Java Lilith's Throne [v0.4.11.3] [Innoxia]

[Axvz]

Is there any other game like this?

Broken Dreams Correctional Center. Though there isn't many things to do outside of main plot

 

[ChudBuddy]

Games like this or Degrees of lewdity are my lifeblood. I started playing this game two days ago so i don't feel too strongly about the dev.
It is certainly funny to see people making fun of the whole thing tho

 

[GammaXai]

Games like this or Degrees of lewdity are my lifeblood. I started playing this game two days ago so i don't feel too strongly about the dev.
It is certainly funny to see people making fun of the whole thing tho

Genuinely hope you enjoy it, many of us are so salty because we loved the game but then it takes years to get the next installment of a plot line.

 

[Carl0sDanger]

Is there any other game like this?

No, not really.

 

[XVGuil]

Genuinely hope you enjoy it, many of us are so salty because we loved the game but then it takes years to get the next installment of a plot line.

I guess at this point, my dream of this game having a relationship system would take from forever to never then.

 

[Arkus86]

I guess at this point, my dream of this game having a relationship system would take from forever to never then.

There are some relationship questlines and mostly arbitrary -100 to +100 values in NPC descriptions saying how much they like you, but for anything more complicated than that, you are correct.

 

[_The_Doctor_]

You must not have seen my posts from a few years ago.

I did see that in addition to hundreds of comments shitting on Innoxia for their unique style of coding.

Congrats on taking care of the UI revamp! I'm assuming you moved away from using WebViews for every tiny little on-screen element?

Thank you. I tried some ideas, one was simply by minimum edits and JavaFXPorts/gluon/... atrocity. Yet it lead me to discover that androidide would rather kill itself than give me a chance to test any instance of that code. Which reminded me that whatever it spits out will run even worse than it originally did on pc.

So my second option was partially optimising the existing code by relying on android specific features, but when you have such an entwined code you would have to rewrite a large but double chunk of it. Which also means that whenever Innoxia releases another update, larger parts could be rewrote or broken immediately. Which would still lag on android anyway, because the major bottleneck is in the background complexity.

So the final answer was to make a single build that's completely optimised for android, then it would never be updated again. Basically... Making the entire game from scratch! Well in hindsight...

 

[Sarkath]

Thank you. I tried some ideas, one was simply by minimum edits and JavaFXPorts/gluon/... atrocity. Yet it lead me to discover that androidide would rather kill itself than give me a chance to test any instance of that code. Which reminded me that whatever it spits out will run even worse than it originally did on pc.

RAM limitations, I assume? OOM killers on mobile operating systems tend to be pretty aggressive.

So my second option was partially optimising the existing code by relying on android specific features, but when you have such an entwined code you would have to rewrite a large but double chunk of it. Which also means that whenever Innoxia releases another update, larger parts could be rewrote or broken immediately. Which would still lag on android anyway, because the major bottleneck is in the background complexity.

This, coupled with the questionable licensing terms and people reporting that Inno tends to reject significant refactors to the main codebase (I mean…I kinda get it?), is why I abandoned my efforts. I contributed one patch that significantly reduced save times, but I didn't even bother with some of my more experimental stuff (like swapping out the heavy JS engine with a much lighter expression parser).

So the final answer was to make a single build that's completely optimised for android, then it would never be updated again. Basically... Making the entire game from scratch! Well in hindsight...

Hah! Yeah, that checks out.

I've established long ago that the best way to improve LT would be to build an engine from scratch that's compatible with its data files. The biggest issue with that plan is that when Inno made a bunch of aspects of the game data-driven she generally only used that for new additions, so all of the old data remained as Java classes. Pretty bizarre, honestly.

 

[Wolfdragon20]

so i haven't looked at this thread since 0.4.9, has anything important happened?

