It depends on the complexity of what you're trying to accomplish and how familiar you are with the script syntax and API. Basic scenes don't take long to write once you're familiar with both of those. The API might not always provide the exact functions that you need so you occasionally have to get clever with what's available which can take additional time trying to achieve what you want.
, so if you want to PLAY as a dog and rule the humans try it out would make a great Police dog story HINT HINT THIS MUST GO in as it is set up OR ITFUKN wont WORK unzip, and it goes lifeplay content saves 1 charater and session character DONOT get this wrong or it fukn well wont work it is folder set to auto load to the proper place just the two files but they MUST go in as they are in order or so it does for the game i have set up, like i said not many animations other than the ones that the dog uses inthe game i fuckn have a lot of fun with it the dog is a vampire so its easier to get to know some one better if not it can be intergrated into the game if so choose JUst dont loose those two files OrYUR SOL, oh and if you use the hypnotize script i edited you can enslave the human world andrule the world as a dog OOps forgot the Main script just unzip the files will go to where they are intentedI suggest modifying scenes that already exist first. It's a good way to start getting a feel for what the tags mean, and how they work. There's documentation in the game files as well, but it's dry reading. I had better luck with it when I went back after I'd been fiddling around with modifying scenes for a little while.
It depends on the mod, but it's fair to assume that any mods that old probably won't work correctly. Basically anything made prior to 3.0 is going to be a gamble.
It's not deceptively at all. The game is intended to be easy to mod.
Pretty much this.
Pretty awesome, thanks!New player_gives_birth scene.
Content:
- Up to five offspring can be carried.
- Sexual intercourse with creatures (offspring can be humans or creatures).
- In addition to dogs and horses, tentacles can now be born.
- Incest (ex-relatives are treated as relatives).
Other changes:
- I hope I have fixed all the bugs from my previous version.
- The scene has been restructured (to make it clearer and more compact than before).
I would appreciate feedback and bug reports if any are found.
Otherwise, I wish you a lot of fun with this scene.
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For example, as soon as the player starts a relationship with a relative, such as boyfriend or girlfriend, this relative is managed by the game as an ex-relative.
It's when you begin 'dating' them, that is, become their girlfriend/boyfriend in the game. That happens when you actually 'start a relationship' with them from the action menu, though they can ask you as well.
This is interesting. It looks like you're using the Breeding variable to randomize what proportion of each parent is emphasized in the child? Am I reading that right?New player_gives_birth scene.
Content:
- Up to five offspring can be carried.
- Sexual intercourse with creatures (offspring can be humans or creatures).
- In addition to dogs and horses, tentacles can now be born.
- Incest (ex-relatives are treated as relatives).
Other changes:
- I hope I have fixed all the bugs from my previous version.
- The scene has been restructured (to make it clearer and more compact than before).
I would appreciate feedback and bug reports if any are found.
Otherwise, I wish you a lot of fun with this scene.
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Karma seem to take a hit if you have a lot of kids, which does not seem to make sense, unless it is the result of incest or animal. If anything should take a hit it is fitness, attractiveness, & mood with each kid.New player_gives_birth scene.
Content:
- Up to five offspring can be carried.
- Sexual intercourse with creatures (offspring can be humans or creatures).
- In addition to dogs and horses, tentacles can now be born.
- Incest (ex-relatives are treated as relatives).
Other changes:
- I hope I have fixed all the bugs from my previous version.
- The scene has been restructured (to make it clearer and more compact than before).
I would appreciate feedback and bug reports if any are found.
Otherwise, I wish you a lot of fun with this scene.
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where do i place this in?New player_gives_birth scene.
Content:
- Up to five offspring can be carried.
- Sexual intercourse with creatures (offspring can be humans or creatures).
- In addition to dogs and horses, tentacles can now be born.
- Incest (ex-relatives are treated as relatives).
Other changes:
- I hope I have fixed all the bugs from my previous version.
- The scene has been restructured (to make it clearer and more compact than before).
I would appreciate feedback and bug reports if any are found.
Otherwise, I wish you a lot of fun with this scene.
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Thanks for it I was not sure... it is a while since I had looked at the relative relationships.
It is a random roll that decides which section is selected.
If I am not wrong then it should only be there on the relative and creature sections. (Inbreeding and creature sex should hurt a bit
but I can take it out if it is too much)
Just put the .lpscene in your Life Play\LifePlay\Content\Modules folder then it should work.
Right, but the sections seem mostly to change how the morph blend is handled?It is a random roll that decides which section is selected.
If I am not wrong then it should only be there on the relative and creature sections. (Inbreeding and creature sex should hurt a bit
Okay I have looked at it and sorry for the karma... it is even there where it should not beRight, but the sections seem mostly to change how the morph blend is handled?
Also, the -10 karma is on everything. Looks like a big copy/paste you did; totally understandable since you can't define a subroutine, maybe with some kind of automatic incrementing variable, and loop it back on itself a set number of times. It's a massive amount of typing to set something like this up, but you did put the -10 on every birth instance.
