You probably mean '...do not understand how the codes work', read on.
How to use [the file] please?
If you do a search within this thread you can find the answer easily. Just use e.g. 'console' in the search box on top to the right, choose to check 'this thread only' for results -
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You can use the file in the
.rar archive provided by user
coaiereci and put it next to others
or activate the in-game console by hand, by changing a value in a file called '00console.rpy' in your game directory, see here in post
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by
Krull. This
second way does work with all Ren'Py games. I'll describe it too.
- First start the game. press Shift+O (the letter 'O') to open the console - it won't probably work. If it worked you see it pop up at the top of the screen, sometimes the console is active by default. If it didn't read on...
The directory of the unpacked game should look somewhat like this : <Game_Name>/renpy/common/... - inside you find the .rpy file you need to change. This is always the same structure I'd say.
- You can now either copy the file from the unpacked .rar archive into that game directory. As mentioned you find folders, one called 'renpy'. Inside this folder is another called 'common'. There you put the file from the archive.
- Or you look inside for the file '00console.rpy', open it in a text editor like Notepad or Notepad++, find the line 'config.console = False'. Change the value to 'True', as Krull described. Close and save the file, start game again.
If you did it correctly you can now open the in-game console with Shift+O and tip in codes or
commands. These are to be found in the OP (first post) in the spoiler. Before you enter something via console make a
save file by right clicking in the game or using 'save' at the bottom of the screen. Then you can go back if something has gone wrong.
Something else: you can adapt game
variables as you like, but do not change them
too much or it might break the game. One example - you got a command for the
variable 'Sexperience'. The command is 'Sexperience=x' - the
value 'x' you can manipulate, but not too high. Start with small steps i.e. add plus 10 or 20 to values, look for changes in the game. Maybe some scene does trigger. The same goes for other commands.
There is also a command for the variable 'dia', which lets you choose the day. I did not play the game, but I guess you can jump back and forth using this variable and a value that fits. Something like 'dia=x' should do the trick.
Hope this helps a little. Welcome to the forum you both, as you are new here with us.
If you got any questions ask, or send me a personal message. Have fun!