Do any of y'all know how to fix this issue? Sorry i'm new to rpgmaker stuffs
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When using mtool activate "Erase picture", it will then skip the scene
Well that was problem I run into too, but I think that is not the only issue. RPGMaker is looking for a file with name "SF_Inside_B%E5%8A%A0%E5%B7%A5.png" which don't exists. So even with correct filenames it don't find it - obviously, because this name is handled incorrectly inside RPGMaker.
It probably needs locale emulator, or setting locale to Chinese.
A question - Will JP codepage work for Chinese game filenames? Does anybody know correct codepage number for this file?
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try press spacebar, it actually progresses animation, but you need to wait for it, but you can't see it because it's covered
if it has chinese character encoding instead of japanese, here's the extract bat
this gets rid of the file not found thing
if it asks for password, "paste" in command line is actually right-click. so copy the password, right click into the command line, and enter
Code:
"C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" x -mcp=936 "<filename.zip>"
pause-mcp=932chinese encoding =
-mcp=936
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Didn't know that the future is already there. Chatting with ai was so fun lol. I literally spent 2 hours in it
OK, I can confirm that unpacking with 7-zip with mcp=936 option solved that problem for me.
Thank you very much
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Its one of those rare Ai art games, where the developer realized. Hey, i can get as many cgs has i want, lets make the game big in content while putting in a little work in selecting what cg is decent enough to put in.
Really, the fact it took this long for someone to start doing it is mind-boggling.
I tried it - That was really hilarious - My first action was to kick cheater in the balls hard, and then warn the b*tch sternly that next time she get spanked.
It worked like a charm, suddenly she was very lovey to me and didn't care about him anymore.That's something you usually can't do in NTR game as typical BETA protagonist.
Something to think about: Can AI learn to be afraid?
DISCLAIMER: Above text is only conversation to test LLM AI capability. No balls or a*ses were harmed by this test
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i found a new ntr maker
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It's quite simple at the moment, even on this site. You can see the patterns in all these AI bots. But in the near future, I hope it will be able to learn something more.I tried it - That was really hilarious - My first action was to kick cheater in the balls hard, and then warn the b*tch sternly that next time she get spanked.
That's something you usually can't do in NTR game as typical BETA protagonist.
Something to think about: Can AI learn to be afraid?
DISCLAIMER: Above text is only conversation to test LLM AI capability. No balls or a*ses were harmed by this test
The question I thought is: Will there be a real AI that makes games based on the text we print. Like, make the game about the robot who wants to retaliate for his friend, use Dishonored as a basis. Then, after a while, it makes the prototype, that can be polished. You import the meshes/textures/music and you can change the aspects you don't like. Of course and for our kind of games it would be pretty cool, if you know what I mean
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You mean this:
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Or maybe its sequel:
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People probably like it because the game immediately starts with the corruption, or they simply prefer the characters. The build up in the SAO game added noting to my experience. It's the same with Fujinos games. I found his Nero games much better than his SAO game and they also had no buildup.
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Well Satou Kuuki will have 1 doujin, final part of his idol series i think, i think i have seen 1 or 2 tagged as NTR on pixiv (previews) but haven't paid much attention, i prefer to wait and be surprised this time xD
In my opinion AI made games are doable as of today (technology wise), but due to limitation of existing tools it's not practical (yet). Existing tools are usually concentrated on one purpose (generate text, generate images, etc.). AFAIK no one made whole game generator yet. Well, we can hope that someone will make it, it depends on market demands. If game market will demand it, it would be created. We have commercial game making tools like Unity, Unreal engine, RPGMaker, KiriKiri, etc - AI assisted game making tools can be the next evolution.It's quite simple at the moment, even on this site. You can see the patterns in all these AI bots. But in the near future, I hope it will be able to learn something more.
The question I thought is: Will there be a real AI that makes games based on the text we print. Like, make the game about the robot who wants to retaliate for his friend, use Dishonored as a basis. Then, after a while, it makes the prototype, that can be polished. You import the meshes/textures/music and you can change the aspects you don't like. Of course and for our kind of games it would be pretty cool, if you know what I mean
Personally I don't think that AI can be used for making game plots (yet), it not creative enough - it can only synthetize content based on existing data library (which can be very huge, but still limiting). But it can be used very good to flesh out and develop plot based on human input (ideas).
What I am really looking forward to is when games like visual novels start to use AI elements in-game. For example some dialog variations dependent on user choices, time (real or game play time) within limits created by game developer. Another application could be a huge variety of clothes for game characters (not only obligatory 2-3 outfits for entire game), or more "real" responses from NPCs.
This type of games will likely work only online, because AI elements will be probably handled by server (not sure if it's doable locally as RAM and CPU requirements will be quite high).
Another path can be made by special HW - AI card, quite in similar way as GPU cards evolved.