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well that is exactly what i did, went to game folder, deleted all in save map, entered game and all save files are still there.. :/
Really? Really? The above is what you get when you enable dev mode with a patch file. It then immediately quits. Are we doing this stupid shit? FYI, JoiPlay (what many of us use on android for renpy games as it's much better than native installs) enables dev console by default. I use dev console on desktop to fix your dumb bugs and to make it compatible with android controllers.
Fuck yo' couch.
The included mod disables all known lockouts, including at this point:
- dev console lockout
- "test version" lockout, since the patch posted earlier in the thread doesn't work for me
P.S.: They'll probably fix my workarounds, so in the future, there's a very easy way to get around update lockouts: use
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, which allows you to run any application in an isolated sandbox, for example one with disabled internet.
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I also made a separate mod that disables these confirmation boxes when quitting. I made it for Innocent Witches, but the way it's implemented this is a universal mod, you can use it with any ren'py game.
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Still dont understand why you use Joiplay or something else to play the game when we always release android versions
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This was a funny easter egg for people like you to enjoy and have fun with. I see at least one person found it haha. We'll adjust it since it was not the intention to break the support for joiplay with it. But since you had *that* much fun with it, we'll think about adding similar stuff for your pleasure. Also, if you want to actually fix dumb bugs and add some compatibility with other devices - write about it in Discord instead of sitting here and complaining
In fact, that's exactly what Sonya says after this first message on your screenshot - "But speaking seriously, enabling developer mode changes almost nothing in runtime. If you do so only to get the console, what exactly you want to get from it that our cheats don't provide? Let us know in Discord and we will probably add it."
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Because:
- Through joiplay I can play the renpy games folder that I have synced with my pc (through Syncthing). I don't need to install every new version of the game.
- Android sucks with large apks. Especially on older devices, it runs out of memory or disk space installing large apks. After uninstalling, there's often "lost" disk space you cannot reclaim. You need approximately 3 to 4 times the size of the apk free on your device to install in the first place. If you have 2 GB free, and you download a 1.3GB apk, you'll need to clear several GB of disk space to install it. On Android devices with a non-unified filesystem, the space available for apps is often just a couple of GB. Installing them as apks pollutes my app drawer with dozens of porn games. There's an infinite amount of issues. JoiPlay just works for 90% of the games out there, and I only bother with native versions if JoiPlay doesn't first.
- Using mods is a massive PITA with native apks. With JoiPlay I can just drop rpy files like on desktop and have no issues. At a minimum, every game I play has a quicksave mod, but sometimes I mod the UI as well, and sometimes I need the big guns like for IW.
- Have I mentioned how convenient it is to pick up a game where I left it between PC and Android? It's super convenient.
For those with the borked alpha version and the error handler that won't let you finish events, I've made another little mod that disables SadCrab's pretty error handler. This restores the IGNORE option (bottom left corner), and usually your game continues as normal after clicking a couple times.
It's a shame because their code is neatly structured and such, but bugs like these slip in because the static testing of the game code is pretty weak in ren'py and it takes so long to play through the entire game that finding bits of code that no longer work is genuinely a drag for the developers. The plot branching isn't extraordinary, but getting good coverage off all the different routes and especially all the different orders in which you could possibly finish parallel quests definitely is hard. The show-stopping bugs this time were literally just a couple benign commands that changed the character portraits eyes and stuff like that.
Afaik there's no Selenium-like automated coverage/testing suite for ren'py games, which would catch these types of bugs. It has to be done manually and... that's what alpha's are for. It's really unfortunate that the custom error handler doesn't have the default ignore option, because it is an otherwise excellent addition to the game. Four out of five stars.
It's a shame because their code is neatly structured and such, but bugs like these slip in because the static testing of the game code is pretty weak in ren'py and it takes so long to play through the entire game that finding bits of code that no longer work is genuinely a drag for the developers. The plot branching isn't extraordinary, but getting good coverage off all the different routes and especially all the different orders in which you could possibly finish parallel quests definitely is hard. The show-stopping bugs this time were literally just a couple benign commands that changed the character portraits eyes and stuff like that.
Afaik there's no Selenium-like automated coverage/testing suite for ren'py games, which would catch these types of bugs. It has to be done manually and... that's what alpha's are for. It's really unfortunate that the custom error handler doesn't have the default ignore option, because it is an otherwise excellent addition to the game. Four out of five stars.
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Please don't. I have a full-time job and outside of that I only do angry programming.
Same thing. I fix things in one game quickly, then I don't look at it for years until it's got enough content again to warrant my attention again. You're decent enough programmers, you'll manage without me. But please make it less hostile for outside devs to change things in your game, because I like helping out people here with little ad-hoc mods but I really feel like you're being a Nintendo when you could be a Valve.Also, if you want to actually fix dumb bugs and add some compatibility with other devices - write about it in Discord instead of sitting here and complaining
I have to say this was a pretty meaty release. Really the most substantial since Daphne. I can tell the team tried to meet some of the players concerns, and the latest writing was far less convoluted. So good job on all that. I have been critical of the pace and what has been a sideways progression, but credit where credit is due. Now please don't rest on your laurels and complete the holy trinity. One of the mains for each release please!! And then move on to the very tasty subs bench!