Sorry it took me a bit to respond. Both No Haven and my employer have been... uncooperative.
Can't shrink futa penises using biomancy. Can someone help?
I know I often forget about Bedlam's love of giant girlcocks, but I could swear it was fixed in the last... fix.
Just in case I'll triple check that the fix is installed in the new version.
I had it, but after a while I noticed I didn't have it anymore listed and also i couldn't use it in the personal assignments; the only relevant thing i remember doing between the two times was leveling up and picking up advanced traits a bunch of times using the patreon cheat
Alright, that should be fixed now. When I modded the code to allow for the rigged biomancy check I forgot to leave behind a variable which essentially made biomancy a temporary trait.
I've noticed that when you change someone's race the day-end sex scenes still refer to the character as whatever their starting race was.
Thank you. That's definitely something I wouldn't have noticed as I often ignore those. Once you've read them 40 times, you've read them... well, 40 times.
While that shouldn't be happening as I'm overwriting their racial values with new ones(meaning there should be no way for it to call up the old race), I'll try and fix it before I get to my next update. I've been tinkering with a new means of slaver/slave race change in amongst all the fixes, and maybe it will fix that.
also when you use other functions, like biomancy, still tries to apply to the previous last victim.
also, when you have multiple missions bringing recruits, it tends to mix them and "eating some" . the counter advances, but you're missing a recruit either slaver or slave.
That first part is odd (mostly because I added something to blank the temp variables), so I'll try and replicate it and then fix it. If I can't replicate it, I'll take a wild guess and try to find where the problem is.
Oh god, an issue with base assignments. Okay, I'll try and fix it. Knowing it's a specific issue certainly helps, as the biggest issue with fixing these problems is finding what assignment causes them.