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I'm sorry but I have no idea what is going on. I know nothing about playing from a web site, in fact I didn't know it was possible.
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I am willing to identify the products I use but you would have to obtain them yourself. If you own the products I would be willing to post scene files.
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There is some info Radnor wrote in a couple of text files in the mods folder of the game. Long ago I got started making mods for DSCS by opening other people's mods and using copy/paste a lot.
If you want to simply add bots, the process is fairly easy.
Go to the modding post from DSCS by Mr.Shaky
The instructions are under [Spoiler: Mods] -> [Spoiler: Resources for mod creators] -> [Mr_Shaky's Modding Guides/Resources]
- Get familiar with the meaning of each tag (i.e. name variants, default traits, mind table, etc.)
- always use lower case in files
- only use parts from sr24 if you don't want dependencies
- use sources outside for converting videos into .webm like handbrake
- There is troubleshooting guide in the same post
If you want to add missions, it is a bit more complicated, I wouldn't recommend it if you are total newb, still under the same guide/instruction files mentioned.
If you make bot mods, feel free to post them here and share with us
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One thing to add to this excellent post. If you're planning on creating bot mods there is an MS Word doc that is part of the game information named "fixing_bot_mods_for_SR24.docx" which I believe you'll find is very helpful.If you want to simply add bots, the process is fairly easy.
Go to the modding post from DSCS by Mr.Shaky
The instructions are under [Spoiler: Mods] -> [Spoiler: Resources for mod creators] -> [Mr_Shaky's Modding Guides/Resources]
Alternatively, you can simply use another mod as template and change values but you still need to understand what each tag means from the resources mentioned created by Mr.Shaky
- Get familiar with the meaning of each tag (i.e. name variants, default traits, mind table, etc.)
- always use lower case in files
- only use parts from sr24 if you don't want dependencies
- use sources outside for converting videos into .webm like handbrake
- There is troubleshooting guide in the same post
If you want to add missions, it is a bit more complicated, I wouldn't recommend it if you are total newb, still under the same guide/instruction files mentioned.
If you make bot mods, feel free to post them here and share with us
On Windows the game information files are installed into the "information" folder which is right on top of the "mods" folder inside "game". On Android you'll have to download the information files separately. I don't run Linux and I don't have a Mac so I have no idea if the "information" folder installs on Linux or Mac. If this folder doesn't get installed you can download the game information files separately just like Android users.
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There are many DAZ and 3rd party products used in SR24. Please ask for the bots and/or scenes you want. Many of the scenes use multiple products and creating lists for them is a lot of work. The workshop uses things from about 10 products. Bots are simpler, usually 3 products per bot; a character, hair, and an outfit. Are you serious about this?
Later: Below are the products used to make the "Sigrid Bot" in the game. These are old products so some are heavily discounted by DAZ. The breast and glute controls are used for most of the bots and you only have to buy them once. It took me about 25 minutes to track down this list for one bot, if you're not serious please don't waste my time. Most people who hang out here don't want to spend this kind of money. You'll also need a 3rd party genitals product, I've used both Kaluma Female Genitals for G8 and Golden Palace for G8 and both are OK. The final result isn't all that different because I don't do extreme closeups.
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Sometimes you have to trust your feelings (sorry I couldn't resist the bad joke). Think of it like this, anyone building bots has access to the same parts you do so parts don't differentiate the bots you make from the bots anyone else makes. Skills are different, not everyone has the know how to train bots so well trained bots are more valuable.
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Thanks One more question - where do I sell high grade models? I got access to Raymond, bought a B grade model for 150k+, however even with A sex and social skills the max offer on BBS is 107k. I guess there should be a more high end place to sell bots, but how do I unlock it?
One more question - where do I sell high grade models? I got access to Raymond, bought a B grade model for 150k+, however even with A sex and social skills the max offer on BBS is 107k. I guess there should be a more high end place to sell bots, but how do I unlock it?
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The highest bidders are on BBS.Thanks
Highest Values can be achieved for combat bots, especially if you have some reknown as combat trainer and bot seller
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Unfortunately at this stage of the game the MC does not have access to any rich customers. The BBS offers are the best you can do so you won't get a good value selling high end bots.Thanks
I'm sorry you spent your hard-earned money on expensive bots but perhaps you can train them and send them on fight club or whore/gigolo missions. High end bots make a lot more money on these missions than low end bots.
The bodyguard gig is the highest paying one for B grade male bots. Combat skill B is required, IIRC.Thanks
Grade A and S... Best bang for buck is train them up to Combat skill A and have them join the F*** 'em up pit fights.
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Hmm, that's interesting about the fight club. I've actually won the final tier with C grade female combat bot before I got access to Raymond, and from that experience I assumed it's a fixed prize structure - 10k/20k/50k. And the buyout offers I got are a total joke
I don't think pit fights give much for Class D-B bots. Class A are the best bang for buck because with enough training they can win the open class fights. Offers for them top out at 200K that I've seen, better to keep them working. Regular attendance at Class A and Open Class fights can earn you up to 140K per week. Class S bots with good fight records can get offers of up to 1M.Hmm, that's interesting about the fight club. I've actually won the final tier with C grade female combat bot before I got access to Raymond, and from that experience I assumed it's a fixed prize structure - 10k/20k/50k. And the buyout offers I got are a total joke
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I've won multiple open class fights with class C bot fitted with S parts and A in combat skill. I've also tried B class bot and prize winning doesn't depend on bot class. Buyout offers do differ very significantly
I'm not sure about the accuracy of the statements made in this post. For starters, you will get caught for using S parts in C class fight. Maybe the information is outdated
.Maybe you sent C bot with S parts into class S fight. I would be surprised if you won that honestly
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There is an element of luck in all parts of the game, it's against the odds but not impossible.I'm not sure about the accuracy of the statements made in this post. For starters, you will get caught for using S parts in C class fight. Maybe the information is outdated
Maybe you sent C bot with S parts into class S fight. I would be surprised if you won that honestly