And another question, if I may.
At some point, Andrea Reyes lets you "withdraw" money up to 8 times a week, but she's there only 5 days, and you can't withdraw back-to-back. Can you really make two withdrawals on the same day? And how many hours must pass between those withdrawals?
At some point, Andrea Reyes lets you "withdraw" money up to 8 times a week, but she's there only 5 days, and you can't withdraw back-to-back. Can you really make two withdrawals on the same day? And how many hours must pass between those withdrawals?
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6 hours
Python:
if BankManager.TalkThemes["MakeMoney"].TimeMark + 6 >= GData.GetTimeMark():How to find a formal job, because when I was doing the modeling photo shoot with the principal and the hotel owner, he needed me to have a formal job (I was already working in a hotel)
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if not (PStudioTask.MilfModeling.State & QuestStates.Processing):
"You have nothing to offer her until you get an actual job offer."
returnAlso, at the moment, the principal will not agree to modeling. Maybe in a future update.
For the Motel Manager, go with Lisa [mom] a few times first. The manager will agree when you tell her Lisa has been going.
How to artificially bring attendance down using the console?
Also, how to use the console?
Don't know about the first one, but Shift + O (the letter) opens the console, providing that it is enabled in the config, which I think it is. To close the console, press <escape>
So, aside from the beginning, you never really need to visit dad in prison? (once he unlocks lawyer and then first couple of steps in banker story)
Poor guy sitting there all alone...
Poor guy sitting there all alone...
To enter console mode. press and hold the shift key, then hit the letter o.
To alter your attendance do 2 things.
1) Set your attendance to 100% by pasting the following in to the console
Code:
for i in range(len(SchoolAttendanceTask.Record)): SchoolAttendanceTask.Record[i] = 1
Code:
for i in range(int(len(SchoolAttendanceTask.Record)*0.3)): SchoolAttendanceTask.Record[i] = 0
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This Post has a lot of the basic commands
Universal Ren'Py Mod / URM is another option. You can save the more frequently used commands for quick use.
For attendance, I would recommend using the command line posted above. But if you want to use URM...
-Search "record"
-Click on "SchoolAttendanceTask.Record" [list (# items)]
-This is why I recommend using the console. That # is how many records there are to sort through. This can be laggy.
-Go through each page and change all the "0" to "1"
I took the PE teacher to the hotel and took off her clothes. What kind of wine should I choose to make her clothes dirty?
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Indeed, only the finest wine for the gym teacher... She looks like a Fosters or Corona gal!
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1. threesome (Bring Premium Whiskey)
2. BJ from the cop in the lift (Bring wine, drink it all)
3. Unlock the judge's apartment (can be achieved on a non-party night as well)
Question:
When you select Personal Status on your phone, on the right side of the screen is a section dedicated to your current jobs.
For each listed job, the last line is «Work Opinion», flanked by a green line.
Now sometimes those lines are dark green, sometimes they are light, bright green (it evolves with time and events), but I haven't been able to figure out the meaning of the darkness vs brightness
Does someone know what these two shades mean?
When you select Personal Status on your phone, on the right side of the screen is a section dedicated to your current jobs.
For each listed job, the last line is «Work Opinion», flanked by a green line.
Now sometimes those lines are dark green, sometimes they are light, bright green (it evolves with time and events), but I haven't been able to figure out the meaning of the darkness vs brightness
Does someone know what these two shades mean?
The dark green is the bar background and the lighter green is the foreground. If you check out the scroll bar on the same window (assuming you have more than 2 jobs), you'll see the same colors in play.
The higher the boss opinion of you, the more light green in the work opinion bar. Each job is tied to the opinion of a character:
Bank = Bank Manager
Photo = Photo studio chick
Diner is initially tied to just the guy who gives you the job but becomes the some of him and his wife divided by 2
X Shop = X Shop Owner.
The equation is: (character opinion + 100.0)/200.0.
All that being said, at least for me, the bar is either fully light green when opinion is 100% or fully dark green when it's anything lower than 100%.
Yeah, I've never seen any other shade of green.
Follow-up question: the boss opinion (no matter the job) has no effect on scenes, correct? No actual effect in game?
The bar doesn't have a range set, so it's only ever going to show 100% or 0%. Maybe that's something HRelease will check out in a future release.
In the diner, if your combined opinion with the 2 folks who run the diner drops below -50 and you don't work for 7 days in a row, you're gonna get fired. You can get the job back, but it requires a lot of waiting to do so. Don't believe you can be fired from any other job, yet.
For the other jobs, just about every action with each of the women has a minimum opinion value somewhere between the start of the conversation and the sex scene. Since the job opinion is just a display of the opinion of that lady, there you go. I don't believe you can get fired from the other jobs (yet), but a low opinion will prevent you from progressing with the lady who's the boss.
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