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You did all flowchart cells to the end? Just by clicking on them, it stays green already, so if you click on it and then click on other you wouldn't be able to tell the previous one is unfinished.
I have all pictures on all girls just by playing a branch until the end, and then jumping to a new one after it is done.
Open your "%userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\Godot\app_userdata\My NTR girlfriend\userData\v0.5.0\girls\Catherine.tres" in a text editor (if you play on PC. On Android it's probably possible as well, but never played it) and see which images are missing under the variable "photosUnlocked".
The full gallery consists of story images photo 1 through 15 and 17 through 89, and snap images 1 through 13.
If you tell me which ones are the 5 you don't have, I can try and see on which branches they are unlocked.
I've seen some "he" and "she" pronouns swapped, but since I don't think the dev come here, I didn't bother to write it down.
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I have done more testing. The missing emoji effect surfaces on Linux using:
- Classic WINE (v9.0)usage
- Bottles (via Flatpak) with default WINE
- Heroic Launcher (via Flatpak) using Latest Proton - Hotfix
- Lutris (via Flatpak) using WINE (v9.0) and Latest Proton - Hotfix
- All Godot assets for emojis is literally provided by one developer project: Rakugo Team (
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- That developer has deprecated their practically all their previous Emoji (based on twemoji - Twitter Emoji) and VN Dialogue assets
- Per their
You must be registered to see the links, they bring up the point having to leverage Emoji as images, not fonts (which appears to be why they deprecated the others). Plus the challenges of exports to other platforms than genuine Windows (like Web, etc.) having a lack of fonts.
Looking at vendor github repos (google, microsoft) where they post their emoji font libraries. their "TTF" fonts are distilled from SVG and PNGs. The Rakugo Team solves that problem by using Google's open source font NOTO graphic assets, NOT a True Type Font.
It appears there's no Universal way built into Godot to handle Emojis so they appear properly regardless of export (i.e. Universally). It may be those Godot game developers using
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(deprecated) may need to test if Godot-Icons-Fonts (
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,
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) will work them and refactor - a requirement of the trade.NOTE: If a Godot game developer ever plans on releasing their game on Steam, they will want to make sure there is no Emoji breakage on a Steam deck. If broken, it will harm sales and the developer will be railed on by their player base. And that's not good for anyone's mental health.
This was as good deep dive for me to learn about the emoji challenge as I'm starting to return to development practice via Godot. Especially since I planned on leaning on emoji heavily for icons, placeholders, & "cheap" graphic elements vs. custom assets.
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My eyes.
Okay.
13,14,15,17,18.
And... does the author have a personal score to settle with the number 16? Just a funny question, maybe you have some ideas.
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I've read it all, but like I said before, still didn't understand much. Hahaha
But I don't think there's much NTR Phone uses, just this Twemoji thing. It got an TwitterColorEmoji-SVGinOT.ttf on it's files, which I guess it's the .svg emojis embeded in a TrueType Font format.
My guess is the game just parse the text, and when detecting emojis, change the font for it to be displayed correctly, keeping the text as the default font (on this case, Google Noto Sans, but I don't think it makes a difference).
The game is officialy distributed on Windows, Mac and Android versions, and I played the Windows and Android ones, which shows emoji just fine.
There's an unofficial Linux version, which, along the official Mac one, I never saw people complaining about emoji errors, and this is one of the few games I actively follow development and discussion.
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They're all on the same flowchart cell, the "We need to talk" one (7th row, 3rd column).
My guess is the dev had an image ready, but decided to cut it for whatever reason, and just didn't bother changing the other names. Hahaha
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It's spanish, as the only languages of the game are english and spanish.
But it's funny since spanish and portuguese both have lots of gendered words, even objects have gender (like a chair is a she, as objects uses the same pronouns as people) and it's like one of the very first things we learn, together with the verb to be. Hahaha
It would be better if the dev would just organize the gallery in order and show which ones we're missing.
They're stored in the compiled .exe. There are ways to decrypt and extract, but passing through the content to unlock everything doesn't take that long. Just enable fast mode and use the flowchart (open a chat and click on the girl's image at the top).
Proof that it's possible.
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