Question on the mechanics behind the Theme Night gained by the Investors. Which ones of the descriptors does this pick up, so far I have identified hair color and bust size? Wanting to know because this now puts relevance on what was just an aesthetic part of the JSON file and I am going through and "cleaning" up some JSON's to make them more relevant to the game and to actually match the girls involved. Also, I had asked CaptC just a second ago because I had thought it just not take up space in the forum but I guess it should, how should the string value be entered to "show up" in the game in the descriptor part of the JSON? Should it all be capitalized, should the first letter be capitalized, and what words does the descriptor part actually pick up to be shown in-game ie. should it be specifically worded?
Excellent questions, and I'll cover them as best as they can.
1) Which ones of the descriptors does this pick up?
bustType, hairColor, and bodyType.
2) How should the string value be entered to "show up"?
So, first thing I want to mention is that this matters to the Brokers as well, and always has. The Brokers randomly generate a preference and each matching attribute of the five (bustType, hairColor, bodyType, skinComplexion, and eyeColor) contributes one star to their total rating on how pleased the Broker is with them. So this already did matter.
The values the game recognizes are:
BustType
{ TINY, SMALL, MEDIUM, BIG, VERY_BIG }
EyeColor
{ BLACK, BROWN, BLUE, GREEN, HAZEL }
HairColor
{ BLACK, BRUNETTE, BLOND, RED }
BodyType
{ PETITE, ATHLETIC, AVERAGE, VOLUPTUOUS, THICK }
SkinComplexion
{ LIGHT, OLIVE, DARK }
For best results, have your entry capitalized, however I believe typecasting in Unity's C# script is smart enough to catch lower case in the string value (though NOT in the title of the field.)
Alternatively, you can do:
"SkinComplexion": 1,
(starting capital intentional) as an entry which would set skinComplexion to Olive (as the lists always start with 0)
So, the system will recognize either:
"skinComplexion": "OLIVE",
or
"SkinComplexion": 1