HTML Abandoned Corrupt Life [v0.99] [Kinkzgames]

[xanoss]

Here is the game converted for mp4, the html has also been updated to work with the mp4 files. I have not done anything more than minor testing but I don't expect you to run into any real bugs. The dev had regular webp mixed in with the animated webp, I know for sure that all the regular webp are still there. But my script converts all the webp img tags to mp4 video tags, I have gone changed the regular ones back to webp img tags but may have missed a couple lines of html so there may be a few broken images.

This change has brought the game down from 6GB to about 1.8GB which is much more reasonable.

v0.62 MEGA

I’ll poke at the .62 version and see if I can do at least some basic changes to lower the size. I’m an amateur at video transcoding. If I find something decent, I can write out instructions or something like that (IE something like, download ffmpeg from here, create a file like this here with this code, and then do this).

More or less what I did for the Corrupt girlfriend with very basic settings was exactly that. Most of it I lifted from people who had already done it. Then I just let it run for a bit while it transcoded the large gifs (and I targeted only the gifs for Corrupt Girlfriend), then I did a basic find and replace for those files inside your code for the html file.

Pretty much to answer your question, I’d do it for free and share it here for others to say, yeah this works or try this setting to get better results. More or less, we all want the game to look the same but save our internet download time and our hard drive space.

Thank you both for the support! I still have no clue about any of this but Ill see If I can continue with this! The files get wonky because some I pull directly off the internet and some I download and convert myself

 

[xanoss]

How to access the ntr ? I just don't understand where he is here......

Next update gf -70 is mostly ntr you will see in the changelog on the top of the Thread what is being added when

 

[xanoss]

Makes no sense. The latest update adds some ntr content but to get to this content you need to wait for the next update?

Yes this is the current public release not the patreon which is always 1 update ahead

 

[xanoss]

Here is the game converted for mp4, the html has also been updated to work with the mp4 files. I have not done anything more than minor testing but I don't expect you to run into any real bugs. The dev had regular webp mixed in with the animated webp, I know for sure that all the regular webp are still there. But my script converts all the webp img tags to mp4 video tags, I have gone changed the regular ones back to webp img tags but may have missed a couple lines of html so there may be a few broken images.

This change has brought the game down from 6GB to about 1.8GB which is much more reasonable.

v0.62 MEGA

Its works pretty good actually wierd bug with half the videos playing at like 1.25 or 1.5 times speed though? Its better than nothing for though for the people that cannot download the 6gb file.

and also unfortunately I have the latest update thats in development still in webp but this will still be a good optimized version for people that cannot play the game at all that wanted to try it.

Im def going to start using mp4 though thats so much lighter

 

[Alcahest]

Okay Thank you thats easy for me to understand!

I forgot to add loop, so I've updated the widget code with it:
https://f95zone.to/threads/corrupt-life-v0-62-kinkzgames.113855/post-8456303

 

[xanoss]

I forgot to add loop, so I've updated the widget code with it:
https://f95zone.to/threads/corrupt-life-v0-62-kinkzgames.113855/post-8456303

Okay Thanks Ill probably try it today!

 

[Alcahest]

Its works pretty good actually wierd bug with half the videos playing at like 1.25 or 1.5 times speed though? Its better than nothing for though for the people that cannot download the 6gb file.

and also unfortunately I have the latest update thats in development still in webp but this will still be a good optimized version for people that cannot play the game at all that wanted to try it.

Im def going to start using mp4 though thats so much lighter

Another issue I see is that he used width 500 for all videos and no width at all for the webp that were non-animated. I know some of your webp had other widths, and no width at all would display it in full size I think. Not sure how much of a problem that will be.

 

[Zurkei]

Its works pretty good actually wierd bug with half the videos playing at like 1.25 or 1.5 times speed though? Its better than nothing for though for the people that cannot download the 6gb file.

and also unfortunately I have the latest update thats in development still in webp but this will still be a good optimized version for people that cannot play the game at all that wanted to try it.

Im def going to start using mp4 though thats so much lighter

Ah, they had the wrong framerate, I will do another pass while I am at work today with the correct framerate.
As long as the next update is just what has been added then I will convert it as well, but probably won't provide conversions after that.

Another issue I see is that he used width 500 for all videos and no width at all for the webp that were non-animated. I know some of your webp had other widths, and no width at all would display it in full size I think. Not sure how much of a problem that will be.

Yup, honestly the html was more just meant to provide a working code/example for the dev and the users, not to be an exact replica but with mp4. I'll leave getting the way the dev wants it to look up to the dev.

 

[xanoss]

Ah, they had the wrong framerate, I will do another pass while I am at work today with the correct framerate.
As long as the next update is just what has been added then I will convert it as well, but probably won't provide conversions after that.



Yup, honestly the html was more just meant to provide a working code/example for the dev and the users, not to be an exact replica but with mp4. I'll leave getting the way the dev wants it to look up to the dev.

Thank you! Ill work hard and finish up what I got for the latest update asap so I don't waste your time

 

[xanoss]

Another issue I see is that he used width 500 for all videos and no width at all for the webp that were non-animated. I know some of your webp had other widths, and no width at all would display it in full size I think. Not sure how much of a problem that will be.

another interesting problem I cannot figure out, I got the video to loop but not autoplay.. I started rendering avc mp4s or whatever that was was a twine forum said to do. In the mean time I added the controls to the widget so u can press the play button until there is a solution

 

[Alcahest]

The widget I showed you will autoplay it when I try. One thing to note is that if you load or refresh a passage with a video, videos will not autoplay. At least not for me on Chrome.

