No, they are NOT. What made you think they are? Those are for steam version.
Don't mislead people that can read.
Unreal Engine Fallen Doll: Operation Lovecraft [v0.4.9 Cracked] [Project Helius]
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Come on bro, there's at least 10 people asking for the same exact thing just this month because the instructions ARE unclear as hell.
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So, you checked those instructions on steam version and they are "outdated"?
Or what you are saying is just nonsense?
For those, who are trying to crack already cracked and it clearly written, that it is cracked not-steam version, they can continue to crack it forever, it just shows how dumb they are. They can't even read which file starts the game, so it is fair they can't play this "game".
So, you checked those instructions on steam version and they are "outdated"?
Or what you are saying is just nonsense?
For those, who are trying to crack already cracked and it clearly written, that it is cracked not-steam version, they can continue to crack it forever, it just shows how dumb they are. They can't even read which file starts the game, so it is fair they can't play this "game".
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If there is no shadow then it's the creator that didn't do proper lighting. There are a couple reasons why scenes look too dark or too bright. Usually in looks, creators don't spend too much time setting up lighting. And tbh you don't need the perfect lighting, you are just showing the model itself, that model is intended to be used in other scenes with proper lighting. Example here:
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people don't spend too much time setting up lighting just for sharing models.Another reason is performance, even with a 4090 VAM can tank your system pretty hard depending on your settings and what is in the scene. Having less intensive scenes makes scenes load faster, allows lower-end pcs to run it. And people are lazy, why spend hours trying to get that last %10 to make it look perfect when you can make more scenes for more money. And if you want the perfect scene you always have the choice to do so on your own if you have the abilities.
VAM is a bit clunky at times, you can have physics issues if you push it too much and I agree that it takes some time getting into it although not as much you might be thinking. 1-2 hours max should be enough to know how everything works, that's not too much different from similar games like HS2.
Once you setup a scene yourself with positions you want etc or find one from someone else you can just load that scene and switch characters, edit it to your liking and more. You have a lot of options to make the game look how you want it to.
If what you want is install, start, fap, then VAM is not for you friend (I already know it's not for you @Tetrix3, this post is more towards other ppl reading). But i will tell you that no other program at the moment allows this kind of freedom without too much effort. Try setting up some of the stuff in Blender, i assure you it would take hours just to set it up and then you will have to render while you can make that in 30min with VAM and edit it for much less time whenever you want. If you have VR it's even better since you can interact with your hands.
Also here are some decent models, there are a lot more and there are better ones. These were the ones that came up in top rating search. I would find my top ones but i can't even keep my mods organized atm, let alone remembering the top ones and getting their links.
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I don't know about that. I think that you should load your character/model into a scene and game should handle all the lighting. If it takes that much effort to set up things properly and it tanks systems so hard then that will be a problem for the consumer as well.
I would think so as Bledner is a modeling software not an a... simulator?. But then if you learn Blender you can make your own stuff , mod games and do much more then VAM can I'm sure. Now i wonder how does making stuff in unreal fairs in comparison. Making a scene(environment) is probably super easy, the characters are plenty detailed and i suspect you can find ones with needed bits, so the question is how hard is to animate that.
I think that best testimony for VAM capacity and efficiency will be when people will start making their VNs in it.
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The reason i compared it to Blender is because you can get Blender like screenshots / videos in VAM. I'm not experienced in Unreal but just guesswork it would be much harder. First you would need models with sliders already built-in. Most models do include some sliders but not as indepth out of the box like VAM. AFAIK VAM has like a base model, when you import models from blender for example into VAM you adjust it to that so morphs work when you use the look in VAM.
You would need to adjust physics for breasts, insertion collision etc or find a plugin if it exists. And that would have to be adjusted per scene per model basis.
You would be limited to the editor view if you are going to fiddle with stuff constantly.
For animation there probably are plugins to help make it easier which is the same with VAM but since the scope is much bigger in unreal i'm not sure if there are plugins just for sex animation.
And there is probably more stuff that i don't know that would make it harder. I would assume if it was easy we would be flooded with games like fallen doll with 100s of scenes in them.
