please post what device you're onHello
I`m new at this game. every time i interact with i got a black screen and dialogs running
what to do with this please help
Thanks
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please post what device you're onHello
I`m new at this game. every time i interact with i got a black screen and dialogs running
what to do with this please help
Thanks
Hello
I`m new at this game. every time i interact with i got a black screen and dialogs running
what to do with this please help
Thanks
Please post what system you are using.please post your crash log
windows 10Please post what system you are using.
Please post the specs for said system.
i3's are the lowest form of processors and I think yours is to low to run this game as it should be ran.windows 10
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-3217U CPU @ 1.80GHz 1.80 GHz
Installed RAM 4.00 GB (3.87 GB usable)
System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
Ren'Py doesn't uses any hardware rendering, so all the burden of rendering graphics falls on the CPU, therefore, using heavy image operations and drawing lots of images at the same time (especially those which have per-pixel alpha) will require a PC with a good CPU.
On top of this, the engine is almost completly written in a scripting language (Python), with some performance-critical parts written on C++ (I guess, didn't really took a look to see if it was C++ or C), which adds some overhead on the code and requires a bit more from the CPU to run at a reliable speed. Python is a fast scripting language, but it still runs at least 20 times slower than compiled languages.
There's also the RAM problem. Ren'Py itself can use a good bit of memory only with processing, caching and such, but the memory use will heavily depends on the amount of images you're showing on the screen. Bear in mind that Ren'Py will cache all the slighest changes in a image/animation/widget in order to show it faster.
Hey, Pentium cores are still floating around out there. Also yea it's a 3rd gen i3, with 4 gb of ram, that's definitely not going to hold up a lot of the time. Also honestly a system like that might run better on Win 7 than 10. Also jaliya dananjaya you could try to see if there's an Intel graphics driver update available for your CPU.i3's are the lowest form of processors and I think yours is to low to run this game as it should be ran.
With this being a laptop running windows 10 you may not have the processor and or the ram to handle most games like this.
Thank you!i3's are the lowest form of processors and I think yours is to low to run this game as it should be ran.
With this being a laptop running windows 10 you may not have the processor and or the ram to handle most games like this.
Thank you!Hey, Pentium cores are still floating around out there. Also yea it's a 3rd gen i3, with 4 gb of ram, that's definitely not going to hold up a lot of the time. Also honestly a system like that might run better on Win 7 than 10. Also jaliya dananjaya you could try to see if there's an Intel graphics driver update available for your CPU.
Go download renpy and this game. Install renpy, extract the game, and in renpy preferences point the projects directory to the one the game is in. Not the actual game directory. It should show you the game, if it doesn't make sure that the game exectutables are in the folder under your projects folder. I have mine on a network, so it looks like: /Volumes/g$/games and the game is in /Volumes/g$/games/DarkNeighborhoodCan someone please explain how I can play this full game on my Mac?
You know I've never been a fan of point & click type games, you waste so much time clicking and clicking on things to try and figure out what the devs have scripted for you to do. This soon becomes boring, frustrating and tedious.Point and click and as I can see picture slide in unreal engine? Why? I'm not saying that game is bad, but I dont understand why someone need to use unreal engine to this type of game, waste potential of this engine.
It's Renp'y. At worst, all you really need is to download renp'y and run it via the launcher. Works 95% of the time. Could recompile as a mac game as well.Has anyone made a Mac version of this yet? Game looks pretty good id like to try it.