Wow, you've knocked it out of the park with this chapter! The creativity and shine through. Can't wait to see what you'll bring to the next chapter
mistersodacan
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So I like what you did with the text, but there is some jank with it. I got to this point and my controls completely locked up. All control of Manaka was ignored and nothing I did fixed it. I had to Emergency Escape.
It worked the second time, so I guess something must have interrupted the script.
I made a comment about this already, but I replied to the wrong person. Sorry about that.
Thank you for playing the mission and even taking the time to leave comments. The issue where Manaka’s actions become fixed is intentional behavior set for presentation purposes, so it is working as expected. As for the problem where the Ecstasy gauge does not increase, I’m very sorry, but I don’t know the cause. During the dozens of times I’ve played it myself, I’ve encountered the same situation as you a few times, but I haven’t been able to identify the conditions under which it occurs. This is because if I replay it again under seemingly the same circumstances, the gauge increases normally.At the moment, there is no option other than retrying.
I suspect that the Ecstasy gauge’s unique behavior—automatically decreasing at an accelerating rate—is causing the issue. In other words, the amount of decrease may be exceeding the amount of increase. I tried to create a mechanism that automatically detects the decrease of the gauge, cancels it out, and then increases the gauge, but it seems it’s not working as I intended. I’m attaching my code in the hope that someone can offer advice or corrections.
Is it possible to create a “Listener that automatically increases the Ecstasy gauge, which normally decreases automatically during neutral states”?
Code:
addecstasy_listener:
if zone.Inside()
if condition.Check()
if last_ecstasy == null
last_ecstasy = GetEcstasy()
current = GetEcstasy()
diff = current - last_ecstasy
add = 0
if addecs == 1
add = 0.0006
if addecs == 2
add = 0.0015
if addecs == 3
add = 0.0027
if addecs == 4
add = 0.0032
if addecs == 5
add = 0.0037
if diff < 0
SetEcstasy(current + (-diff) + add)
else
SetEcstasy(current + add)
last_ecstasy = GetEcstasy()
else
last_ecstasy = GetEcstasy()
else
last_ecstasy = GetEcstasy()I have made a fix regarding [CM Mistake].
Because the behavior of the Ecstasy gauge may differ from expectations depending on the environment, I changed it so that the mission forcibly transitions to the next chapter after a certain amount of time has passed. From a presentation standpoint, this can result in behavior that feels unnatural, but it is better than having the game freeze. For now, you should be able to reach the final chapter.
Because the behavior of the Ecstasy gauge may differ from expectations depending on the environment, I changed it so that the mission forcibly transitions to the next chapter after a certain amount of time has passed. From a presentation standpoint, this can result in behavior that feels unnatural, but it is better than having the game freeze. For now, you should be able to reach the final chapter.
How do i actually install and make the version 2 of the mod work? I tried putting the folders CustomMissions2 and BepInEx on the same folder as the game exe and it didnt work.
Okay i figured it out. I didnt know what "BepInEx" actually is. So to make the mod work you need this thing. And i tried going to the official site and getting it but apparently the version that works is on this post right here: how to install BepInEx
Only after that you can follow the installation process of the original post of the mod
Oh thanks. Is it important to have the latest version of the BepInEx or i can keep using the one i found first? Just to know if im going to have trouble with any mod
I don't know why but its not counting for the picture and its not showing up
Here's my code
Step10 has the create area sphere and that shows up
but step 12 doesn't work. The zone doesn't show up but there is also no errors in the console.
Why do you use create zone? I'm not sure how that is necessary.
As for the photo, It's perfect, I just need to get it to take pictures at the right moment.
Another question
how do I get picture metadata after it is selected from the gallery? I tried using GetSnapshotData but I don't know what it gives back. the code I tried to use just complains that it isn't a list.
Code:
eyeball = GetSnapshotData(selection["0"])
Log(eyeball.data.Exposed_Hip == null)
Log(eyeball.Exposed_Hip == null)
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Based on your code and what we’ve discussed so far, I tried putting together a simple story that you can easily run. Please try it inside the convenience store.
As for the Area "cuboid", it seems that there are cases where it is no longer displayed—I actually experienced this myself just now. However, since it still functions properly as a Zone, I think it should be mostly fine.
Custom Missions Tools to make it easier to create Custom Missions v2
I am in the process of creating my own custom missions and I encountered several challenges on my path, that I had to resolve by creating certain tools to check for variables. These tools are simply missions I used to log any values i needed that the documentation on the code for custom missions v2 did not provide. (TO BE CLEAR, PUT THESE ON THE MISSIONS FOLDER TO USE THEM).
I dont know if someone made more useful stuff. I wont read 44 pages and i wont try searching for keywords. Making everything myself wasnt that hard. But if someone has the patience to try and finding the keywords and ends up here, then Im helping someone. The version i used is v2_0.4.2
So here they are
Action_tool: Adds a chat to the phone with a button that, when clicked, sends a message on the chat saying the string ID of the action the player is currently doing. E.g: the player is doing the dog peeing pose. Its going to send "PeeDog". Not all actions have such straightforward names so this is needed to figure out which is which. (theres actions like OnaniNormal or OnaniYotuashi. I have no ideia what those are lmao).
