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E21 didn't technically exist until now. Episodes are numbered AFTER the full day is completed. This E21-SE version is everything up to the end of Day21 (Day 22 will be next) and includes SE bonuses. So, as a comparison to the previous E20.6 this version has the "Goldy Poker" scene, the mini "Renee has to squeeze someone's boobs" scene, and the bonus content. Basically that's it in a nutshell. Regards.
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Can somebody do me a solid before I spend too much time rewriting the SanchoGallery?
The compressed version is without a doubt running on the latest RenPy (which I've long been waiting for w/ this VN tbh), but I need to confirm that the UNCOMPRESSED original version is as well. If someone that has the original uncompressed version please attach the "log.txt" file (attach the file, don't post all the contents so as not to make a wall of text post) I'd sincerely appreciate it. Regards.
The compressed version is without a doubt running on the latest RenPy (which I've long been waiting for w/ this VN tbh), but I need to confirm that the UNCOMPRESSED original version is as well. If someone that has the original uncompressed version please attach the "log.txt" file (attach the file, don't post all the contents so as not to make a wall of text post) I'd sincerely appreciate it. Regards.
renpy must have updated it on it's own, because i didnt update anything lol im telling ya, this self learning AI and ryona sexbots are gonna be the end of us all! :O
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The compressor giqui may have inadvertently done it while re-archiving. If so they fucked up. I'm looking to confirm via the post above yours. Regards and thank you for answering... something is likely borked here.
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There are so many versions. I must have 15 versions here on my computer. If there's a gameplay issue because of this, I'll fix it, put it in the game version.
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I understand, but it's simply vital that this is checked BEFORE re-archiving and distributing something in the public domain. This is simply a part of the process that cannot be overlooked ever. I have to do it myself with the boatload of mods I supply. I'm not trying to be dramatic, just being honest. Please insure you verify via the "log.txt" of the original VN on every VN you compress, every single time.There are so many versions. I must have 15 versions here on my computer. If there's a gameplay issue because of this, I'll fix it, put it in the game version.
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I got only one with Goldy and the game ended oO. No love for Tammy in this one ((((
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Apologies folks, this is going to set be back a few hours as I was so damn happy seeing v7.4.11 that I ported the entire Core v6 of SanchoMod over and then converted that to 720p (which takes time to re-code from 1080p tbh). I was almost done when I realized I had not confirmed via monkeyposter_7 that the original was indeed updated during the compile process.
Now I have to basically start over but please be patient and I will knock it out. Not to get too deep into the weeds for those that aren't too technical but just like all other software you use on a daily basis via PC, phone, appliances, etc., bugfixes and features are introduced with updated versions that if utilized and exploited by someone like me and then the end user applies that new code to an older version of the core software things are basically broken that would otherwise make use of those bugfixes/new features, thus would almost certainly crash your executable.
I could further explain but it's not really relevant to do so. Just know that it's vital that the features I supply to you must remain consistent with the dev's original basic core code. This is why you folks accustomed to SanchoMod see some titles with more features and GUI refinements than others. It's not me being lazy, it's me pushing the RenPy version of the dev's base to whatever limits it can handle and no more... or it would break.
Anyway, enough of me yammering on about shit most likely don't care about. I'll get back to it. Again, apologies for the delay.
Now I have to basically start over but please be patient and I will knock it out. Not to get too deep into the weeds for those that aren't too technical but just like all other software you use on a daily basis via PC, phone, appliances, etc., bugfixes and features are introduced with updated versions that if utilized and exploited by someone like me and then the end user applies that new code to an older version of the core software things are basically broken that would otherwise make use of those bugfixes/new features, thus would almost certainly crash your executable.
I could further explain but it's not really relevant to do so. Just know that it's vital that the features I supply to you must remain consistent with the dev's original basic core code. This is why you folks accustomed to SanchoMod see some titles with more features and GUI refinements than others. It's not me being lazy, it's me pushing the RenPy version of the dev's base to whatever limits it can handle and no more... or it would break.
Anyway, enough of me yammering on about shit most likely don't care about. I'll get back to it. Again, apologies for the delay.
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Since I'm knee-deep now in rewrite, I'm forcing the newest SanchoGallery to work. This will have a better aesthetic, proper transitions in and out of scenes, allow you to change the main's name for just the gallery mode (doesn't alter in-game name as that feature is found via SanchoOptions while in-game), etc.
Original SanchoGallery:
New Core v6 SanchoGallery:
All these minor changes take time to hook into the code but, with your patience, will make for a much better player experience and add additional features to boot including the newest "Menu Choice Opacity" option found in the latest Core v6 of other updates I've recently done on other titles. I'll keep y'all posted but bear with me as I code in all the latest and integrity test. Regards.
Original SanchoGallery:
New Core v6 SanchoGallery:
All these minor changes take time to hook into the code but, with your patience, will make for a much better player experience and add additional features to boot including the newest "Menu Choice Opacity" option found in the latest Core v6 of other updates I've recently done on other titles. I'll keep y'all posted but bear with me as I code in all the latest and integrity test. Regards.
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monkeyposter_7
Hey bud, there's a bug that's been around since last version (which I had corrected in the mod but forgot to mention to you last time).
script21p2, line 2638 has:
and should be:
Apologies for forgetting about it and not mentioning it before. Regards.
Hey bud, there's a bug that's been around since last version (which I had corrected in the mod but forgot to mention to you last time).
script21p2, line 2638 has:
scene ep21vickidildojennahandyfast01 pushleftand should be:
scene ep21vickidildojennahandyfast01 with pushleftApologies for forgetting about it and not mentioning it before. Regards.
thanks so much for letting me know. pls do so if/when you find anyting else
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Hopefully final update progress post:
I appreciate you folks being patient after this morning's issues. Long story short, it's done. Because I completely rewrote my gallery script to come up to Core v6 standards I want to now speedrun through all the scenes to insure the port is correct with all of them before I distribute the final product to y'all. Give me a minimum of an hour to do that, compile, and integrity test on my bench machines. Barring any unforeseeable issues I should make that deadline goal (y'all know I like things as bulletproof as possible before handing it over). Regards.
I appreciate you folks being patient after this morning's issues. Long story short, it's done. Because I completely rewrote my gallery script to come up to Core v6 standards I want to now speedrun through all the scenes to insure the port is correct with all of them before I distribute the final product to y'all. Give me a minimum of an hour to do that, compile, and integrity test on my bench machines. Barring any unforeseeable issues I should make that deadline goal (y'all know I like things as bulletproof as possible before handing it over). Regards.
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Hope you're not finding bugs. And don't worry, Europe is pretty busy watching the Eurovision Song Contest right now. Roughly 90 more minutes until Ukraine's obvious victory is confirmed.
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I've not found any bugs in the current scripts other than the one from last time which is corrected in the mod and dev will correct in next update (it's non-critical meaning it won't break your game). Bugs during the mod porting process are a dime a dozen which is why my mods take a while to update due to all the customization options, etc. It's going smoothly after this morning's mishap. Regards as always.