Was there ever a fix for this? I'm getting the same error and can't figure out why...
Was there ever a fix for this? I'm getting the same error and can't figure out why...
Well, the short answer is that he uses a lot of dynamic assignment of images, but not every scenario actually has a corresponding image. See if you can find say a work1_Terri_Steph0.png in the Characters/Terri directory. Make a copy of it and rename it slut_Terri_Steph0.png and put it in that directory. They will switch back to a wrong outfit for that image, but you should be able to continue at least.
Thanks for this! I was able to move and rename some pics to get through it. Shame though, I was hoping that this Terri/Steph story line would be more than just the HJ scene in the Cafeteria. lol
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Applied bugfix, but training bug remains.
Here is what I get when trying to train (like educational training) with Mom on monday morning:
Code:
I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred.
While running game code:
File "game/func_interactions.rpy", line 742, in <module>
AttributeError: 'Player' object has no attribute 'Social'
-- Full Traceback ------------------------------------------------------------
Full traceback:
File "locations/loc_coffeeshop.rpyc", line 46, in script call
File "locations/loc_coffeeshop.rpyc", line 40, in script call
File "func_action_processing.rpyc", line 18, in script call
File "func_action_processing.rpyc", line 275, in script call
File "func_action_processing.rpyc", line 465, in script call
File "func_interactions.rpyc", line 742, in script call
File "util/func_utils.rpyc", line 38, in script
File "renpy/ast.py", line 1495, in execute
args, kwargs = self.arguments.evaluate()
File "renpy/ast.py", line 191, in evaluate
args.append(renpy.python.py_eval(v, locals=scope))
File "renpy/python.py", line 2276, in py_eval
return py_eval_bytecode(code, globals, locals)
File "renpy/python.py", line 2269, in py_eval_bytecode
return eval(bytecode, globals, locals)
File "game/func_interactions.rpy", line 742, in <module>
File "python-packages/func_definitions.py", line 824, in __getattr__
AttributeError: 'Player' object has no attribute 'Social'
Windows-10-10.0.19041
Ren'Py 7.4.11.2266
SP 0.45.03
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It certainly looks like you applied the patch as the version # was updated, but I'd like to double-check something.
The zip file contains a scripts.rpa file buried deep in a set of folders. That file needs to be placed in the /game/ folder of the game. It should overwrite a file of the same name already there.
The error you are getting is because the object 'Player' doesn't have the attribute social. The object 'player' does -- which is why aspiring devs are told again and again to make unique and meaningful variable names. My copy (patch applied, no mods) doesn't have that issue.
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Im on windows, so I completely replaced the scripts file with new one. And I have no mods.
The thing is, sometimes this action works as planned, and sometimes its not.
For example, if I have charm and favors for training on saturday day\afternoon (dont remember exactly) - everything works fine. I see Fitness training session with Mom or Library training with sister. But most of the time I get this error and quit the game to restart from latest save.
Also, training seems to work fine when I use mind control instead of social interaction.
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Weird.
What is your Favor with mom just before your try training and the error hits? I'm trying to see if the lines reported match the file I'm looking at. Line 742 of func_interactions is hit when you don't have enough favor for the action.
Attach the save? I may not have a chance to check it out today, but I should tomorrow.
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I fixed it, It was a spacing issue, try this file.
Just put it in the game folder, replace the old one if found
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Python doesn't prevent + operators to be surrounded with white space. I would not have thought to check that ren'py does. That goes into my "interesting ren'py coding practices" folio.
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I think I only caught it because am not a developer, and don't know neither python nor ren'py. only little background in c#.
I just checked what this line has, that is different from other lines
It fixed the crash bug. Wow! This should be added to bugfix archive. Thanks!
But there is another bug(or feature) appeared: if I had less than 80 favor before asking for training - I get negative response and it counts like I had a training session that day. So after failed attempt to train, my training option gets blocked even with other character. (Try training with Sister after Mom refused to train with MC)
Is there any requirements to get a ride home with Alice other than raising the stats? I remember it being a rare event from previous times I've played the game but by now I have Globex Corruption at 82, Alice in the sluttiest outfit working as a prostitute AND I've rebuilt her control to 165 after that but I still haven't gotten a ride home a single time during all that time.
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Critical success at the job and Alice can't be a sexbot. So no prostitution.
Thanks! That would certainly explain it, I first focused on her control and everything covered by that, before I started focusing on corruption.
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it is not a bug, it is programmed like that, when you ask someone to train, it will make the variable as you have trained, regardless whether they agreed or not.It fixed the crash bug. Wow! This should be added to bugfix archive. Thanks!
But there is another bug(or feature) appeared: if I had less than 80 favor before asking for training - I get negative response and it counts like I had a training session that day. So after failed attempt to train, my training option gets blocked even with other character. (Try training with Sister after Mom refused to train with MC)
You can change the code if you want, but then it will be like using a mod
Oh, OK then. Its not so punishing, like a game crash on every failed training attempt, I can live with thatit is not a bug, it is programmed like that, when you ask someone to train, it will make the variable as you have trained, regardless whether they agreed or not.
You can change the code if you want, but then it will be like using a mod
I would like to change the code, maybe even expand this game to its logical complete state, but it rises a few issues for me.
1 - I fear using Python for any project. I was making games on Flash(AS3) and Unity(C#). And Python seems bad for any big project: relying on indents for making blocks of code, not typed variables, and every variable seems global? Its a bad practice to store everything in global variables.
2 - Even if I learn Python, it may take a month or so with my experience, I dont have any rights to change someone's game. And making a mod over existing bad(possibly) architecture is a recipe for disaster. Also, if game ever gets a new version - mod becomes incompatible with it. I've seen too many Minecraft mods dead because they had to be updated for every new version of the game.
I wish there was some easy way to continue abandoned games as an opensource project.