Yeah, most of the scenes are in there.
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Hey Sycho. Version 0.9.3.6 (basic) and now just like last time, i.e. the game not in subfolders, but directly unpacked to the desktop.
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Are you using a cheat mod, because I'm not seeing that in my save with or without the nude figurine?
What did you use to extract it? It would be safest, to open it in something like 7Zip or WinRar, and drag the folder from there, to where you want it to be (preferably NOT on the desktop).
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As for this cheat, I don't use it. I just play without it.
Hey TheDevian. You know how in one of the versions I had the game and did not want to open, because I had it in subfolders, since help here, now the game is unpacked by winrar immediately to the desktop so that I do not have any problems loading again. But I just sent it, it surprised me that the background of the lobby looks like a room, there are no characters and galleries in the staff tab, as well as characters and images with customers and their events that have been added to this version.What did you use to extract it? It would be safest, to open it in something like 7Zip or WinRar, and drag the folder from there, to where you want it to be (preferably NOT on the desktop).
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It's likely to be a path problem or you could be missing some
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runtimes. I'd also check the drivers for your video card/GPU and see if they are up-to-date as well. And if you use an Nvidia, try disabling V-Sync in your Nvidia Control Panel >> 3d Settings.
Yeah, sometimes using the desktop counts as a system folder, and the games won't run correctly or it could also make the path too long to run properly. We generally suggest extracting it closer to the root folder, such as C:\Games or something simple like that. You can add some sub folders, but the longer those names get, the more of a problem that can be.
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Complete the tutorial with Karen McQueen checking out successfully.
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Karen is the first guest,
the saves are in the Profiles folder, under your name
and you just have to do what it tells you.
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Saves are stored in the game's "profile" folder.
Ex: C:\Mystwood Manor 0.9.3.6\profile\mc-name
What I do when I need to look at a player's save is, put it in D:\Mystwood Manor 0.9.3.6\profile\test
As soon as a click play (to change shifts), it creates a folder with the MC's name. In your case, instead of continuing, just reload the new save under the MC's name and go from there.
It did not get included in one of the versions, the one that is there now should have it though. (I think)