Have you played the latest version? They're much improved. Things actually line up.. lol.
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no no, i dont mean changing outfit all around the house (even tho, it will be more logic than a 2 minute wash and dry ashley outfits lol). But maybe we can choose the outfits of chars before starting, or even (why not ?) doing it randomly selected before we start , so that way every new "story" we start girls have different outfits and it offer more variation and its less repetitive to see many many times the same girls with same outfits and such.
just my opinion..
hey is anyone else having the problem that when i try to use the briefcase vr it says i need to be relaxed … what do i need to do?
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But it's very scary! It's not like this game has a steam release, and every game on steam has a separate page for community guides!
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i wouldn't really recommend that. the csc isn't exactly user friendly, and doesn't contain a walkthrough as such. if this person won't even google there's no fucking way they'd be able to must the effort to investigate all the paths in the game's scripting
Well, walkthrough authors for Renpy games also look into game scripts to cover all possible routes when creating walkthroughs, so I don't see how the same can't be applied to House Party, with use of CSC to check Original Story.
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I mean, have you opened the story files in the csc before? Have you looked at it? Whatever renpy is, it's not house party. What they do with renpy has no bearing on what can be done with house party's hackjob of a story creator. There's a world of difference between opening the story in the csc and being able to interpret what you're looking at and then wrangle it into some kind of guide. It doesn't work that way. It's not structured like that.
Sure, I have opened it.
You can trace dialog flow, see what actions can be performed on specific objects/npcs, see event triggers for stuff...
There is also search so you can seach for example for specific variable, to see when it is set/reset, etc...
Also, there is F5 debug option in the game, so you can see execution of whatever happens in the real time. Plus console commands that list variables, states, etc...
By the way, CSC for 0.16.5 is now released.
You can trace dialog flow, see what actions can be performed on specific objects/npcs, see event triggers for stuff...
There is also search so you can seach for example for specific variable, to see when it is set/reset, etc...
Also, there is F5 debug option in the game, so you can see execution of whatever happens in the real time. Plus console commands that list variables, states, etc...
By the way, CSC for 0.16.5 is now released.
Yeah, I've been in there too. It's a bit scary when you first open it up, but there's a LOT going on in House Party's original story. The decision trees are way more intense than most other games, so by nature it's not going to be something that you can just look at the scripting at a glance and figure out what's going on. But I have also used it when stuck and a walkthrough didn't have the information I needed, or was outdated, and was able to find what I was looking for without too much hassle.
Most other games don't even have a scripting engine, and if they do, they are not simple to use or something you can dive right into either. Like anything else, you have to wrap your head around how the system works and figure out what you're looking at, and then it makes a lot more sense.