Brothel King - Girl packs and Mods Collection
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You could use the full code for function in BKfunctions.rpy starting about line 232 (add comment to credit Goldo),
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def get_name(dir, full=False):
""" Breaks down a dir name into a first name/last name """
## Only works with formats like "name", "name surname" or "name_surname". The "_" operator takes precedence over " ",
## which could be useful for composed first names
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first, last = get_name(self.path)I'd vote for including everything after the (first name + delimiter) into the last name field, for user to edit.If you want Leortha to be really happy, only the last of the rest would be nice.
Then it works if the folder is "Asuka (EVA) Langley" or "Asuka Langley (EVA)".
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I would suggest adding everything from the directory name in both fields.
That would account for the case of the directory name being in Japanese order. Deleting stuff from the field is super easy for the user. That was what I had in mind in the first place, though I was obviously not clear enough about it.
That would account for the case of the directory name being in Japanese order. Deleting stuff from the field is super easy for the user. That was what I had in mind in the first place, though I was obviously not clear enough about it.
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But there's already another setting that does this?
Not that I care all that much since I prefer to edit .ini files by hand, as Arios intended.
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That setting works for INI -> Game. I'm talking about in the INI builder. Putting only the first word from the directory into the first name field and the rest into the last name field will end up with them reversed if they are in Japanese order in the directory name. Putting the entire directory name into both let's the person building the INI select what they want to leave in the first name field and what they want to leave in the last name field.
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Isn't the same setting one of the options you pick in the .ini builder as well?
Edit: Yeah, it is, right after creating the names.
Edit2: Okay, I see your point about 'Japanese pack names'. I guess the answer is not to make packs with reversed names? I mean, there will be a minor inconvenience either way. I'd personally prefer a mildly faster input and a restricted naming scheme. But I'm not going to be an end user of this feature, so just ignore my rambling, as usual.
Edit: Yeah, it is, right after creating the names.
Edit2: Okay, I see your point about 'Japanese pack names'. I guess the answer is not to make packs with reversed names? I mean, there will be a minor inconvenience either way. I'd personally prefer a mildly faster input and a restricted naming scheme. But I'm not going to be an end user of this feature, so just ignore my rambling, as usual.
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Name: Sadayo Kawakami
Universe: Persona 5
Pics: 500+
Type: Video Game
Pack Rating: B+
There's already a pack for her but I wanted to make one with more pictures
Kinda recommend playing with her as waitress given the amount of maid/waitress pictures
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Universe: Persona 5
Pics: 500+
Type: Video Game
Pack Rating: B+
There's already a pack for her but I wanted to make one with more pictures
Kinda recommend playing with her as waitress given the amount of maid/waitress pictures
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1) Get the Mega sync tool, and sync up your mega with a local directory. Once you have done that you never have to worry about actually uploading things. Just maintain the local directory, and the sync tool will automatically mirror everything you put in there up to the server.
2) Build a link to the top level of the public area of your Mega, and use that to distribute packs, instead of using individual links to individual packs. If you want to later update a pack, and you used direct links, the old links will go stale the moment you update the pack. But with directory links you can freely update the contents of the directory without needing to change the download link. And finally you can put the one link in your signature, and never have to actually give out links when you publish a pack.
3) If you want to distribute loli packs, don't do it on F95, as they are not allowed here. If you want suggestions specific to that issue, DM me, as that's better not discussed in public on this site.
4) I personally segregate furry packs into a sub directory on my mega. Furry is not forbidden here on F95, but I know that some people prefer not to see it, so I put it in a place where they have to click on a directory called "furry" if they want those packs, making it as clear as possible what the packs contain.
New pack released.
Name: Pai Ayanokouji
Universe: Sazan (3X3) Eyes
Pics: 332
Type: Anime
Notes: This show has lots of monsters. Lots of them. Most of the art includes some of the more common ones. I did not tag Monster unless a monster was involved in a sexual situation of one sort or another. So there are plenty of visible monsters in non-farm pics, but nothing sexual happening with them.
Name: Pai Ayanokouji
Universe: Sazan (3X3) Eyes
Pics: 332
Type: Anime
Notes: This show has lots of monsters. Lots of them. Most of the art includes some of the more common ones. I did not tag Monster unless a monster was involved in a sexual situation of one sort or another. So there are plenty of visible monsters in non-farm pics, but nothing sexual happening with them.
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You need someone willing to do furry, which limits it a bit. But there is also the issue of sheer volume. All the Eeveeloutions have huge amounts of fan art, SFW and NSFW. Characters like that are significantly more work to build packs for. Multiply that by the number of them, and it's quite a job to do them.
wouldn't that be a good thing since they have so much to pick from? I'm honestly thinking of working on it myself, maybe not all the eeveeloutions, I might do like glaceon and sylveon, and see how I feel from there
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Remember that Leortha is from the top-down school of 'get all the pics and prune them'. And, well, the picking is still work, no matter the approach. Do a 1000+ image pack and you'll see how happy you'll be after it's finally done. And done can involve stuff like intentionally gaming the tag system to make for a better variety, and not just what's been called 'WYSIWYG' tagging which is the popular and recommended way. Plus making a proper _BK.ini, maybe some events... Most pack makers never use half the flexibility BK offers due to how much work it all is.
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yeah, filtering through characters with tons of images is kind of a nightmare sometimes. part of me has wanted to make a proper Alice Margatroid or Patchouli Knowledge girl pack, but they have tens of thousands of images uploaded to danbooru alone. the more images you have to look through, the more work it is to prune, tag, etc. even just the Lamy pack i made a little while ago was kind of exhausting. lotta characters i'd love to have packs for that i just will not make myself because there's far too much art of them to sift through
To explain the term "top-down", I'll give my view of the two main pack-building strategies. And I'll stress that IMHO neither is inherently better than the other. One is just how I happen to do things.
In the "bottom-up" strategy a pack maker starts with nothing. Then they do targeted searches of sites to collect pics that match various tags. With this strategy the pack builds up from nothing as the searches collect the needed images.
In the "top-down" strategy, which is what I tend to do, I start by doing mass bulk downloads from multiple image sites of images for the character. I end up with a large volume of images. I then use a number of methods to do passes against the mass of images, whittling it down until finally a pack emerges. This works great most of the time, but when there is a huge amount of images for the character it can be quite intimidating.
In the "bottom-up" strategy a pack maker starts with nothing. Then they do targeted searches of sites to collect pics that match various tags. With this strategy the pack builds up from nothing as the searches collect the needed images.
In the "top-down" strategy, which is what I tend to do, I start by doing mass bulk downloads from multiple image sites of images for the character. I end up with a large volume of images. I then use a number of methods to do passes against the mass of images, whittling it down until finally a pack emerges. This works great most of the time, but when there is a huge amount of images for the character it can be quite intimidating.