type in buggy you might have one of the settings in there that allow you to start with one.
Java Lilith's Throne [v0.4.9.9] [Innoxia]
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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 Using out of date Java can still work, but can lead to similar rendering bugs like that.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 Using out of date Java can still work, but can lead to similar rendering bugs like that.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?
Is it possible to import a character in such a way so they appear in the game as an enemy/bandit? Is it possible to do that in debug mode?
- Jul 21, 2017
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Since Inno decided to use an unpolished Java version of 8 years ago.
She uses Java 8. Current Java is 16?
She might as well be coding in Flash for all the security and integrity.
Only manually edit .xml file, for now. Nothing very complicated and only one Notepad++ is required for this, but it may seem a bit tedious. The main thing is that there are no incorrect values anywhere: a typo in the color (PINK_LIGT instead of PINK_LIGHT, for example) of the hair is enough so that the character does not appear. Well, the coordinates of its placement in the world should also be accurate and, as far as I understand, unique - the game will not tolerate two characters in one place.
You can simply leave any random bandit on the map in the right place, then find him in your save file and change his appearance and name to those copied from the desired character.
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If you are trying to import a character as an enemy just so you can enslave them, you could instead import the character (assuming you have already exported the character) to the Auctioning Block in Slaver's Alley. Otherwise, like BooringSeeker said, you'll have to manually edit your save file.
I wasn't talking about security, but memory management, and my point was: Inno is to blame for the badly optimized or memory managed game, not the tools she's using.
Also, since when is Java 8 unpolished? 8 has long term support, how would it's security be any worse than 19? It regularly gets updates, and is the most widely used version to date.
(I'm not aware of all the developement details here, but maybe she's using an old version of Java 8? That's still her fault though.)
Perfect, thank you! Exactly what I am looking for! Which xml file do I have to edit specifically?
Nah, I already know how to do that. Like I said, I am specifically importing a character as a bandit rather than anything else. But thank you for the advice.
The imported characters are stored in data\characters. Data\saves contains the saves. To make a "custom-made" bandit:
1. Export the character. The file with it appears in data\characters.
2. We find a suitable bandit on the map, look at the map: X = 10, Y= 10 - the central square of the city (Lilith's Plaza). From this we consider in which coordinates it is located. Save the game.
3. Open the save file, search through the text for a construction of the form "location x ="5" y="2"" with our coordinates. Make sure above that "history value="NPC_MUGGER"". Just in case. Maybe, at the same coordinates, but in another location, there is also someone
4. That's it, here's our bandit. From the file of the imported character, we transfer the blocks <body>, <characterInventory>, <fetishes> - whatever your heart desires.
5. Save the result. You can save it in a separate file if you are afraid of breaking something. Load it in the game, check it, enjoy it.
In general, this way you can actually write characters from scratch, setting any equipment, appearance, "interests"... The main thing is to avoid typos! Then you will be tormented to look for why everything has disappeared and nothing works...
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