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Well, I think Ashira13 wouldn't mind especially if it's big enough.It was all fun, until we saw Durn at the fancy restaurant. and couldn't eat our meal.
Well, I think Ashira13 wouldn't mind especially if it's big enough.It was all fun, until we saw Durn at the fancy restaurant. and couldn't eat our meal.
I got it working by renaming the file to input_code.rpyc because if I left it as rpy, it'd throw an error and generate a new input_code.rpyc file.what file or mod are you using, because the cheat mod link on the og post works on 18.2
Well, it's not exactly young and hot. Not sure anyone wants to see his wrinkly sausage. XDWell, I think Ashira13 wouldn't mind especially if it's big enough.![]()
The mods are not recommended, and are more likely than not to break your game.So the cheat file doesnt work anymore? Looks like it was last setup for use in v14.1
True, But YOU NEVER KNOW!Well, it's not exactly young and hot. Not sure anyone wants to see his wrinkly sausage. XD
Well, now I GOTTA ask!Everytime someone asks for an update an elf loser her clothes.
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Lin: Someone is going to die for this.
Gonna ask you, the Lin we saw had 5 piece of clothing on her, at best. So for whom where the other four?Well, now I GOTTA ask!
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I dunno. I just assumed every time I asked, some random elf's clothes would just vanish.Gonna ask you, the Lin we saw had 5 piece of clothing on her, at best. So for whom where the other four?
It's too late, they are all gone already. XDI dunno. I just assumed every time I asked, some random elf's clothes would just vanish.
Also, update?
Without the appdata saves, you'd need to do more work for players upgrading to a new version - the in-folder saves work if you can patch or overwrite the previous install, but you'd need to teach players how to manually transfer saves, or how to clean out old files, whenever you have a new version that isn't easily patched. And even if it can be done as a simple overwrite, you'd have to make sure players copy the new version over the old one properly rather than just hitting "extract here" and creating a new folder for the new version.
The appdata saves do introduce some downsides in some circumstances, but they also lower the barrier to entry for most use cases.
Here you go.vous pouver me donner le lien pour la trade fr?
can give me the link to the trade fr?
But how often do people try to switch from v3.0 to v2.0 compared to how often people would have to copy save files across from 2.0 to 3.0?IMHO, copying "game\saves" from MyGame2.0 to MyGame3.0 is far more straightforward and self-explanatory than having to figure out why the hell the game doesn't start from scratch when I nuke the whole game folder... then having to figure out where the hell saves and persisten are copied... and then having to manually backup both "MyGame2.0\game\saves\persistent" and "MyGame3.0\game\saves\persistent" because when I switch from v3.0 to v2.0 Ren'Py transparently and WITHOUT PROMPTING FOR CONFIRMATION fucking overwrites one persistent file with the other!![]()
Then things are just as they should be. Naked elves everywhere, sounds like paradise right?And now all elves are perma-nude. Now what?![]()
Until you remember that they are not all attractive women...Then things are just as they should be. Naked elves everywhere, sounds like paradise right?
At least that this is a game and not reality. In the later the possibility would be even higher.Until you remember that they are not all attractive women...
You have a point. Upgrading and forgetting the old release is the most common scenario.But how often do people try to switch from v3.0 to v2.0 compared to how often people would have to copy save files across from 2.0 to 3.0?
If you think that this is the right place for your post here about how Ren'Py (and other games) behave, think again. Also for a forum used to know that people can't read above their own post or the OP (or the forum rules or .....) for some of them it is harder than rocket science to copy that data.You have a point. Upgrading and forgetting the old release is the most common scenario.
However the games in development that just add new content without deleting old content are less than 50% in my experience. This one is one of those having some content in older releases which is not available in current release.
So some player like to play older releases again.
They are doomed to manually backup their persistent file every single time they switch, while without the AppData feature you would have to copy the save folder from v0.2 to v0.3 ONE SINGLE TIME when you install v0.3 FOR THE FIRST TIME, then the two releases would be totally independent and you could switch back an forward without any issue.
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If Ren'Py Developers thought that copying "game\save" (literally one Ctrl+C and one Ctrl+V in File Explorer) was a too difficult task for the typical user they could just have implemented their AppData feature with a PROMPT: "Do you wish to import your previous saves? [Y/N]", and most of all... "Do you wish to overwrite your local persistent file (created with v0.2) with the one in AppData (created with v0.3)? - Beware: you probably should not mix them! [Y/N]"
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If they think their users aren't tech-savvy enoug... overwriting their persistent file WITHOUT EVEN WARNING THEM is not the brightest idea to avoid them having tech troubles...![]()
Sadly, you are talking about players who will try to play the game within the archive, even when there is a big red message on the title screen telling them what they need to do to make it work, who will then come ask us what is wrong, while showing us a screen shot of the message telling them what to do.If Ren'Py Developers thought that copying "game\save" (literally one Ctrl+C and one Ctrl+V in File Explorer) was a too difficult task for the typical user they could just have implemented their AppData feature with a PROMPT: "Do you wish to import your previous saves? [Y/N]", and most of all... "Do you wish to overwrite your local persistent file (created with v0.2) with the one in AppData (created with v0.3)? - Beware: you probably should not mix them! [Y/N]"
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If they think their users aren't tech-savvy enoug... overwriting their persistent file WITHOUT EVEN WARNING THEM is not the brightest idea to avoid them having tech troubles...![]()