GPS_tool: Adds a chat to the phone with a button that, when clicked, sends a message on the chat saying the current position of the player (coordinates) as well as what stage (apartment, park, etc) the player is in. This is useful when you want to create a mission with certain areas on the ground the player has to go to. So if you have a route in mind for a mission, you can check all the checkpoint values beforehand.
List_items_tool: Adds a chat to the phone. When the player wear anything considered a "cosplay" (usually costumes you buy. yeah, the cosmetics) a message is sent to the chat saying the string ID related to the piece of cosplay the player equipped. This is necessary cause if you want to create any mission that uses these costumes they arent listed on the documentation. Theres also a button that sends all the IDs to the log file at once, so you can copy and past anywhere more easily (if you know what you are doing with the mod you can find this file).
RP_tool: Adds a chat to the phone with a button that, when clicked, adds 1000 RP to the players balance. I did that cause i didnt have all the costumes unlocked and i needed money and i didnt want to farm RP. So maybe thats useful to you as well.
DistanceAway_tool: Adds a chat to the phone with a button that, when clicked, creates a mission with the objective of going 30 meters away from the current position. This is just a code example if someone wants to create an area and check how to calculate the player position relative to it.
If you have any curiosity on what missions im creating im currently finishing a mission to drop clothes to the ground, walking away and getting them back after. Its a variation of the normal mission of walking away from the coat but using normal clothes instead (like skirts and shirts). I also intend on creating a mission that uses the photo/camera tool on the phone and makes the player go to several places taking pictures in specific poses (gives a reason to actually buy all the poses in the game). This one will have a story to follow.
I am in the process of creating my own custom missions and I encountered several challenges on my path, that I had to resolve by creating certain tools to check for variables. These tools are simply missions I used to log any values i needed that the documentation on the code for custom missions v2 did not provide. (TO BE CLEAR, PUT THESE ON THE MISSIONS FOLDER TO USE THEM).
I dont know if someone made more useful stuff. I wont read 44 pages and i wont try searching for keywords. Making everything myself wasnt that hard. But if someone has the patience to try and finding the keywords and ends up here, then Im helping someone. The version i used is v2_0.4.2
So here they are
Action_tool: Adds a chat to the phone with a button that, when clicked, sends a message on the chat saying the string ID of the action the player is currently doing. E.g: the player is doing the dog peeing pose. Its going to send "PeeDog". Not all actions have such straightforward names so this is needed to figure out which is which. (theres actions like OnaniNormal or OnaniYotuashi. I have no ideia what those are lmao).
GPS_tool: Adds a chat to the phone with a button that, when clicked, sends a message on the chat saying the current position of the player (coordinates) as well as what stage (apartment, park, etc) the player is in. This is useful when you want to create a mission with certain areas on the ground the player has to go to. So if you have a route in mind for a mission, you can check all the checkpoint values beforehand.
List_items_tool: Adds a chat to the phone. When the player wear anything considered a "cosplay" (usually costumes you buy. yeah, the cosmetics) a message is sent to the chat saying the string ID related to the piece of cosplay the player equipped. This is necessary cause if you want to create any mission that uses these costumes they arent listed on the documentation. Theres also a button that sends all the IDs to the log file at once, so you can copy and past anywhere more easily (if you know what you are doing with the mod you can find this file).
RP_tool: Adds a chat to the phone with a button that, when clicked, adds 1000 RP to the players balance. I did that cause i didnt have all the costumes unlocked and i needed money and i didnt want to farm RP. So maybe thats useful to you as well.
DistanceAway_tool: Adds a chat to the phone with a button that, when clicked, creates a mission with the objective of going 30 meters away from the current position. This is just a code example if someone wants to create an area and check how to calculate the player position relative to it.
If you have any curiosity on what missions im creating im currently finishing a mission to drop clothes to the ground, walking away and getting them back after. Its a variation of the normal mission of walking away from the coat but using normal clothes instead (like skirts and shirts). I also intend on creating a mission that uses the photo/camera tool on the phone and makes the player go to several places taking pictures in specific poses (gives a reason to actually buy all the poses in the game). This one will have a story to follow.
Good news, it works for picture detection.
Bad news, The area doesn't show up. Well it should be enough for what I'm trying to do. Thanks.
Does anybody know if the game supports saving IN a map other than "Apart" ? I mean is it possible to allow to player to save its progression inside a map, and not by going back to Apart ?
Maorate
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- Oct 4, 2025
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I have some time today to add a simple reward system to this small task, just like the one in the original game. I don't directly increase the RP multiplier. If the mod doesn't update the relevant API, we'll have to calculate the original multiplier first, which would be quite a hassle.
I forgot to change it when copy-pasting so the trigger was still set to the value of "Watched".
I'll fix it.
I’ve added part 1 and part 2.
As before, each of them has branching points that are triggered by specific actions. Please give them a try.
Because there’s a lot of text, it may take some time to finish. When trying to make the story feel natural, the amount of text inevitably ends up increasing.
- There's a function PlaySoundEffect or an Audio object if you want to play your own sound file.
- For the mission indicator there's the SetMark method of the MissionMenuItem object.
See the documentation.