- Jan 16, 2019
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I understand what you're saying but I'm sure you also understand what I'm saying, which is: we don't usually play the game from the beginning each time an update is released but we play THAT update. And in each update we have no way to know if for instance "v6 nicfuck is from version(chapter)6, v3_sex is from version(chapter) 3 and so forth". And even if we knew, then what? Go back to Ch 3 and replay the game from there to be able to see a scene in Ch 12? Not nice ...So the way I built that system up is, in what chapter was the variable/flag was introduced and used... for example, v11_emma is introduced in version(chapter)11,v6 nicfuck is from version(chapter)6, v3_sex is from version(chapter) 3 and so forth.
Also, the way this game works is that sometimes you can have sex with someone but get to it from 2-3 different senarios. For example with Martin and Anne, you will get different scenes and/or dialog depending on if you tell the MC about it or not. Predicting every way that users can get to it is insane and not easily implemented.
What I'm saying is that in the rpy file for each chapter you can always see which variables are needed for each scene to play. It doesn't matter when and where those variables were or were not set. If I want to play a scene in Ch 12 that requires a certain value to be set to true or false i should be able to set that value to true or false IN CH 12! Coz nobody can remember where and when each value has been set or not set before and also nobody wants to play the game again and again from the beginning. The fact that different "scenarios" can lead to a certain scene is irrelevant. If that scene is in the rpy of that chapter, it will have there also the requirements for it to happen and all we need is a way to set those requirements in the cheat to what they need to be for that scene, no matter by which scenario that scene got there. Those different dialogues or even scenes I would still get differently, depending on which scenario i have followed to get there, but that the scene is or not available to play depends solely on those met or not met requirements which are stated in the rpy file for that chapter! It also shouldn't matter if it was already set to true before or not. Just let us set it NOW to what's needed in order to see a certain scene, which otherwise we wouldn't see..
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