 

[xanoss]

The widget I showed you will autoplay it when I try. One thing to note is that if you load or refresh a passage with a video, videos will not autoplay. At least not for me on Chrome.

okay Ill retry that

 

[xanoss]

The widget I showed you will autoplay it when I try. One thing to note is that if you load or refresh a passage with a video, videos will not autoplay. At least not for me on Chrome.

I FIXED IT! I did read somthing about chrome not being able to autoplay videos not muted so between the autoplay and loop I added "muted" and its all good now!

 

[Alcahest]

I FIXED IT! I did read somthing about chrome not being able to autoplay videos not muted so between the autoplay and loop I added "muted" and its all good now!

Ah yes, you're right. I had forgotten that's why. But again, that's only relevant for the case I mentioned, where you load or refresh a passage. As soon as the player interacts with the game, for instance clicks a button to a new passage, autoplay will work regardless of muted status. It's the same with playing just a soundclip. Won't work in Chrome until the player has interacted with the game. Incidentally, that's why I have a start screen with a quote from Nietzsche before showing the main menu. Because the main manu is playing an mp3, but it won't play if I load the main menu first, so I have the player interact by clicking away the quote, and then the main menu will play the track.

 

[darkblacklancer]

Ah, they had the wrong framerate, I will do another pass while I am at work today with the correct framerate.
As long as the next update is just what has been added then I will convert it as well, but probably won't provide conversions after that.



Yup, honestly the html was more just meant to provide a working code/example for the dev and the users, not to be an exact replica but with mp4. I'll leave getting the way the dev wants it to look up to the dev.

Yeah, you were right. forgot about that. That said, what are you using to convert? I was thinking of trying magick to grab the images to pipe into ffmpeg.

 

[Zurkei]

Yeah, you were right. forgot about that. That said, what are you using to convert? I was thinking of trying magick to grab the images to pipe into ffmpeg.

I like HTML games so I built a python script that can do a bunch of stuff that can help devs. I've shared it with the Become Alpha dev when he first started. Will probably polish it up a bit more and post it in the tools section at some point.

1. Convert videos (supported types are webp, webm, gif, mp4, wmv) though webp, gif, and wmv are really only there to be converted to webm and mp4.
2. Cut MP4s and WEBMs video into set chunks (eg. Take a 30m porno and cut it into 180 10 second clips that you can then do with what you will. You choose the length)
3. Scan an html file for webp and gif img tags and then convert to video tags using mp4 or webm (though I haven't added much customization to that part yet.)

For WEBP to other formats I originally tried using ImageSequence from the PIL library to pipe the frames into ffmpeg but for whatever reason it would just end up generating a black video. So instead I use ImageSequence to save each frame into a tmp folder and then pass them into ffmpeg to encode. Though I might spend more time figuring out why the piping didn't work as this last passthrough took about 7 1/2 hours to convert each webp to mp4.

 

[Squirrliens]

Here is the game converted for mp4, the html has also been updated to work with the mp4 files. I have not done anything more than minor testing but I don't expect you to run into any real bugs. The dev had regular webp mixed in with the animated webp, I know for sure that all the regular webp are still there. But my script converts all the webp img tags to mp4 video tags, I have gone changed the regular ones back to webp img tags but may have missed a couple lines of html so there may be a few broken images.

This change has brought the game down from 6GB to about 1.8GB which is much more reasonable.

v0.62 MEGA

Seems to work fine but every single gif/mp4 is super sped up. Looks like shit on some off them.

 

[xanoss]

Seems to work fine but every single gif/mp4 is super sped up. Looks like shit on some off them.

lol yea we know It should be normal in the next update

 

[Zurkei]

Seems to work fine but every single gif/mp4 is super sped up. Looks like shit on some off them.

lol yea we know It should be normal in the next update

So I redid the conversion at a framerate of 24 (took about 7 1/2 hours). Still have that issue, basically the problem is that the files are done at different framerates.

For example img\basement\gf\bad\4.webp appears to be done at just about 30fps while img\gf\liv\random\4b.webp appears to be about 10 fps. The big issue is that besides me manually inspecting every webp and eyeballing the fps there is no real way for me to determine the fps of the webp. It does not store it's fps or even the length which I could then do (total_frames / length = fps). I'm still trying to find a solution, because websites like ezgif appear to determine it without issue.

So the solution may be to find the ones that are sped up and manually convert them using ezgif (not something I will do considering the amount it might be). I have found some promising leads potentially using libvips but it will require more research so it may be a couple days before I have it all squared away if I am able to solve it.

EDIT: For anyone that reads this I was having a very stupid moment. You get fps by doing 1000/average_frame_delay_in_milliseconds (1000 because there is 1000 milliseconds in 1 second). Also you can use webpinfo from

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to get the delay from each frame. You then do total_delay/total_frames to get the average delay. Basically everything I said before the edit is wrong except for the fact that each file in the game has slightly different FPS. Keeping the bad info to preserve the original conversation.

 

[xanoss]

So I redid the conversion at a framerate of 24 (took about 7 1/2 hours). Still have that issue, basically the problem is that the files are done at different framerates.

For example img\basement\gf\bad\4.webp appears to be done at just about 30fps while img\gf\liv\random\4b.webp appears to be about 10 fps. The big issue is that besides me manually inspecting every webp and eyeballing the fps there is no real way for me to determine the fps of the webp. It does not store it's fps or even the length which I could then do (total_frames / length = fps). I'm still trying to find a solution, because websites like ezgif appear to determine it without issue.

So the solution may be to find the ones that are sped up and manually convert them using ezgif (not something I will do considering the amount it might be). I have found some promising leads potentially using libvips but it will require more research so it may be a couple days before I have it all squared away if I am able to solve it.

That sounds like a nightmare task I wish I would have stuck with ripping videos all from the same place.

Thanks for the help so far though! and at least I know now just to use as much mp4 as possible