I'm surprised you got motion sick from it, but I'm well aware that moving the camera like that is a bad thing to do, which is why you haven't seen me do it in any other scenes. It's really hard to communicate what's going on in a first-person missionary sex scene where you're looking at your partner's face, and Evelyn herself wasn't moving enough to compensate, unlike Primrose in her missionary scene. Moving the camera was the only option I saw. At least you can change the perspective pretty fast.
This is not going to happen. The names in this game are important and part of the setting, unlike a contemporary setting where the names are typically throwaway details that don't matter. You can learn a lot about the characters in this game just from looking up the meaning behind their names, which has been clearly demonstrated earlier in this very thread.
I will probably look into this once the game is done. I don't want the administrative overhead of managing a bunch of translators and synchronizing a script that may change at any given moment. It's better to save this kind of thing for when the script is final.
ahh Belle, I believe you misunderstood the question as you may not have played the game Melody. This was not a request to change the names of the backup characters, which I don't believe this game has anyway, but to be able to name the saves that you create. The game Melody gives the player an opportunity to give a save a name, or an option to save without naming. It does not extend to renaming saves though, which would be nice to have if you added the name saves feature.
Ooh, sorry. I've looked into this, and it turns out to not be trivial at all. I did make an honest attempt many months ago, but put it on the proverbial shelf when I realized just how much work it would be. I'd rather spend my time, at least for now, on adding new scenes.
It seems like it is trivial - use the save_name variable.
That's like saying "giving yourself infinite lives in a game is trivial - use the hit_points variable." It skips a lot of vital steps, which are incidentally the challenging parts of the task. The links you posted aren't really all that helpful in that regard, and I've seen them before.
Yes, but we're talking limited animations here. The earliest ones, which are now being gradually expanded, are just two frames. The newer ones are 5+ frames and look much better, but they're not perfectly smooth and will never be.
I have several times after the book thing — zip. When does it occur in the narrative? (I reckon it's because I haven't been given a clue to search there: no motive).
You need to follow the instructions you've been given: Discover all there is to discover in the library, then report back to Samarra with all your findings. Once you have done this, you should have the ammunition you need to solve Primrose's large secret (you'll know you're ready when Samarra offers up a new clue for you). This will start the part of the investigation that you're looking for.
I've been playing around with animated portraits so I really get this. This little animation is 16 renders and 40+ frames and all she is doing is breathing and blinking... animations are a pain in the ass.