Here are some examples of good renders in VAM
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Those look really nice minus the eyes and eyebrows. However they still lack the wow effect that update shared earlier had.
Oh i missed the first part of your comment.
When you load your character into a scene, you don't need to do anything to the lighting because lights should already be in the scene. Think blender, you put light sources, if your scene has proper light sources then whatever you throw in the scene it will cast shadows, handle soft shadows, reflections etc by itself. The lighting itself doesn't tank the system directly, it's the combination of stuff that's tanking the system. You have multiple characters with hair simulation (which you can adjust the density of the hair), how much lighting bounce setting you have, how many light sources you have, clothing simulation, collisions etc. So whatever you save on is a plus. But like i said scenes usually have proper lighting while looks dont. It all depends on whoever is making it.
I think that's enough of an info dump on another game, if ppl are interested they can check it out. I just tried to clear some of your questions and some misconceptions you might have.
Edit: Here are some more renders from Pin-Up Girl Banner Contest October 2021 they did
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Damn, you've almost converted me to your religion. Keeping my distance for now as I know I'm prone to spend endless hours fiddling with sandboxes and customization.
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I think Project Helius actualy gained some patreon supporters recently. Which is sad and surprising. It seems that it doesn't matter what they say or do ( or rather not do ), people still believe in this project. Kinda creepy.
I'm still interested in this game but at least I am freeloading so I cant blame myself for supporting this semi scam.
I'm still interested in this game but at least I am freeloading so I cant blame myself for supporting this semi scam.
I'm yet to see that fidelity in VAM.
(To be clear : I'm not saying that to defend Helius but because I liked what I saw and would gladly see more. Also please don't mistake realism for fidelity)
There are VNs that go for year without update and still retain high patron base. As long as he won't go radio silence and will keep fueling those copium tanks people will keep inhaling.
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Scamlius team takes pride on keeping newcomers in the dark until they stumble with places like this forum.
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And then if you express doubt, they ban you to keep it quiet? Sounds like a scam to me.
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Its actually quite amazing how we barely got anything more since Fallen doll demo released 5-6 year ago, with monthly promise of what to come in arts and 3D render, none of which is actually shown with in game footage or materialised yet.
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Thats how they've been doing it all this time and not just Discord, official channels such as Steam were heavily moderated, deleting or banning any disenting opinions but worry not, in their own words they were being lenient towards criticism.
So February almost over and still no signs of any "Galatea dogging" in the near future? I wonder if they will go silent and let it die to then start the reboot cycle again... maybe someone will "run away with the money" providing an excuse to shut down & restart the scamming routine?
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To be honest there is many Early Access Steam games that operate in similar way to what Helius is doing. Maybe there is some unofficial guide " How to be shady game developer " lol. I know game on Steam that is in EA for 8 years now. Everyone who complained got banned, every steam discussion is moderated to the point that people are afraid to say anything negative. Effect ? bunch of acolytes still believing in every lie, white knighting developers like they're gods and game still holds stable playerbase.
Thats just one example but behaviour like that seems to be common trend among indie developers with oberblown projects. Out of my ass example of this shady strategy: Promise AAA quality product, divide realistic ammount of time you need to finish the game with your tiny dev team by 10 ( 20 years = 2 years ), show something exctiting again when people get unpatient, stall, threat some people with bans and pose yourself as victim " making quality games is hard
why are you so mean to us ? " , promise more, stall again, threat with bans, show sexy screenshots... and continue untill dream is alive.
Thats just one example but behaviour like that seems to be common trend among indie developers with oberblown projects. Out of my ass example of this shady strategy: Promise AAA quality product, divide realistic ammount of time you need to finish the game with your tiny dev team by 10 ( 20 years = 2 years ), show something exctiting again when people get unpatient, stall, threat some people with bans and pose yourself as victim " making quality games is hard
why are you so mean to us ? " , promise more, stall again, threat with bans, show sexy screenshots... and continue untill dream is alive.I remember there was a version of this game at some point before the online harem update BS that was just the game with a sandbox animation viewer, any way to get that version of the game as it seems nothing has changed with the move to the harem version?