Yeah, this is definitely a bit sketchy. This game thread is no longer developed. I've got a port based off of this one, much more development though, this was pretty much the old Aval0nX game.
Same thing here, 700 to get her fully naked, script didnt change much. Also, I advise following FuzzyBunny's link, that mod is just better at this point.
Go to Vanilla's room and use her laptop. The cheat menu is there.
This version of the game isn't Flash-based at all, and there are no SWF archives any more -- the game has been ported over to a Python-based scripting language called Ren'Py. All of the images are JPG and PNG files now, the music and sound effects are MP3 files, and all of the dialog and game logic is contained in a group of RPY files. (RPY is just Ren'Py script code, so they're basically just text files; any text editor can open them.)
Someone is working on modding and finishing the game, actually.
Go back and read the messages from a little earlier in this thread, and you'll see that FuzzyBunny23 is working on an extended and improved version of the game. He started with this version as a base, but he's added a whole bunch of stuff to it and rewritten a lot of scenes. It's still a long way from done, but it is at least under semi-active development.There's still a lot to be done; at least half of the already-existing scenes still need some extensive rewriting to clean up the grammar and spelling, and to eliminate some of the general creepiness and cringe-worthy descriptions and behaviors of some of the characters. Plus, there are also a bunch of scenes which need to be written from scratch, along with the accompanying program code, for a number of additional paths and events which were hinted at in the original game, but which couldn't actually be reached because they were never implemented.
But it's still going to take quite a while, since we're just a handful of hobbyists mostly working on it in our spare time, when we happen to have some. A complete overhaul of the game so that it's Amy or Sally babysitting Cream, though, instead of Sonic, probably isn't going to happen; there's just too many descriptions and actions that would need to be completely changed and rewritten, along with all of the art replacement, to make that work as a simple "play as Sonic / play as Amy" option in the start menu, or anything like that. It'd basically be a whole new game.
FuzzyBunny's version has more stuff in it, and there will be even more added as we continue to refine the game. One of the overall goals is to increase the game's "replay value" by having more scenes, more Easter Eggs, "random encounters" that may or may not happen on any given play-through, and so on. The idea is that there'll be more things for you to do than you can do in only 7 days, so you'll need to play it through several times -- and make different choices, such as not being a perv trying to get into Cream's panties at every opportunity!
-- to find them all.That's another holdover from the original Flash-based version of the game, I believe. I don't know why AvalonX put it in there either -- although that "You get nothing! Good day, sir!" scene is something of a meme in itself, so I expect that's all it is.
Um. Please dont spread misinformation? Unless im genuinely not understanding what you mean by Swf archives (if I am btw im REALLY sorry.). Of which there is Swfchan.
I do not understand your complaint, but I can explain something, SWF is the acronym for ShockWave Flash, and flash is no longer supported in most things, and what this dude was saying is that this game does not contain any flash files anymore
Yes, I think you are misunderstanding- this version is pure ren'py, no flash code remaining in it(archives). The original flash files should still be on the net in various places(archive locations) but due to flash abruptly being blocked by major sources it's a pain to work with and it's unlikely anyone will want to continue the work in that code structure.
What I was trying to explain to him is that a "flash decompiler" won't work on this version of the game, because this version is no longer Flash-based and thus there are no "SWF archives" inside it for the decompiler to work on. (I.E. this version is not just the Flash-based SWF file inside an .EXE "wrapper"; it's an entirely different beast in terms of code and data structures.) I was not trying to suggest that there is no such thing as an "archive of Flash-based games" in general.
