Any news on this? Looks like some people are having the same issues as well
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I spent a while trying to figure out the cause but it's difficult without being able to replicate the issue. I also hadn't touched godot before this and barely edited any of the actual game programming. I would need somebody who's familiar with godot to help out and run the game in the editor to see what errors it throws.
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. You have to use godot version 4.2.2 or it will not work.Where can I find that Godot version? What version 4.2.2? The Version from the dlsite and the One You mentioned are different?
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So The Files that you sent Do I copy it over the game's files or Godot's game files?
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1. Unzip aibeya.zip to a new location. Don't copy it over anything.
2. Download the version of godot I linked and run "Godot_v4.2.2-stable_win64.exe".
3. Click the import button and locate the aibeya folder. There's a project.godot file that you need to select.
4. Click import & edit. Wait a minute for it to load the project.
5. On the top right section of the screen you'll see a play and pause button. Press the play button (or press f5) to run the game.
6. At the bottom of the godot window (not the game), you'll see the console. There's a Deubgger tab that has a stack trace/errors tab. This is where the errors will appear.
Play the game until it crashes and you should see a bunch of red text in the console. Right click and select copy error and paste it in a text file so I can look at it.
If the game runs fine, then that means something went wrong exporting the game.
The game is now working but this is the image I get now or I get the entire screen to be white at night
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Drag this into your game folder, overwrite the three files, and tell me if it does anything.