Unreal Engine Abandoned LifePlay [v2023.04 Stable] [Vinfamy]
- Nov 25, 2017
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I really like the small updates but.... is there a way just to make whats new work. It's a pain in the ass to set it back up the way you like it just to always have to get rid of the stuff that's always uploaded every time! For an example it always includes the rooms... Why? then you have to change them again to the ones you downloaded from here!!!!
Is this a joke, or are you serious? I honestly don't know, lol. It's convoluted enough that it's probably a joke. But at the same time it's convoluted enough to actually be true. If you are serious, could you put that a little more simply?
100 % serious. Hard to explain to anyone bad at math. You take the current female's fertility -usually the regular number, effectively 0 if she's using birth control, but multiplied by 10 on dangerous days (still 0 if on birth control pills.) Multiply that by the male's fertility number. Take the result and get the square root. Usually this won't be an integer. Example - say both have fertility 5, but it's a dangerous day for her. Her effective fertility is 50 so 5 * 50. That gets 250. Take the square root, which for almost anyone requires a calculator, which every computer includes. The result is just over a 15.8 % chance of pregnancy. To understand this well does require a decent ability to remember at least Jr High school math, but not algebra or higher.
Ok dude, take it easy on the burns. I semi got it the first time, but wasn't sure if you used actual math signs or just happened to type like that (the "current - modified by X10 days" threw me off) and english isn't my first language.
My gratitude = (You taking time to answer * accuracy of information - convolutedness of your typing) / (1 + your arrogance)
Didn't mean it as a burn. TBH the vast majority of people don't remember it. I don't remember the vast majority of algebra due to not using it since college. Lots of people don't remember anything past arithmetic if that.
Sry for the misunderstanding then and thx for your detailed explanation. Best one I could find in this thread.
This has probably been asked a dozen times in the past by now, but I'll ask it again anyways. How exactly does one manage to update the game properly without downloading the new version from scratch. I've tried it a few times in the past... but as you can clearly tell, it did not work out. I would greatly appreciate some advice on how to do this without killing my current saves for once.
- Jun 28, 2021
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You have to download the proper update (32 or 64bit) from the OP and copy the extracted files into your Lifeplay directory. You should be asked to overwrite many files. Confirming this should do the trick.
Got an issue too. When I try to add a relative, it's not working properly. A new person is spawned, has the right name and gets listed as relative. But when I encounter the person, I still have to exchange numbers. I wouldn't care, but when I actually do exchange numbers, a new person gets added to the contacts list. Wouldn't be tragic either. The problem is, whenever I get into a relationship with the relative, I end up having an relationship with that new person.
well not sure,because when you start,you should not have had a modeling scene yet.
You are a legend, mate. I never did think to replace all of the files inside of the folder instead of attempting to swap out the entire folder manually. That makes... an embarrassing amount of sense. Thanks.
- Jun 28, 2021
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This is what I do.
You take all the stuff you added: rooms, NPC/PC, stats changes. The stuff you replace every update. And a copy in a separate "add-ons" folder. So every time you update game just go to your "add-ons" folder and replace them in updated game.
Or place your replacement stuff in a mod folder that is 'lowest on mod manager' and 'least updated'.
Actor.stripOne()
Strip this actor of a single currently equipped piece of clothes (but still follows logical order, so no stripping underwear before outerwear etc).
I think it goes head, coat, shirt, bra?, shoe, pants/1-piece-dress, bra?, underwear. But as for specific Actor.stripOne(foot) I don't know.
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I have a folder on my desktop of "Lifeplay stuff", but it doesn't include where I only change 1 or 2 files in a folder there, and of course doesn't delete scenes I don't like.
For scenes you don't like, save a copy of the scene but leave the information inside scene blank.
Question
In a scene where WHO means that is randomly showing up some certain colleague for example
Actor = getSpecific(Colleague)
I'm trying to change that and make another specific npc to show up, someone who is not a colleague, or employee, or relative, or neighbour (all of them seem to work). I want to randomly show up npcs which are on my contact list simply as acquaintances.
Actor = getSpecific(Acquaintance) does not showing anyone.
Is there a way to do that?
I hope i explained it clearly enough with my poor English...
In a scene where WHO means that is randomly showing up some certain colleague for example
Actor = getSpecific(Colleague)
I'm trying to change that and make another specific npc to show up, someone who is not a colleague, or employee, or relative, or neighbour (all of them seem to work). I want to randomly show up npcs which are on my contact list simply as acquaintances.
Actor = getSpecific(Acquaintance) does not showing anyone.
Is there a way to do that?
I hope i explained it clearly enough with my poor English...
I did many try and errors and now I found this:
Actor.dressExcept(Foot)
In a scene where the actor is new, it works well. If they are dressed it helps to undress first.
Now I would like to know, how can I make an event (scene?) that runs everytime somebody is my room.
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