this would of been pulled off much more brilliantly in cursive but great idea/. reply . ahhh average user, you have brough small joy these last few days keep it up
Collection Flash JSK Studio Games [2024-03-28] [Jsk Studios]
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Oh how I would have loved to grace that page with beautiful penmanship and grace, but alas ~ our education system teaches cursive in the 3rd Grade, and I cannot say I ever got that far.
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Genius! If it were that simple, I wouldn't be asking this question here.
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Hmm, I seem to have found it in less than 3 seconds, I must be a genius!, oh and not lazy too!
3 different websites too!, damn I'm on a roll!
Thank you for the reply. Unfortunately my game looked a bit different from the images you posted with all the "= true;" lines being "= fales;" and such, with several of them missing. Deleting them did not change anything.
I don't suppose you could make the swf file reset on your end then upload it to me could you? I think other people may also appreciate this if you do.
Also, I searched up the game on random flash sites to play in browser and it seems to already have everything unlocked at the start.
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Which demonlordette you have specifically?
There's 3 of those, Aura, Renas/Rennas and Yumisu as far as I know, when people say the title instead of the heroine it has, it leaves me confused as I don't exactly know which title it is in question, especially if there are several from the same titular point.
I can paste the main swf code as copypaste txt file from the original game for the maintimeline of the swf, which 'resets' the game in question, rather than the entire file, and the reason those sites have the game fully unlocked is most likely due to JSK adding gallery unlocked versions of each game after flash support died out, those games ship out now with everything unlocked .exe file aside the original game.
And yes, mine looks different since I use the AIR format version, it comes with slightly different appearance when it comes to the inner workings of the game, but the code is the exact same, I'd like to go in detail with that, but unfortunately I am simply too stupid to understand how space magic works and even less qualified to explain something I don't really understand beyond the fundamentals.
For example, this is the format these games are officially available.
Slightly different from the original swf and later air format, but the core code is still the same.
I leave Yumisu's zero state maintimeline in case that's the one you're talking about, just replace the game's maintimeline script content with it and you're good to go, I'll also point out the save folder where the game saves/loads from, incase you have lingering saves there.
There's 3 of those, Aura, Renas/Rennas and Yumisu as far as I know, when people say the title instead of the heroine it has, it leaves me confused as I don't exactly know which title it is in question, especially if there are several from the same titular point.
I can paste the main swf code as copypaste txt file from the original game for the maintimeline of the swf, which 'resets' the game in question, rather than the entire file, and the reason those sites have the game fully unlocked is most likely due to JSK adding gallery unlocked versions of each game after flash support died out, those games ship out now with everything unlocked .exe file aside the original game.
And yes, mine looks different since I use the AIR format version, it comes with slightly different appearance when it comes to the inner workings of the game, but the code is the exact same, I'd like to go in detail with that, but unfortunately I am simply too stupid to understand how space magic works and even less qualified to explain something I don't really understand beyond the fundamentals.
For example, this is the format these games are officially available.
Slightly different from the original swf and later air format, but the core code is still the same.
I leave Yumisu's zero state maintimeline in case that's the one you're talking about, just replace the game's maintimeline script content with it and you're good to go, I'll also point out the save folder where the game saves/loads from, incase you have lingering saves there.
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It's this charming demonlady. I don't know the Japanese name but it's from the game "Overthrow! The Demon Queen".
The other two, "Deafeated! devilgirl" & the "Vampire Hunter" work fine without issue.
The other two, "Deafeated! devilgirl" & the "Vampire Hunter" work fine without issue.
I would appreciate if you could paste code, thank you. I'll give it a go.
It is for Demoness Yumisu.
It is for Demoness Yumisu.
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Sadly I could not get it to work. The title screen still looks like this and clicking them leads to their scene.
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The amount of times someone has made a backhanded comment just to immediately get dunked on right after on this thread is pretty wild. Searching stuff up is hard.
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Then that means you have save file present in the appdata folder where the game loads the data from.
C:\Users\PCNAMEHERE\AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects\RANDOMBSHERE
Go as deep as that rabbit hole goes to, in order to locate the game save file, its one of the .SOL files there.
I know that file. I can delete the entire macromedia folder but as soon as I launch the game save_data_daimaou.sol gets created.
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After you pasted the code over, did you save from bottom middle first, before saving from top left?
As you need to 'commit' the saves first into the code, before saving the project.
If you only save from top left, the edits you made to the code are not saved.
Its kind of basic 'if \v(1)= 1 then \v(2) = 1 else = 0' function to the game code to show or hide buttons.
As you need to 'commit' the saves first into the code, before saving the project.
If you only save from top left, the edits you made to the code are not saved.
No, no, the save file doesn't make modifications to the game code, the game code reads from the save file to unlock features, such as the gallery and remembers what variables one had in the given stats and skills.
Its kind of basic 'if \v(1)= 1 then \v(2) = 1 else = 0' function to the game code to show or hide buttons.
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