 

[NobleLeader65]

-cut for brevity-

I've established long ago that the best way to improve LT would be to build an engine from scratch that's compatible with its data files. The biggest issue with that plan is that when Inno made a bunch of aspects of the game data-driven she generally only used that for new additions, so all of the old data remained as Java classes. Pretty bizarre, honestly.

I'm not particularly well-versed in coding, just going into my 2nd year of CS courses, but what would the better way be? Storing everything in a file that is read/written to?

Or is this on the level of Inno defining a whole new class for something like limb types instead of adding that to an existing class? In which case, does Java not have something like C++'s structures?

 

[mr_smith312]

I downloaded exe 64 version (because I have Windows 10 x64, duh), try to launch it and absolutely nothing happens. Any ideas why?
Java version also doesn't work

 

[DarthSion98]

so i haven't looked at this thread since 0.4.9, has anything important happened?

not really.
check back in 2 years
maybe the subscriber bleed will finally compel Inno to make something?

 

[Kingdomkom]

I'm sorry if this has been answered. Can I invite people from The Watering Hole as a guest in Lilaya's house?

 

[Wolfdragon20]

not really.
check back in 2 years
maybe the subscriber bleed will finally compel Inno to make something?

i remember there was at least one "remake"(for lack of a better term) going on, did it die like so many before or is it still chugging along in the background?

 

[EmDotRand]

i remember there was at least one "remake"(for lack of a better term) going on, did it die like so many before or is it still chugging along in the background?

Which one? I remember Keldon's rewrite (confirmed dead by creator) and Lilith's Legacy (no commits since the week lureofchaos started it).

 

[Exiua]

Someone is attempting to rewrite the game in Godot (check #programming in the official discord to see their progress). Their rewrite seems to be promising (I don't think this rewrite has been mentioned here before).

 

[EmDotRand]

Someone is attempting to rewrite the game in Godot (check #programming in the official discord to see their progress). Their rewrite seems to be promising (I don't think this rewrite has been mentioned here before).

Checked it out. Watching java devs seethe at everything that isn't Java is always a treat. Since neither party claiming to do ports is sharing the source I'll give them about 6-8 months before checking for results.

 

[Sarkath]

I'm not particularly well-versed in coding, just going into my 2nd year of CS courses, but what would the better way be? Storing everything in a file that is read/written to?

If it were me, I would have went all-in on one system. As an example, right now some of the species are being defined as Java enums while the new ones are stored as external XML files, and last time I checked the species loader has to manage both possibilities. That would also make it cumbersome to add additional species traits, as you'd have to know how to do it in two different ways to ensure that the legacy species were kept up-to-date.

From what I remember, this applies to quite a few of the moddable elements of the game, so the species system having two distinct loaders is only the tip of the iceberg.

Or is this on the level of Inno defining a whole new class for something like limb types instead of adding that to an existing class? In which case, does Java not have something like C++'s structures?

Java doesn't have structs, but simple classes can be more or less used for the same purpose.

Aside from the default access modifiers being different, I don't think there are too many functional differences between structs and classes in C++, which is likely why they were omitted from Java.

 

[DreamyMilk]

I downloaded exe 64 version (because I have Windows 10 x64, duh), try to launch it and absolutely nothing happens. Any ideas why?
Java version also doesn't work

not sure way the .EXE dosen't work.

but fore the Java Version, well the newer versions of Java messes up the game fore some reason.

so you need to downgrade your Java version down to:
"jre-8u172-windows-x64"
from what i remember to get the game to run properly.

also i remember a previous instance where the compiled Java Version on this website ware not properly compiled from the GitHub and didn't work, so you might be better off to compile it on your one if that is the case whit the current version.

 

[Anonymousnone]

I downloaded exe 64 version (because I have Windows 10 x64, duh), try to launch it and absolutely nothing happens. Any ideas why?
Java version also doesn't work

are you sure you're system is 64bit, you can check this by opening settings, then click system, then click about and you'll find the bit of you system, if it is then I have no idea why the fuck it's not running for you then