Wait... just one more mechanical question:
What Tsugumi meant is absolute zero way to gain love points. Without love points a 0% will appear for any attempt at sex. Because they are hard-locked homosexual they simply won't budge.
To be honest, I do not know how that would play out, but my assumption is:
Overwhelming majority of BepisDB (link in OP) cards make use of modules. The modules functionality itself comes from AAU, not the card. Or am I misunderstanding your question?
Yeah, i kind of gave up on that idea. I dicked around with the "forced acceptance cheat", but if it aint legit - it aint worth doing.
I do have a little bit more to add. Normally modules added to a character card appear in their modules list as normally expected, and their logic flow and global variables appear in the triggers tab of the AUU maker with the name of the module appended on the left. However, when a card author wants to make their card's mechanics different than what available modules offer, they opt to unpack a module. This makes the modules disappear from the module list for the character card, and the triggers no longer state that they came from a module but will otherwise keep their name, sans the name of the original module.
You can totally modify pre-made characters, otherwise you're implying they exist without a card to access. For the version of the game I found and installed within a month's time from today, I boot up the program, choose to create a female character, and load a pre-existing card I want to edit from any directory on my computer. Along with the main window that deals with character aesthetics, sexual orientation, personality, traits, etc there's the AAU window with modules, triggers, fine body scale control, outfit equip slots, and more.
I'll accept that. I'm getting up there too but nosing around in software is something I try to keep doing. I don't have enough time to get very talented working with AAU's content but I know some people make money commissioning custom modules. I've yet to make an amazing character but I whipped up a trait-and-module sandwich with minor trigger editing that's a nifty work-in-progress for myself to test.
Yup. I also recommend making a save backup folder and saving your finalized (at the time) class roster before you do any actual gameplay from that point. You may notice something off about a character and removing characters to replace them comes with some caveats like personal items going missing / being orphaned when a character is removed, and a character relationship environment that doesn't look fun to you after a bunch of relationships already form and the incoming character is left out. So if you keep a first-eve backup you can redeploy the same roster with little effort after making your minor changes, resaving the roster, and backing it up again.
You probably have seen NPCs talk to you about someone and say something like "I hear <character> is a dangerous person" - say hello to a bad rumour. Then again, this is, in fact,
Basic game dev situation -- every incrementable in most environments start at index zero. Then they figured rather than trying to organize UI to put the teacher at the top of the roster at index 0 and format the screen to show student desks below, they just organize a simple grid and throw the teacher in the top-middle where his desk is reasonably closest. I'm curious as to how their program is organized internally though, since Japanese devs are so accustomed to working with English-speaking engines like Unity that I didn't expect their student grid would be aligned the Japanese literature way instead of the English spreadsheet way. The AAU modders would know more.
Should be possible since there is a way to check seat number in modules. Though considering modules are still character specific, you still need to give it to the corresponding character(s).
The short story of it is it's not feasible. The long story is more complex.
