Well, good news! I have a branch called generate_uniform where your issue is partially fixed!I have not tried generate uniform branch. I've noticed this for months that once your employee hit a certain slutiness uniform would change drastically without me changing uniform policy which I found weird as I thought policies controlled the general wardrobe of the employees, not the sluttiness but seeing that policies need to have a sluttiness cap I can see where the issue might lie now. I also noticed if you don't purchase any uniform policies the employees will still walk around topless which kind of makes sense as there no "policy" saying they can't but still feel that would be a punishable offense
Yeah, I think the third link is everything packaged together. The first two are useful if you already downloaded the base game. They are a lot smaller.
Just fyi, the all in one's files are archived so you won't be able to alter any game files without using UnRen first. Not sure you'll need that but better to say it now I guess
altering game files is already beyond me...
i'mma enjoy it if it works and cry in my corner if it doesn't. but the game opened so that\s a good sign hahaha(when you said unren and etc... i got paniced and tried it out).Don't worry about unren then. You don't need it if you're not altering files. You're goodaltering game files is already beyond me...
Your best bet is grabbing the All-in-one download on the Mod front page. I don't think the base game was ever upgraded to use the latest Renpy, which the mod has done. So just adding the mod to the base game won't usually work anymore unless you also upgrade your renpy version manually as well.
What Phoexist said and always also get the bug fix parch and install that before you add the mod. it presupposes it you did that and relies on it. Bug fix can work without Mod, but not other way around if I remember right.
That one looks pretty straight forward. If you open /mods/crisis/slave_attention.rpy and find the block labelled:
It looks like you grabbed the wrong branch of the bugfix. You need to get "bugfix" not "master". This should be a direct link:
It already is. I guess I linked the "unstable" version (should be fine to use), but the link is there under the Updated Game Files (Unofficial Bug-fix): heading.
I know about that part. I'm trying to figure out how to improve the event's priority, so it is more likely to be invoked relative to other events when its conditions are met.
I think this works:
next(x for x in crisis_list if x[0].name == "Slave Needs Attention")[1] = 999