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You know what they say: it takes a village to raise a waifu.Well that and the redheaded vixen and our nieceMany are working to bring Sandra in
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im actually planing to play the 3 games in your sigs names too .. they look interesting man
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Nice! One of them was sex-heavy and plot-lacking TBH (MOS), but I still enjoyed working with the developer and proofing for him. (No shade to the dev of MOS; he even admitted himself that the game didn't go where he had intended. That does remind me to reach out and see how he's doing on his next game so far.) The others all IMO are excellent and very well done.
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It definitely might be. The girls are all for the MC and not anyone else. However, things don't exactly get to a conclusion; it was meant to be only something over the summer as a prequel to a lengthier game (which I think is what the 4PadGames is working on right now). So if you don't mind that, I think you might enjoy it. IIRC, there's no intermingling of the girls. I would recommend the Ren'Py version rather than what's linked in my signature, unless you don't care.
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honestly i got attracted more to sweet times & sand storm & ice storm .. because .. it looks more heavy in characters not just 5-6 .. and the characters actually are not that skinny they are more curvy and chubby ..
ill make sure to keep them in my list to play soon & well see the hard work you did in the rendering & the translation
will give you a feed back soon some time ..
thanks for your hard work in advance
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will choosing the bottom choice affect my relationship with her?
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Nah. I didn't have any penis play with her. Not my thing.
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It works but it's subtle
This is maximum
This is minimum
These were taken using the uncompressed PC version
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I have a simple mod I created that I use with most games that makes the text boxes transparent with an outline on the font to make it easy to read. It also adds a few other options I like... the following text is from the readme.txt in my zip (see attachment). I have eliminated the need to overwrite anything in this version, so it's easy to revert any change back to the default, just delete the associated file (or all of it, it won't effect the game either way).
This is a mod I created that doesn't alter the game's CODE. This enables developer mode and console mode. Note that sometimes enabling developer mode will cause some problems with games that also have another mod (a normal, code altering, mod) and what happens is that when developer mode is on, some mods redefine certain variables which they should NOT be doing and that causes a warning (the problem is actually with THEIR mod). When developer mode is OFF, you can play and not see that warning. You can either delete console.rpy and problem solved, OR edit that file and set "config.developer = False" and the problem should go away. None of the following files are dependant on each other and ANY of them can be deleted if you don't wish those features enabled.
This is a list of the files included and what each does...
console.rpy: Enables console and developer mode
unblock_config.rpy: Sets certain keys (some mods/games disable) as well as certain preferences which can also be disabled in some games. It also raises the rollback limit and enables it (some games disable it)
jpg_screensave.rpy: Does just what you think. Changes the screensave so it saves as a JPG which is faster and smaller.
outlines.rpy: Sets a black outline around all text to make it stand out and easier to read.
transparent textbox.rpy: removes the annoying background box where the text is.
There are also two files named "presplash_background.jpg" and "presplash_foreground.png". These are a loading screen that most games are missing and are useful to know when the game is loading rather than seeing nothing and leaving you guessing what is happening. Some games have these images, so if you get an overwrite warning, say NO and don't bother as the game has a proper loading screen. You shouldn't have to overwrite ANYTHING with this now.
Have fun...
View attachment Night Hacker mod.7z
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You are a bro! Thanks so much for sharing this with me!
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You can also press SHIFT+O to get console mode to enter commands (change variables etc), you can press SHIFT+D to see developer mode and get a list of variables and their values (and use console mode to change them if you wish to mess around).
I added a description of what each .rpy file does in my last post. Any of them can be deleted, while still using the others if a game you use this with has issues (rare).
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Just installed it to Midlife Crisis and the jump in text quality and the lack of that annoying tinted window may make me start over lol. Awesome work! I like the nifty loading screen too.
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There's another file I recently added to my "Night Hacker" "mod" I use. I don't need to add the file as it is quite small (I will update my zip in a moment). But, just create a file named... well... anything you wish, I call it "developer.rpy" and add the following code to it... this is VERY USEFUL for finding the exact line an error occurs on and the file it is in (I have used this to find the error in a file and fix it myself)...
...it is a little more involved to use it, I do it this way to avoid having to touch any game coded and keep this independant of that. You copy and past the line "show screen bugTesting_Overlay" then enter console mode and paste it. You will then see green debugging text on screen in the upper left corner telling you the file name and line number it is currently executing.
Edit: added this to my zip.
Python:
# Show filename and line number of current code being executed
# in upper left corner.
screen bugTesting_Overlay():
$ fileLine = renpy.get_filename_line()
text "[fileLine[0]]:[fileLine[1]]" xpos 10 color "#0f0"
# Press SHIFT+O to enter console mode and copy and paste this: show screen bugTesting_OverlayEdit: added this to my zip.