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From now on, I'll post update every sat/sun with whatever APK version available in this thread.
Seems simpler that way and I got a certain online open world anime game to catch.
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While doing the coding for my mod, I have found an easy solution to modding in the side characters into the interactive night scenes that will take minimal coding (though a lot of drawing). All that would be needed is someone who could make a version of each image in the 'hscene' folder for each guild member (i.e. a Kana version of the missionary position, doggy position, etc). If anyone is interested in tackling said project for redrawing those images (or getting someone else to), let me know, and I'll be able to code it right in.
updated apk (1.1.5):
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That's... that's a big mod, if it can go through. Just want to ask things, is it legal? What are Inusuku or any Japanese developers have to say about a modding on that scale, changing the characters even though they're the lead/heroine? Sorry, I'm kinda oblivious about game dev, modding, and its laws
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Technically at the moment, any and all mods of any kind (even cheat engine and other save editors) are illegal in Japan for all games/software. This includes games like Monster Hunter and Skyrim. However, it is only the act of doing so/using them while in Japan that is illegal, so while outside of Japan my country's laws would apply, and as long as I don't take money for it/don't distribute the entire game, I'm completely in the clear.
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Sorry, I don't have that because I didn't really think about it because when the double text appeared I immediately found the solution, and that happened about 2 times when I played for 2 hours straight, maybe it's just my cellphone that has a little problem rendering things, especially text, and yes I forgot to take a screenshot because I stopped playing after 2 hours straight and waited for the full translation update.
About a "full" translation, i already talk about that, for me is "ok" because if i add more translation the game get new bugs and i don't have time for fix the bugs
You can wait for another one translate the apk but no idea in that
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But essentially, yeah, back around 2019, Japan decided the wording around what constituted a mod that was for 'cheating' or 'distributing copyrighted data' was too vague, and just banned it all outright. There is a bit of grey area, and there are plenty of developers that don't stop modding despite knowing the communities, but technically...illegal. The wording in the law is also vague enough that some save editors even decided to withdraw their products just in case.
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I remember that shit, still think it's a weird law but not exactly untypical, very Nintendo of Japan in a way lol.
Knowing Japanese lads, I'll tell you most don't care, I still play modded Skyrim with my friend from Osaka all the time (the co-op mod of course) who also misses around a lot with his own OP mods.. The law is directed more so to publishing the mods rather than usage, I'm sure many Japanese lads use your wonderful mod too... Though rather, logically it's probably just another tool for big Japanese companies to sue someone to the ground if they even think about modifying a single game file of theirs.
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True. I could totally see some bigwig thinking their creation is perfection, and that any outside force touching their art would 'destroy' it. But I'm sure this isn't something Inusuku would think or sue over, since I've kept the right limits and all that. I just thought it very interesing, and very Japanese, to make a blanket ban to avoid case by case decisions. The fact that developers will not only keep uncensored art, but willingly send it overseas to be published proves that many of them don't care too much for Japan's bans.
If inusuku thought modding was that bad they'd have called out the colored mod when they got the question that made them respond about an official coloring of their games.