- Aug 26, 2016
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There's a weird bug when editing character via normal or cheat, the interest gender menu is gone. So the character would be asexual.
Unreal Engine Abandoned LifePlay [v2023.04 Stable] [Vinfamy]
how often does this happen for you? Just randomly with certain NPCs or all the time.
Any consistent way to reproduce this bug?
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When 1st launching & start/loading the game, if you want to edit any characters, it's fine, it's still there. But after playing for a while, or if you changing city midway your gameplay, then it will be gone when you editing an NPC or creating/adding new NPC. I've tested it three times and it's 100% success reproduce this bug and not that hard. It's like, it will be happening.
PC : W7 Ultimate, i7-3770, Gtx 1050ti, 16gb mem. I don't think my PC have problem loading the game, so bug might be coding related.
- Jan 26, 2019
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While I don't know of one existing, this is a very good idea to implement, creating an archive of user generated presets.
Would you mind taking a screenshot of this bug? Still couldn't reproduce it on my copy of the game.
Does the whole 'Personal' section of the character creation menu disappear or just the three 'Interested In' lines (i.e. First Name and Last Name still there)?
- Jan 26, 2019
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yes it would be interesting to see what people create because the creator makes very different character possible
I downloaded the latest version but when I try to open the game I keep getting the message that AppleARKit failed to load because I don't have it on my computer but I don't even have an Apple computer. I tried installing it again but got the same message again. I don't know what I can do to fix this.
Must be an Unreal Engine bug that detects your PC as a mobile / AR device for some reason. The game itself doesn't use or need any AR / Apple stuffs at all.
Might be worth:
- making sure in Nvidia / AMD Control Panel that the game is set to use your dedicated graphic card and not the built-in laptop one
- trying the 32-bit version if you were trying the 64 bit version before.
- Update DirectX / your graphic card driver /
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Aside from these, there's not much I can suggest I'm afraid.
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The string text of "interested in Men, Women, Futa" still there, but the check box is missing.
Maybe unrelated, but some background, like bedroom, can make the checkboxes very hard to see. It's there, but because the background color and the checkboxes are the same it seemed to disappear.
Suggestion:
- Create a transparent black layer in front of the background but under the controls so the controls are easier to see.
- Make the background of the character editor consistent, namely a gradient of some dark color, not just grab whatever background the scene last displayed. Making the background of the editor a scene background / photograph distracts user. A monotone background with darker color focuses on the user on the task at hand (i.e. editing the character shape). This is just how human eyes work. Look at DAZ studio, Poser, or even S*xV??la character editor background. The more complex the task, the more the background is attenuated.
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Was just playing around making a few mods, everything seems obvious enough apart from one command I am struggling to get working! "ID = Actor.GetID;MySpecialNPC.SetGlobal(ID)" Are the globals working? and do they save? if so where? because I am having zero luck in saving and recalling an npc.
Was just playing around making a few mods, everything seems obvious enough apart from one command I am struggling to get working! "ID = Actor.GetID;MySpecialNPC.SetGlobal(ID)" Are the globals working? and do they save? if so where? because I am having zero luck in saving and recalling an npc.
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No it's not. If your character have already interest in some gender, there will be already a grey box with checked in black. When the bug happen, it's not there. I already test it before. Try to sweeping clicking but no avail. Also like I said above, if just launching the game, anywhere background, whitest or greyest or blackest ... the check box are easily noticeable. Only after a while, then it's missing.
ID = Actor.getID()
MySpecialNPC.SetGlobal(ID)
Later on ...
ActorID = MySpecialNPC.getGlobal()
Actor = getSpecific(ActorID)
This method might not work with relatives.
Depending on your needs, PassOn() and FollowUp() might be a better method. (Example of this is in the check_on_my_family scene)
Last I checked it's working, and it's incorporated in the save.
The problem with your code is:
Code:
// Your code
ID = Actor.GetID; MySpecialNPC.SetGlobal(ID)
//Amended code
ID = Actor.GetID()
MySpecialNPC.SetGlobal(ID)See these files for more global IDs in action:
LifePlay\Content\Modules\vin_Base\Scenes\otherwork\sugarbabe.lpscene
LifePlay\Content\Modules\vin_Base\Scenes\otherwork\sugardaddy.lpscene
Thanks both, should have caught that, but it was 2am.
\Docs\Modding\FullGuides\Writing_Scenes.txt
does just list it as "ID = ActorVar.GetID" where as 2 lines above its "getID()"
\Docs\Modding\FullGuides\Writing_Scenes.txt
does just list it as "ID = ActorVar.GetID" where as 2 lines above its "getID()"
Ok that worked fine "missing parentheses", but you may be give me a little more help. I am working on sending the game a little more down the dark side 
. Making a modable dungeon, kidnap, ransom, dirty deeds etc, and most is quite easy, and done. However one problem remains, Stopping victims appearing in other scenes. I could zero out attraction , rapport and contact, but what i really need is a way of stopping other scenes entirely. The last resort would be to save the npc, remove from the game, and later add them back, but that would effect family details etc and seems like overkill. Any ideas or thoughts?
