jfmherokiller
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Java Lilith's Throne [v0.4.11.3 Hotfix] [Innoxia]
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These were licensed games for the Xbox 360 and PS3. I don't think they had physical copies relying on the consoles online market place.
Also there might be some miscommunication. I'm criticizing Yandev for unequivocally being a game dev by definition, spending additional half decade+ on his project and still programming like a first year hobbyist. No criticism of you or your skills. I just think Inno's code is quite a few steps better than Yandev's
Hi I'm newbie at the game and I have some questions. Plus sorry, I'm not native English speaker.
1) Can I transform my character to have bigger boobs or make my character more feminine or masculine on my own? I know npc's can force you to transform but is there a way that I can do it myself? If there is, how?
2) When my character gives birth where are my child's gone? Can I inspect and interact with them, is that a thing?
1) Can I transform my character to have bigger boobs or make my character more feminine or masculine on my own? I know npc's can force you to transform but is there a way that I can do it myself? If there is, how?
2) When my character gives birth where are my child's gone? Can I inspect and interact with them, is that a thing?
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1: you can indeed, easiest way is to enchant bread
2: there's a random chance of meeting one of your kids when you explore, if you want a child from a specific mom, get the offspring map
This book will appear after a going to the Slaver Alley and a conversation with aunt about slavery.
Hmm. Doesn't seem to be the case.
Actually, i've started multiple new games recently but somehow not needed to do the quest to get the slavery licence in any of them.
The first time I spoke to the slaver-guy he mentioned me already having a licence, despite starting a new game.
What's up with that?
Do you have debug on? It bypasses needing to unlock slavery (and enchanting) through the quest.
type in buggy you might have one of the settings in there that allow you to start with one.
New blog post
Is there anyone who still thinks I'm wrong about the timeline I keep repeating? lolInno's blog said:
' I will definitely have the preview out by the end of this month, and then the full update out a couple of weeks after that '
Emmmm, 'couple of weeks', seems like promising to offer a full update in March
I can already see the progress update at the end of March.
"I'm really sorry this update is a bit late, but I got cold, so I could not work at all for a few weeks, and then I needed rest for another few weeks to recover. Also, nearly all of it is placeholder because of that, but I really wanted to give you at least something."
Does anyone know how to change the screen resolution/display? The bottom and sides of the screen are getting cut off for me.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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Scaling issue like that where elements are being rendered out of view of the window could be gpu driver or wrong Java version being used. LT doesn't have any display options like most full screen programs do because it runs based off of the window setting (maximized, windowed shape/size, etc.). It's like a browser without fullscreen or zoom controls.
Currently, LT uses Java 17 and up. I can confirm 19 is fine too if your keeping Java up to date. Using out of date Java can still work, but can lead to similar rendering bugs like that. Failing that, maybe try just stretching the window size along horizontally and vertically to see if that forces the elements to reposition properly.
Currently, LT uses Java 17 and up. I can confirm 19 is fine too if your keeping Java up to date. Using out of date Java can still work, but can lead to similar rendering bugs like that. Failing that, maybe try just stretching the window size along horizontally and vertically to see if that forces the elements to reposition properly.
I see a setting to start (and end) the slavery quest, but no toggle.
Starting a new game that hasn't used the debug-code yet shouldn't have that issue, right?
Edit: I can even hit the button to start/end the slaver quest in a playthrough that already has slaves.
I think the game is just bugged. It thinks you have the licence when you don't.
I have no idea what that has to do with the hidden book though.
Java is the memory leak not games, the engine hasn't been updated to deal with it and never will, just close the program and restart it when it gets too much.
That can't be right. How is it not the programmer's fault, if their app is leaking? What ,,engine" are you referring to? Since when did java have implicit memory leaking?