Inceton are banned from being promoted due to adding DRM to their games, and mass reviewing Lust Bound on its initial releases.
Yeah that's the way to do it with Inceton now. If you want to keep up with any of their games, watch the threads.
Hey guys, is there a way to remove the LustTime from the scenes?
A mod by Sancho no longer supported did that, but I wonder if something exists for the latest version.
A mod by Sancho no longer supported did that, but I wonder if something exists for the latest version.
More recent Inceton releases have given the ability to just click through it, but LT didn’t have any LustTime scenes in the recent update, so I don’t know. It might be implemented in earlier scenes? I’m not sure.
Regarding S1 and S2, I think you’re out of luck unless Inceton specifically update them.
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These should do the trick. You have two choices. Only use ONE of the files.
Drop the file of your choice somewhere in your
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I just used the code from one of their newer games that lets you click through the scenes so this isn't anything too fancy and that should help prevent any future issues.
Both of these replace the system that powers Lust Time (the
screen to be technical). They have been using the exact same code for every game practically unchanged for a few years now so this shouldn't cause any problems, but if they ever make significant changes then it will break things.That does mean this should work with every Inceton game that uses Lust Time.
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Hi smasher_the_smith, thanks for your help.
The scripts worked for the season 3
Unfortunately both season 1 and 2 did not As you said it is probably some incompatibility
If anyone wants to intervene I would appreciate, I would do it myself since I am a coder, but I would not know where to start
Thanks anyway, have a nice day
Because Inceton (like many other developers) provides only English text.
The rationale is: 70% of the people in the world can understand English.
Providing a well done translation is a cost , and there are hundreds of languages in the world.
The return on the investment of paying hundreds of translators is simply not worth the investment (and the waste of time).
This is tipically what happens.
Unless one of the main devs does the translation automatically because he's from that specific country.
Yes, but if you provide one translation... The requests for other translations grow.
Besides, even translating in my native language is not free. It cost me time and effort that I'd rather dedicate to the writing of the story.
I'm Italian. If I had an idea for a VN I would rather concentrate on writing the plot in English only, because translating it in Italian (even it it's my native language) is a second job.
Besides, if I decide to change something in the story I have to remember to manually apply the changes in Italian too...
...and the facilities Ren'Py provides for translators are far from being good
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For all these reasons I guess that more than 70% of AVN translations are fan-made, and thus unofficial and not extensively tested.