other "lesser" beings) to maintain a facade at school ? Or countering the schemes of a mind-controlling ghost with patient and thorough detective work ? Tons of potential scenarios worth playing, really.
Does anyone know if tools are in the works to streamline the process of adding modules to existing cards ?
I'd love it for the modded game to reach the point one day where players could download cards from
If no such tools exist yet, has anyone created interesting "classes" with cards that take advantage of "modules", and is willing to share them here or elsewhere ?
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of the AAU mod remains criminally underused at the moment by the community.While it is true that the visual candy of the character/pose creator has always been a major contribution to the appeal of the game, I could easily see "modules" adding emergent story-telling as a new layer of interest to significantly extend the re-playability value of the game for a population of players like me at least equally interested in the sims parts of the game.
How about gangs of vampires, wolves and hunters going at each other throats, all the while sexxing up the gallery (humans & other "lesser" beings) to maintain a facade at school ? Or countering the schemes of a mind-controlling ghost with patient and thorough detective work ? Tons of potential scenarios worth playing, really.
Does anyone know if tools are in the works to streamline the process of adding modules to existing cards ?
I'd love it for the modded game to reach the point one day where players could download cards from
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(or design our own), put them through some sort of "batch" that adds modules to them semi-randomly (with a system of whitelist & blacklist maybe?), load up the game and play the class thusly generated within minutes.If no such tools exist yet, has anyone created interesting "classes" with cards that take advantage of "modules", and is willing to share them here or elsewhere ?
reyonathrow
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Some passing questions I haven't quite nailed down:
1. Do some events cause Hate/Dislike accumulation passively, rather than via interaction (e.g. when NPC B stops to listen to your conversation with NPC A)? If so, what are these events and what are their respective effects? Lately, I've been having repeated instances of some characters developing large volumes of Dislike, and occasionally Hate as well, towards my PC while simply having standard (successful) conversations, or otherwise having all parties just kind of mind their own business (I realize the first guess would be someone spreading rumors. Alas, while I have no understanding of how those interact with character LLDH points and would love to know the specifics of how they work, that is not the point of this question. I am looking for other sources).
2. Judging based on how NPCs interact with the PC, I've fallen under the impression the PC can also have active moods even while being manually played. Do these affect interaction success rates at all? I would presume this would affect both your general interaction success rate as well as the result roll on Conversations/Activities, but I haven't really made much sense of any of it yet as I can't quite figure out a way to reliably test it.
3. What, exactly, does the "Cheater!" status do aside from enable the "warn about cheating" action (Evil characters aside)? I've never had a PC that experienced it, and from what I've seen of NPCs getting it, there hasn't really been a noticeable difference in behavior. Does it amplify LLDH gains/losses or something to that effect?
1. Do some events cause Hate/Dislike accumulation passively, rather than via interaction (e.g. when NPC B stops to listen to your conversation with NPC A)? If so, what are these events and what are their respective effects? Lately, I've been having repeated instances of some characters developing large volumes of Dislike, and occasionally Hate as well, towards my PC while simply having standard (successful) conversations, or otherwise having all parties just kind of mind their own business (I realize the first guess would be someone spreading rumors. Alas, while I have no understanding of how those interact with character LLDH points and would love to know the specifics of how they work, that is not the point of this question. I am looking for other sources).
2. Judging based on how NPCs interact with the PC, I've fallen under the impression the PC can also have active moods even while being manually played. Do these affect interaction success rates at all? I would presume this would affect both your general interaction success rate as well as the result roll on Conversations/Activities, but I haven't really made much sense of any of it yet as I can't quite figure out a way to reliably test it.
3. What, exactly, does the "Cheater!" status do aside from enable the "warn about cheating" action (Evil characters aside)? I've never had a PC that experienced it, and from what I've seen of NPCs getting it, there hasn't really been a noticeable difference in behavior. Does it amplify LLDH gains/losses or something to that effect?
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reyonathrow In regards to 1: I use
As for 2: not that I know of. Interaction success depends on the mood (among other things) of the one being talked to, not the one initiating the interaction. In a PC < NPC interaction, you "control" the response given, so the chance is either 100% or 0% - "yes" or "no". And in a PC > NPC interaction, your mood is irrelevant because you initiated the interaction. Guessing you realized PC has moods because NPCs tried to cheer you up. Probably the ONLY way to notice it. My guess: a development choice to keep the whole class run off the same "NPC-like" code (since you can switch PCs as much as you like) instead of having to code a separate chunk exclusively for PC.
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, and it tends to be enough, although it does not deep dive into the code. For example, the "Cheater!" status you mentioned is described as:It explains the effect, but without providing the technical info (i.e., exact numbers the min-max crowd loves).
As for 2: not that I know of. Interaction success depends on the mood (among other things) of the one being talked to, not the one initiating the interaction. In a PC < NPC interaction, you "control" the response given, so the chance is either 100% or 0% - "yes" or "no". And in a PC > NPC interaction, your mood is irrelevant because you initiated the interaction. Guessing you realized PC has moods because NPCs tried to cheer you up. Probably the ONLY way to notice it. My guess: a development choice to keep the whole class run off the same "NPC-like" code (since you can switch PCs as much as you like) instead of having to code a separate chunk exclusively for PC.
Hi all.
Is there a link to the full game and mods? The links on the first page are only for AA2Mini. A tiny 1.5gb dl that has no character creation, no character choice etc.
Is there a link to the full game and mods? The links on the first page are only for AA2Mini. A tiny 1.5gb dl that has no character creation, no character choice etc.
Tsugumi
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Selaena
1. AA2Mini does have character creation. You use AA2Edit.exe instead of AA2Play.exe. The creator is NOT built into the game itself, it is a separate application. The edits you can do in-game are to existing characters and are related to clothing.
2. What do you mean by "choice"? The game has a prebuilt selection of character cards, the rest you need to either create via the editor or download off the internet (e.g., BepisDB).
3. For your own sake, do NOT use the "Mini" at all. Use
1. AA2Mini does have character creation. You use AA2Edit.exe instead of AA2Play.exe. The creator is NOT built into the game itself, it is a separate application. The edits you can do in-game are to existing characters and are related to clothing.
2. What do you mean by "choice"? The game has a prebuilt selection of character cards, the rest you need to either create via the editor or download off the internet (e.g., BepisDB).
3. For your own sake, do NOT use the "Mini" at all. Use
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instead to get the "MiniPPX". Same link has links and instructions for the popular mods. Basically, information on that page is being kept up to date. Download links in OP here are not.