How did you get both to run simultaneously? Mine just keeps throwing out some sort of exception error (via cmd) and the launcher hangs afterwards whenever I try to launch the Editor with the game already running or vice versa.
I've never actually tested this, but QtEdit does have a pregnancy option in the Advanced tab when you have a card selected. You could try loading up your class save in QtEdit, selecting the pregnant card, pressing Select None in the advanced tab to uncheck everything, and then check Pregnancy only. Then press the Import button directly below and find the card that was originally used when adding the character to the class and open it. Then hit Save next to the card in QtEdit on the left side, or Save All Changes at the top. In theory this would import the Pregnancy status from the original card i.e. no pregnancy.
In theory, but I've never tested this and I'm not sure it would work correctly since modules are usually set to initialize when the card is added to the class. If you want to try, open up the card in AA2Edit, add the module (either Irresponsible to the guy, or Pregnancy to the girl) and save the card. Then load up your class save, find the character you're modifying, go to the Advanced tab, Select None and then check "AAUnlimited data". Then select Import directly below and find the card that you added the module to and open it. Then hit Save on the card in the class list on the left or Save All Changes.
Actually, i just remembered. By now i think you just removed the girl from the roster, but there *should* be a way of zero-ing the pregnancy risk counter in QtEdit:
Yeah just add the module to your character, then go to QTEdit load up your class save, go to your character, go to the advanced tab, hit the import button with everything checked is fine (should be by default), and choose your new save for the character with the module on. Then you can just hit save in the corner of your character or the save all changes.
Thats interesting. I though characters put in the game are, in a manner of speaking, set in stone - apart from minor tweaks to their traits or preferences, you couldnt do more, especially in terms of modules.
If you already enabled the Windows 10 fixes, try upgrading dgVoodoo2 per this post by Grim.
Sorry for being vague on that. I think I downloaded the 2020 minippx. Because many of the new character cards don't work (clothing or invisible hair errors) I will try to install the new one. I will let you know of any problems, thank youSleepW4lker "A long time ago" is too vague to provide you with a definitive answer: a month ago? A year? 3 years? The game went through several iterations, including unofficial ones (AAU), and even some file format changes. Also, could you clarify what the word "worth" is supposed to indicate? More content? Better performance? Modding complexity? What would be the "not worth" side of things?
Having said that, it would most likely be a safe bet to start from scratch, especially if you plan on adding custom content like mods and user-created cards. As long as you pay attention to instructions on the tsukiyo page the Modern Guide links to - you should be up and running in no time. In the event of hiccups, though - welcome back.
P.S. ignore the Mini version linked in OP of this thread: it was obsoleted by MiniPPX, which is being kept up to date and provided at the aforementioned tsukiyo page.
Ohh yes and another question to completely delete the old version of the game, just delete the folder and that's it? no other instance is required. records or folders hidden in Roaming. What could cause incompatibility?SleepW4lker "A long time ago" is too vague to provide you with a definitive answer: a month ago? A year? 3 years? The game went through several iterations, including unofficial ones (AAU), and even some file format changes. Also, could you clarify what the word "worth" is supposed to indicate? More content? Better performance? Modding complexity? What would be the "not worth" side of things?
Having said that, it would most likely be a safe bet to start from scratch, especially if you plan on adding custom content like mods and user-created cards. As long as you pay attention to instructions on the tsukiyo page the Modern Guide links to - you should be up and running in no time. In the event of hiccups, though - welcome back.
P.S. ignore the Mini version linked in OP of this thread: it was obsoleted by MiniPPX, which is being kept up to date and provided at the aforementioned tsukiyo page.
I think the futa starter pack has a readme you should read, if not just do some reverse engineering in a recent futa card and youre done
this is the mod i was talking about:
Now that's a blast from the past. Judging by the file names, these packs look like they're meant to be used with the illusion Wizzard. Alas, at the end of the day they are still just compressed archives, so that shouldn't be an issue.
