I have searched this form an the databases a fair bit here and i cant find the mod to add more H positions I only seam to have the default ones can anyone help me out ?
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try installing all the redistributables as it says on the guide, then restart your computer for them to take effect, if it still not work just try to change the setting in winfix to some other option in my case it worked after i changed it to the one in the screenshoot.
also try run localefix in the settings to always.
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This is probably going to sound ridiculous, but did you try...waiting? The game has rather horrendous loading times by modern standards: my experience lands anywhere between 15-20 seconds at best, and up to a minute at worst.
Anyone know somewhere I can get other people's saves ? The class saves, I meant. I got bored creating my own stuff so I want to try playing others' saves.
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normally no one uploads that, your best bet is search for some megas with thematic classes
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Wouldnt there be a ton of conflicts with various modules and game versions, anyway? A save on one game will not be compatible with a save on the same game, but without said modules/graphic improvements/blah.
Seems like a really odd request, honestly. What do you expect to find in those saves, anyway? The game is a sandbox - it has no story to tell.
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I think the only "conflict" would be overrides, aside that iit should work (maybe with some eventual crashes dunno)
Yeah I went to 4chan and got a couple of rars of thematic cards. I just randomized them into a class and took off.
I expected nothing, actually. I've played this game for more than 5 years now, my own imagination can only take me so far. So trying others' stuff is just my own way of entertaining myself. Many AAU cards have custom modules so I can't really predict their behaviors, which entertains me greatly.
I've always ran into the same issue, the longer I've had one game going. Once you acquire a lot of points with them, NPCs will just not stop pestering you. Even an NPC I'm not dating will track me down, and ask to trade friendship items back and forth, over and over. I'm sorry for replying to such an old comment, but I was searching for a way to limit their rate of interactions somehow, to no avail. If anyone knows a fix for this, let me know.
The closest I can come up with is to start doing a bunch of things that will make them hate me, so that the NPC's points aren't fixed on only one part of the LLDH system.
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I've been busy all over the place, but I've seen enough module features to know it's possible to make a global module the player can apply to 1 card that can affect every card, and the trigger event "NPC wants to start a conversation" is one of the best events to treat globally in a module.
Concept: Every time a card wants to start an interaction, write a string to the card that holds information. Strings written to cards like this are like proxies to global variables that can be read by other cards. Something simple like write down seat number (or name) and number of consecutive interactions. Then once the card tries to talk, they'll check their own string data, trigger conditions that are met when the count of conversations is too high, and then cancel their proposed conversation provided it's not a Game Over interaction.
I hope to eventually release my modules, but I'm either building a thematic set of them that spawned off an idea, or ironing out kinks in a more featured kind of module. I'm juggling a lot but at least I have some knowledge in the concept of checking for the conversation seeking event and what to do past that point.
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bloodbirthe Wow, that sure was one heck of an old post you quoted. 
Just thought I would use the chance to mention something I already did (not THAT long ago, though) that compounds the issue: the more you interact with others - the faster your rank in sociability (whatever the actual name is) increases, which turns the problem into a snowball: more interactions -> higher ranking -> NPCs are more likely to interact with you [as opposed to interacting with someone else] -> more interactions.
The game was clearly never designed for long sessions.
Just thought I would use the chance to mention something I already did (not THAT long ago, though) that compounds the issue: the more you interact with others - the faster your rank in sociability (whatever the actual name is) increases, which turns the problem into a snowball: more interactions -> higher ranking -> NPCs are more likely to interact with you [as opposed to interacting with someone else] -> more interactions.The game was clearly never designed for long sessions.
I've never considered sociability as a field to read / mod before in a module. It's probably there in the conditions as "Sociability Value" and "Sociability Rank" respectively. I've seen General Maintenance style modules for lowering all student's strength and intelligence every week and resetting virginity every week. It makes sense to make a module to lower Sociability to treat that issue. It doesn't have to be in the global scope either, in case you want the player to have a reduction in those factors but let the NPCs accrue as normally. Or just use both modules in conjunction on the same player card.bloodbirthe Wow, that sure was one heck of an old post you quoted.
The game was clearly never designed for long sessions.
I assume it's Popularity the leaderboard stat, and not Sociability the character stat you're both referring to right? There's a couple of existing modules I know of that deal with Popularity which could possibly be used for reference for making some kind of unpopular module: Snobbish, and Star-struck. They each seem like they're referencing a different variable to pull that value though, but to be fair I still have trouble reading trigger syntax and following the logic, so I don't really understand how they work.
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*loudly clears throat*
Popularity only shows how much a character has love count in relation to other NPCs. What ive discovered, actually, is how popularity is directly tied to MM. If you get yourself a partner, and suddenly they jump up to 1st spot on the popularity leaderboard...
Best check that statute to see whether you have to swat away some fucks... or to abandon ship.
Popularity only shows how much a character has love count in relation to other NPCs. What ive discovered, actually, is how popularity is directly tied to MM. If you get yourself a partner, and suddenly they jump up to 1st spot on the popularity leaderboard...
Best check that statute to see whether you have to swat away some fucks... or to abandon ship.
Nice, I've seen Popularity in those modules and made a spinoff series of "underdog" style mods in that vein. Popularity is strongly influenced by how much other characters Love your character. While I've used Popularity alongside gender, strength, and intelligence to simulate sympathy/envy in modules before (orientation pending), I've not considered influencing popularity at the end of every week to reduce the problem of being suddenly spoken to way too frequently.
I can try looking for possible solution to reduce popularity, but if it's linked to Like or Love and I have to reduce Like or Love from other characters I wouldn't recommend making it exclusive to 1 card unless you don't mind them getting mass hatred and being murdered quickly.
While high Love leads to high popularity and thus the annoyance of being spoken to, popularity doesn't consider Hate at all even if your Hate outweighs your Love. Meanwhile you'll observe similar effects in which your character is literally being stalked by 6 potential murderers at once and the only way you can keep safe is by practically begging one of your better friends to accompany you via a Lets... interaction so travelling AI will prevent one of your murderers from latching onto you with their Game Over dialogue and killing you.
I played characters who are hated and pathetic from the start of a new class for fun challenge, and the game changes into a kind of survival experience where you figure out who is most likely to want to kill you then proceed to avoid ever being freely available to them in conversation if you have to be in the room with them. Then you bulk up enough stat to win fights, pass tests, and have some friends to carry out duties like escorting you and persuading the characters who want to kill you to like you enough to not kill you.
So I have everything working fine in terms of gameplay. However when I change to certain clothes I get a weird graphical glitch, is it because I installed it wrong or is there another reason. I made sure to double check that its in the data folder.
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LostPersonFound "Weird graphical glitch" is too vague - could you provide a screenshot or two of what exactly happens, at the very least? Could be anything: an inherent problem with the character, with the clothes, with - as you say - the game/mod installation. Some more information would be appreciated.
Oh, and just to rule out the obvious: could you throw in a screenshot of the "AA2Unlimited" tab of the game launcher window?
Oh, and just to rule out the obvious: could you throw in a screenshot of the "AA2Unlimited" tab of the game launcher window?
Here you go. I was doing a bit more of testing and its weird how the glitch occur on some not all I tested on some card made but other people and nothing happened.
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Yeah, well, looks like the models (yes, clothes are not "clothes" in a literal meaning) for these arent there. I have this too - just avoid "Chubby" girl models and all other variants of clothes should work fine. Short, medium and tall height works just fine, as does skinny stature.
There is no fix to this. Not until the mods developer(s) make a batch of models (clothes) to fit the chubby stature.