Thanks.
. Making a modable dungeon, kidnap, ransom, dirty deeds etc, and most is quite easy, and done. However one problem remains, Stopping victims appearing in other scenes. I could zero out attraction , rapport and contact, but what i really need is a way of stopping other scenes entirely. The last resort would be to save the npc, remove from the game, and later add them back, but that would effect family details etc and seems like overkill. Any ideas or thoughts?Thanks.
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Can you not just make the markers to link random scenes together?
Just do a play through ... zero in on the darker scenes that happen naturally in the game, open the console, get their id's and just link them up in a mod ... like this:
exposition ... go hunting for your prey ... choose the approach->Freddy krugger, hanni bal lec tor, ted bundy - and have the trigger once the intimacy begins - scenes play in succession as you have linked them and..Ta Daa!
P.S. - > this is just the watch all cutscenes approach to the endeavor you described...
Just do a play through ... zero in on the darker scenes that happen naturally in the game, open the console, get their id's and just link them up in a mod ... like this:
exposition ... go hunting for your prey ... choose the approach->Freddy krugger, hanni bal lec tor, ted bundy - and have the trigger once the intimacy begins - scenes play in succession as you have linked them and..Ta Daa!
P.S. - > this is just the watch all cutscenes approach to the endeavor you described...
@Canto I have already modified or made quite a few scenes. A new version of "Invade a home" to "Invade someones Home" that allows the scene to activate on a chosen npc, rather than a temp one. When some scenes end, you get the option to kidnap the npc. There is a dungeon setup you can build within your house, with multiple rooms that then allows you to imprison people. After which you can keep and play with them or just ransom them back. So you can invade your bosses home (or anyone), kidnap them, put them in a dungeon, play with them and ransom them back to there family. However the problem is if your at work and a diffrent scene triggers with your boss in it, It's going to be a little strange!
LP 2.0 Stable 64 bit (FULL) :
Rest of the links and versions will be available later today (Friday)
Change Log:
This update wraps up the graphical overhaul the game underwent over the last 5 updates + make some improvements in term of user-friendliness and finally bring 2.0 out of beta:
- New 'Recommended Actions' feature for those who prefer a bit of hand-holding, or simply can't be bothered to micro-manage your character's life (if you're super lazy, just keep pressing R after each action to go for the next recommendation)
- Hairstyles and facial & body hairstyles for the new male model
- Clothes for the new male model
- Each morph slider now also come with a box where you can enter a specific value outside of the usual 0.0 - 1.0 range to really fine-tune your character. Do so wth caution though as anything outside the normal range might deform the character.
- Some UI & control improvements, tooltips and other tweaks to make the game more user-friendly. People without a middle mouse button can now control the camera fine.
- Split the assets for the old 'Legacy' character models into an optional download, so that everyone doesn't have to download hundreds of mb for an optional setting that's disabled by default
- Bug fixes, performance optimizations and crash preventions
There are no 'Update Only' downloads for 2.0 Stable (they would have been way too huge to be useful anyway), only the full downloads, because the base requirement for future 'Update Only' downloads is now reset to 2.0 Stable (just like it did back in v1.10) so that the 'Update Only' download packages for 2.1, 2.2, etc will stay under 100 mb or so.
You must be registered to see the links
Rest of the links and versions will be available later today (Friday)
Change Log:
This update wraps up the graphical overhaul the game underwent over the last 5 updates + make some improvements in term of user-friendliness and finally bring 2.0 out of beta:
- New 'Recommended Actions' feature for those who prefer a bit of hand-holding, or simply can't be bothered to micro-manage your character's life (if you're super lazy, just keep pressing R after each action to go for the next recommendation)
- Hairstyles and facial & body hairstyles for the new male model
- Clothes for the new male model
- Each morph slider now also come with a box where you can enter a specific value outside of the usual 0.0 - 1.0 range to really fine-tune your character. Do so wth caution though as anything outside the normal range might deform the character.
- Some UI & control improvements, tooltips and other tweaks to make the game more user-friendly. People without a middle mouse button can now control the camera fine.
- Split the assets for the old 'Legacy' character models into an optional download, so that everyone doesn't have to download hundreds of mb for an optional setting that's disabled by default
- Bug fixes, performance optimizations and crash preventions
There are no 'Update Only' downloads for 2.0 Stable (they would have been way too huge to be useful anyway), only the full downloads, because the base requirement for future 'Update Only' downloads is now reset to 2.0 Stable (just like it did back in v1.10) so that the 'Update Only' download packages for 2.1, 2.2, etc will stay under 100 mb or so.