- Thread starter PinkFuton
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- Jun 7, 2020
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LMFAO THATS A NEW ONE LMAAAOOOO. cant tell if this was killlerfish's doing or the original creator, but either way its 10/10Why are the lyrics to Never Gonna Give You Up stuck on the screen?
- Feb 22, 2024
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Original does not lock either, you can stretch it vertically so text and background are cropped.
- Feb 22, 2024
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I meant lock it when you press F or in full screen mode. I'm aware that I didn't make it scalable in my version but it's not very hard to make it in that way.
- Feb 22, 2024
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here is the second test file. I tweaked some stuff and changed the ahegao sound. I'm planning to do these small changes overall so when someone comes to fully develop the game it would be easier for them.
The only issue that I found was the aspect ratio problem, but it would be nice of you to test other parts for me.
Here's the new
The only issue that I found was the aspect ratio problem, but it would be nice of you to test other parts for me.
Here's the new
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.I've been in contact with the developer on discord, life has been pilling up just like last time, says it's fine as long as we credit the guy
Maybe he would be so kind to provide sources/unfinished works? It'll help building up immensely.
So far I haven't seen any bugs, but I didn't 100% it yet.
- Jun 7, 2020
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good news! but, respectfully, how do we know this is legit? (if you can send proof that would be ideal)
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- Feb 22, 2024
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Hey everyone.
Apologies for the radio silence. I had university exams and I'm also working on my own small game, so I haven't had the chance to continue working on the game
And a big thanks to GIMM for reaching out to the developer. If you need the source files I have, just let me know.
So I've been thinking about a little idea that might interest you. It's about making the scripts more expandable. So, when we want to add new content, it could be done simply by adding the animations and a few lines of code. Currently, it's all hard coded which means adding new stuff can take a lot of time.
Let me know your what you think.
Apologies for the radio silence. I had university exams and I'm also working on my own small game, so I haven't had the chance to continue working on the game
And a big thanks to GIMM for reaching out to the developer. If you need the source files I have, just let me know.
So I've been thinking about a little idea that might interest you. It's about making the scripts more expandable. So, when we want to add new content, it could be done simply by adding the animations and a few lines of code. Currently, it's all hard coded which means adding new stuff can take a lot of time.
Let me know your what you think.
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ive got my own university exams for the next 4 or so weeks, but having easily implemented new content would be super nice (especially for people like me who aren't too experienced with coding) but as long as theres an instructions .txt that comes with it ill be fine lol. but either way it sounds good man :^)Hey everyone.
Apologies for the radio silence. I had university exams and I'm also working on my own small game, so I haven't had the chance to continue working on the game
And a big thanks to GIMM for reaching out to the developer. If you need the source files I have, just let me know.
So I've been thinking about a little idea that might interest you. It's about making the scripts more expandable. So, when we want to add new content, it could be done simply by adding the animations and a few lines of code. Currently, it's all hard coded which means adding new stuff can take a lot of time.
Let me know your what you think.
- Feb 22, 2024
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unfortunately, making games isn't that easy. For instance, adding new content just for this game means coding the required combination of ingredients. Then, you need to incorporate a new book text and animation, adding animations for the result and sounds for it. If you're not experienced with unity, I suggest starting with the basics, which are really easy and can help improve your programming skills and experiment with what you learn which is the most fun part. after that you can look at other peoples work and modify it, and learn from it, which is a great way to learn new stuff.
But if you realy want to help develop the game, you could create animations or write a text file for a book and pass it to the developer.
And I hope you passed your university exams
- Jun 7, 2020
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ya i have absolutely no experience with unity and ive only just started to learn how to code in general lol, but yeah i can do the animation side of things much easier (and thankfully theres a lot of source material in this game already for me to try to emulate style), but either way this seems like a fun project for me to get into animation as ive only ever experimented with it once and to get me into coding with something a little more brain-teasing. and tyunfortunately, making games isn't that easy. For instance, adding new content just for this game means coding the required combination of ingredients. Then, you need to incorporate a new book text and animation, adding animations for the result and sounds for it. If you're not experienced with unity, I suggest starting with the basics, which are really easy and can help improve your programming skills and experiment with what you learn which is the most fun part. after that you can look at other peoples work and modify it, and learn from it, which is a great way to learn new stuff.
But if you realy want to help develop the game, you could create animations or write a text file for a book and pass it to the developer.
And I hope you passed your university exams
hope u passed urs too
- Feb 22, 2024
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Hey Eveyone
Just a quick update. I'm slowly cleaning up the scripts and have reprocessed some audio files. It's a subtle change, so you might not even notice it. Also, I've adjusted a few animations, for instance, the foot job camera was a little too far to the right.
And some good news, I've figured out how to add animations (I was‘nt sure before how it works) so if any of you have sprites that we could use for animations, feel free to send them for my, and I'll add them into the game.
That's about it for now. Goodbye
Just a quick update. I'm slowly cleaning up the scripts and have reprocessed some audio files. It's a subtle change, so you might not even notice it. Also, I've adjusted a few animations, for instance, the foot job camera was a little too far to the right.
And some good news, I've figured out how to add animations (I was‘nt sure before how it works) so if any of you have sprites that we could use for animations, feel free to send them for my, and I'll add them into the game.
That's about it for now. Goodbye
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- Jun 7, 2020
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o7Hey Eveyone
Just a quick update. I'm slowly cleaning up the scripts and have reprocessed some audio files. It's a subtle change, so you might not even notice it. Also, I've adjusted a few animations, for instance, the foot job camera was a little too far to the right.
And some news, I've figured out how to add animations (I was‘nt sure before how it works) so if any of you have sprites that we could use for animations, feel free to send them for my, and I'll add them into the game.
That's about it for now. Goodbye
god's work.
ive got uni exams/projects due in the next month or so but after that i should have a lot of free time on my hands
Is there an archive of the download versions? I thought I'd try to update the Ginny mod, but after attemping to do so, seems like a lot of effort if I could just get the version the mod is compatible with in ther first place.