I was able to reproduce that, and it's kinda weird... In "Full" mode you can see any background you set, but all the text is -- as you said -- invisible, and no matter what I tried to change the text to, it stays invisible.
Is it though? If I switch to "Light" mode, I can see no customization at all, it just looks the same as without URM...
I can't reproduce this. Do you have an example where and how you get this?
Seems that they're using some custom text positioning that's passed through to URM's textbox.
Theoretically it can be done, but I think it's not something that will be used a lot. Do you have an example use case?
OkaySeems that they're using some custom text positioning that's passed through to URM's textbox.
Will be fixed in a future release
Yeah, I read that before. It might just be something up with the game.
A way of injecting or editing code could be very useful for more complex games e.g. RPG visual novels. It would allow you to access variables that are cannot be searched for (could just be 1.15.2 being buggy though), it would also allow you to call internal functions that could otherwise not be accessed or used. You would also have the bonus feature of being able to manipulate objects easily using code instead of the GUI-based editor (can be a bit laggy sometimes).I can't reproduce this. Do you have an example where and how you get this?
Seems that they're using some custom text positioning that's passed through to URM's textbox.
Will be fixed in a future release
Theoretically it can be done, but I think it's not something that will be used a lot. Do you have an example use case?
I can't reproduce this. Do you have an example where and how you get this?
First example I found was in a game called Our Fate (now discontinued) https://f95zone.to/threads/our-fate-a-new-family-v0-15-se-cedsense.7220/ Here's a screen capture from the game after I changed the name of the character from Angela to Ruby.
You will notice that the name is changed in the name box but not in the text.
Here is the rule I used:
I checked a few other places in the game and the name is not changed in the text in any of them.
Now I add a rule to change all instances of Angela to Ruby using Text Replacement:
The result is that the name change in the name box is gone and the text is still not changed.
Perhaps it's something unique to this game but I recall doing the same thing in another game with the same results.
One other thing I should mention is that when I add the new Text Replacement rule it doesn't show up in the list of text replacements, probably because the rule already matches an existing Renaming rule. Even though it's technically not a renaming rule but a text replacement rule - if that makes sense.
Thanks for getting back to me on this.
That's an easy one to solve
Thanks so much for your quick reply. Let me say that the more I use your utility the more I like it! Really appreciate all the time and effort you put into designing and maintaining this tool.That's an easy one to solve
The Name "Angela" is stored in a Variable, so you'll just have to change the content of this Variable:
If you change those variables to Ruby/Young Ruby as well, you're golden:
As soon as you change those variables, the "Rename a character" thing is not needed anymore. Changing the variables is all you need to achieve the desired result.
Hope that helps. Enjoy!
Aww, thank you for your kind words! But I think you should address those to 0x52, who's the actual developer of this mod
I tried the renaming thing first just to see if I could reproduce your issue, and to see if checking some extra boxes would have helped (like replacing text instead of renaming a character etc.) -- but nothing was replacing "Angela" in the actual text. Which means, the actual text does not contain the word "Angela" at all, but something like "
It's me, <VARIBALE_NAME>, your ex-girlfriend..." (ignore the syntax, it's just an example).
Well there's egg on my face. You answer so many questions in this forum that I was thinking you were the developer.Aww, thank you for your kind words! But I think you should address those to 0x52, who's the actual developer of this mod
I tried the renaming thing first just to see if I could reproduce your issue, and to see if checking some extra boxes would have helped (like replacing text instead of renaming a character etc.) -- but nothing was replacing "Angela" in the actual text. Which means, the actual text does not contain the word "Angela" at all, but something like "It's me, <VARIBALE_NAME>, your ex-girlfriend..." (ignore the syntax, it's just an example).
So I switched from replacing/renaming to searching variables...
Seems like a bug. theMickey_'s workaround is fine for now, but this modifies the character definition.That's an easy one to solve
The Name "Angela" is stored in a Variable, so you'll just have to change the content of this Variable:
If you change those variables to Ruby/Young Ruby as well, you're golden:
As soon as you change those variables, the "Rename a character" thing is not needed anymore. Changing the variables is all you need to achieve the desired result.
Hope that helps. Enjoy!
Might be added in the future
I'm not 100% sure, but I do think you're confusing URM with another mod?!
Maybe this image will help, in the part marked in red I could replace the image of the forgiveness that appeared in the logo but not now, that option allowed me to change an image of one character with that of another
Thanks for those images, they could help indeed.
