The next update will include an expanded calculus scene with temptation opportunities.This is quite ingenious a school game where I don't actually want to skip a lesson even calculus
Thanks. I choose models that I thought are cute and don't recall them being in other games.
Thanks for the vote of confidence. I'm working hard on learning/improving both with daz and renpy. Hopefully Earth Girls Are grows into a game that players enjoy.Congratulations Lydia, great job remaking the images, I followed your progression and your dedication, I'm convicted that a great content will come out by your hands.
Thanks. I invested a lot of my time on daz, renpy and game setup so that I wasn't able to share as much story content as I had hoped. So didn't get to the "lewd stuff" in this demo. Already plan to expand the class fantasy scene in the next version. Halia's tanning only a window away nearly screams of a whole host of opportunities. I've heard one can do more than shop and play games on the internet. Plus the player attends school with a number of cute girls .
Thanks. Earth Girls is the sort of game that I enjoy playing. Hopefully players will enjoy my game as well.Not gonna try it ouy yet, but i have high hopes for this game in the future! Do this right and you might just get alot of fans
Are you making Mac versions now? They're really easy - just click the "Macintosh x86_64" checkbox when you Build Distributions, and Ren'Py takes care of everything for you.
Clearly we have different opinions on what models we like. Since I remade all of the renders in my last update, I've received nothing but positive comments on my renders.
I selected several older models for my characters and ran into iray material issues that cause the greyish skin tone that you mention. Was there a particular image of Abby that looked grey or her images throughout the game?
I don't get a chance to play many games so don't know which models are frequently used in games. What other games does this model also show up in? I compared nicci to the babysitter model. The hair is the same and the skin tone is similar. However, I thought the faces were very different. Perhaps I'm missing something. I thought she rendered well so decided to include her in my game without knowing if she had been in 0 or 100 games before mine. Ideally there would be so many models & sets to choose from that each game would feature exclusive images. However this isn't the case. This model is the only one that I've heard mentioned that has been in other games . I didn't go searching games to copy their models. Some model overlap is unfortunately bound to happen.
My game is clearly identified as being a stat builder and dating sim. Thus it shouldn't have been a surprise that it has stats. 1,000 stats is clearly an exageration. I don't believe there are a large number of stats but would be willing to adjust the amount if the game does become too stat heavy. The stats are part of the mechanics and allows for the player to try various strategies in how they decide to approach playing the game. It allows players to have a much more active role in the game instead of just having to choose between limited predefined choices all game. If this style of play doesn't appeal to a player, I've read that there are a number of game edit programs that will allow them to adjust their stat values instead.
My game is still new so not all of the content is included yet. I'm also still working on deciding the right balance between number of renders for a scene and using the time savings to devote to other areas of the game. For example, the intro tutorial has the optioned to be skipped by the player. So in many cases, a player isn't go to see any of this content. How many renders are a good choice for the scene? Are additional renders nice, but the time involved perhaps better used on other areas? I'm only one person so I need to be careful in how I allocate my time.
Thanks for your post. My game is new so I'm still adding various content that I believe will provide further indication of what my game will be like.
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Sorry for the confusion. The version from your quote earlier was a public update. The version was solely a render reboot of my initial release without any new text to show players that I had redone all of my game renders and corrected the various issues. I provided a poll to my patreons and they voted to have the render reboot as a public version. The current version .02 is a patreon only post that got leaked to the public after less than 2 days. I'm still new to patreon and the only benefit I've been able to come up with is to offer my patreons an early release version. I didn't provide the links for my game so I don't have any control over what was posted.
I'm still new to both renpy and daz so I've been going through quite the learning curve. I don't think that I'm quite ready to get into animations yet. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll keep it in mind to look into for a future update.Do you not have heaps upon heaps of cut down and refurbished renders on your editing floor
Slap em in the intro ... glue 'em tight with some exposition $@$@#$@ ... errr ... plot shenanigans
And voila! -> make them animations by sticking 3 to 7 frames into Ren'Py dedicated script and ... animate this beauty with all the eye candy any apple of our eye desires
