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If you look in the walkthrough thread, there are save files that will get you pretty much any scene you'd like to see. If what you're looking for is missing, someone may be able to help you out if you ask for it.
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That's not enough information to really go on, and it's typically indicative of something not being installed correctly (or corrupt) on your system. I'd start with reinstalling the first link below. If that doesn't fix it, try reinstalling .NET 3.5 (second link below). If you're not running Win7 SP1 or later, I don't really support it .. but the .NET 3.5 installer will likely be your better first-choice.
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thx i was installed .net,c++,dx9,not work. my english not good,just can read not good at speak >.<
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I tried your previous version. And it works fine, however the new one. .06a does not work. It says i need .net framework 3.5 enabled. Which I have, but tried to repair and reinstall it still same error. I then tried to use it on two other computers. My pc is win10, I tried it on a win 8 and win 7 sp1. It resulted in the same error. Got the same error for each, and I installed 3.5 fresh on the win 8 machine. Microsoft sends me to their page with a "shim error message"
"This issue occurs because the app is not configured in a way that makes it possible to determine the appropriate version of the .NET Framework runtime. The corresponding shim code is SHIM_GOTO_CONTROLPANEL.
To resolve it, enable the .NET Framework 3.5 which is an operating system feature on Windows 7 and Windows 8."
I could be doing something wrong though.
"This issue occurs because the app is not configured in a way that makes it possible to determine the appropriate version of the .NET Framework runtime. The corresponding shim code is SHIM_GOTO_CONTROLPANEL.
To resolve it, enable the .NET Framework 3.5 which is an operating system feature on Windows 7 and Windows 8."
I could be doing something wrong though.
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Perhaps the download was corrupted somehow. Try downloading again. If that doesn't work, I'd do a chkdsk /R to make sure everything is intact with your system.
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It's trying to install the .NET framework (which it does by enabling it in the Win10 control panel). Why it's not seeing .NET 3.5 on your system is a bit of a mystery. I just tested it on 5 systems here (3x Win10, 2x Win7) and it seems to work fine.
I'm having the exact same issue. Tried running it on two different PCs - one running Win 7 Pro, another one running Windows 10 Pro.
Yep. Works fine now! Even the size was different - 64KB before vs 67KB now.
Thanks.
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That's because it's the debug executable instead of the release executable. For this project it doesn't really matter; the optimizations don't matter at all on any system, and having some extra debug information can be extremely helpful when/if it crashes. Those are the only significant differences (I guess if size were a factor you could argue that the debug builds are larger because of those differences.. but meh).No longer sends Avast anti virus into a fit
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I just tested it. My alisa.dom was 599 (the advertised maximum) and I was at "Respect". I set it to 0 and I a now have "Zero" authority. So that is the correct variable. As for what you want/need it to say.. mess around with it. Try setting it to the max that you're allowed. If that doesn't give you what you want, set it to other numbers until you find what you're needing. You can do this with the game open. Just make the change, save the file, load the save in the game and check.