After I changed clothes according to the task, I walked to the next task point and finished the conversation, then walked out of the house. The prompt says: 'He told me to wear the cosplay he bought me.' I don’t know what I’m missing; as soon as I go out, it gives me this prompt. https://f95zone.to/threads/secret-flasher-manaka-v1-1-1-sheablesoft.256682/post-17645765 ...
Are you using the mod that fixes compass directions for dropped items on other maps (bgmkr.manaka.compass.dll)? If so, try disabling it and see if the mission works. The mission has a hidden condition that your coat remains at specific coordinates in your home, and as soon as you leave your home the compass fix mod will "move" your coat to different coordinates so it shows up on the right direction on the compass, but that breaks the mission condition.
Hm. The game destroys the whole menu when you close it. So I also have to recreate it every time you open it. But maybe the camera does not get destroyed and they accumulate. That would be my first guess. I'll take a look.
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Seems like that was the problem and I fixed it.
I also added a function to check if a chat is currently visible ( chat.Opened() ) as requested.
And you can now also add your own images from your project to a chat. Don't know why I didn't think about this earlier, but the idea hit me just after I uploaded the previous version. I updated the example to show how.
On another note: I've tried my luck with the NPCs. I can now spawn them, let them walk and stop. But one thing that will probably be a nightmare is getting a specific NPC. The class to create an NPC chooses its parameters randomly and there is no in-between step to select things like gender or appearance. I could probably temporarily change the game settings that you can also change yourself. (Gender ratio, Old people ratio). But there are also multiple models for NPCs with different cloth selections. (That could also be why the sex system does only work with some NPCs. The animations could be specifically for the skeleton of only one of those.)
So I either create and trash NPCs until I get the right one. Or I have to create it entirely by myself. Which is hard to know how to without being able to read the original game code. I tend towards the first because I can change the clothes (more or less), so it only comes down to a 50/50 chance, I guess.
Crisp2002 Since you're immersed in NPC stuff right now, it's probably a good time to ask:
How hard would it be to expose information about existing NPCs to v2 missions? Not spawn or manipulate them, but maybe just get a list of the positions and states of the NPCs already on the map?
For context, I'd like to make the "NPCs pick up and mess with your dropped items" mod, and I think the whole thing could just be a v2 mission if only there was a way to know where NPCs are. For example, if I could call a
How hard would it be to expose information about existing NPCs to v2 missions? Not spawn or manipulate them, but maybe just get a list of the positions and states of the NPCs already on the map?
For context, I'd like to make the "NPCs pick up and mess with your dropped items" mod, and I think the whole thing could just be a v2 mission if only there was a way to know where NPCs are. For example, if I could call a
GetNPCs() function that returned a list of NPC objects with x/y/z and state data of each NPC, I could iterate through that, compare to _state.DroppedItems, see if any NPCs are very close to any of the dropped items, and then move the item away and trigger any other logic based on that. That would be enough for the basic mod, and then it could be spruced up later if you get NPC manipulation working (stopping them, triggering animations on them, etc).
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I think there's a new bug in this version where changing zones will break chats. In the included messenger example, if you start inside the apartment and go outside to take a photo when the "show gallery" button appears, the chat will bug out when you open it back up. I reverted back to the older version and this bug didn't happen.
Very nice mod! Together with NPC behavior mod, it makes SFM a lot more engaging to play.
I believe I found a bug in this mod. Here are my setup: SFM v1.1.3, NPC behaviour mod v1.1.4, Assault v1.3.3.
Steps to reproduce:
1. setup Assault mod with teleport to home to false, teleport to a map of your choice, stripe everything, handcuff on.
2. Enter any map, equip normal handcuff, get caught and sexed.
3. Manaka will then be teleported to a random map of your choice. You will notice that both normal handcuff and keyed handcuff are on.
4. Collect all items using Manaka's laptop and unlock yourself. The normal handcuff stays on and there appears to be no way to put it on nor unlock it.
Maybe reset the cuff status before teleporting would fix this bug?
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Code:
thread = CreateThread("main")
main:
actionListener = CreateListenerLocal("listenAction")
printListener = CreateListenerLocal("listenPrint")
flag = false
listenAction:
if _state.Action == "Tebura"
flag = true
listenPrint:
if flag
flag = false
SetAction("None")
Log("\n")
i = 0
while i < _state.Cosplay.Count()
Log(_state.Cosplay[i])
i = i + 1[Info :Custom Missions v2] m_cosplay_school_gal_blazer
[Info :Custom Missions v2] m_cosplay_school_gal_shirt_winter
[Info :Custom Missions v2] m_cosplay_school_gal_shoes
[Info :Custom Missions v2] m_cosplay_school_gal_shoes
However, after I restart the game, the duplicate parts disappear. Could this be a bug?
When I was I using this mod,found that when handcuffs were fastened to an object and I made any movement, I was no longer restricted by the handcuffs and could move freely. Could this be modified so that when handcuffed to an object, no actions can be made, but when fastened behind the body, actions can be made? I don't understand these codes very well and have no idea how to make the modification.