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I think you got confused about the game...I played this game a few years ago. Did it get release again?
And the reason is in the beginning.
I think you got confused about the game...I played this game a few years ago. Did it get release again?
Hey I see you have a no dc bug.not bad, but you have some clipping issues with the hair.
To fix this:
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Add a Smoothing modifier to the hair:
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and voila: No clipping
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can you show me with screenshots? plzHey I see you have a no dc bug.
Anyway, the solution to that which worked for me is to go to the nvidia control panel, press restore, apply, then exit. Fixed the bug for me.
PMd ucan you show me with screenshots? plz
Howdy,Just for fun, I wrote a patch to fix the landlady/tenant nonsense and clean up the gender pronouns (her instead of him, etc.).
This patch is non-intrusive and should work with any version.
Also, I've added the option to rename the main character after the splash screen.
To install this patch copy the file zz_patch.rpy to the game folder.
Enjoy.
Hmmm...Text-to-speech is verbalizing the original text. It's an interesting problem.Howdy,
Thanx for the i-patch, there is one small issue I have stumbled across though. The printed text is correct using the altered name & relationships while playing the game. But I have difficulty reading due to my first stroke, I use RenPy's self-voicing feature which uses the default MC name, landlady, etc. relationship names. Do not understand why (I'm a newbie in coding).
Here's hoping you can figure it out.
Thanx. I'll look this over next update to make any needed changes. Once more, thanx.Hmmm...Text-to-speech is verbalizing the original text. It's an interesting problem.
The main character's name, "Ethan" is literally written into the original script. In addition, other terms, such as "landlord", "landlady" and "roommate" are also hard coded into the game. The challenge then, is changing the words without rewriting the author's script. This method is not invasive and allows the authors to make changes to their script with less worry that a patch will break their game.
I'm hopeful that, in future versions the game authors will create variables in the code. That would solve this problem.
In the interim, I've edited the script with the patch changes and changed the MC's name to "Rycharde". To install, overwrite the script.rpy file in the \game folder. This modification will only work on this version of the game.
Enjoy.
Sorry, that's a setting from the game itself.Can we hide the black box in which text aplers ??