No weather to be writing VN code.

>P4A netplay
>waifu wars: the game

>>53630
>not thinking yousuke is best waifu

>>53631
>2012
>Still thinks being gay is cool

>>53632
>2012
>thinks being hipster is cool

Jeez, I tried extracting the arc files and making a new one so I could mix the old sprites with the CGs, but only some of the sprites of some characters work when I use it, some disappear.

So now everyone's talking to an invisible Rudolf.

>>53634
probably they have another code in the script.

>>53634
The line in the script was probably changed to call up the filename of a sprite that wasn't there in the original, so instead it's just pulling up nothing. Either that or you just didn't repack the .arc file properly, I wouldn't be able to tell without extracting it for myself.

>>53635
Something like that, but looking at the script, there doesn't seem to be anything different about the lines used for Rudolf's sprites and everyone else's.

And besides, all the files were replaced, so they must have had the same directories and names.

>>53636
Well, if it were calling for a file that wasn't in the original, it'd still be there, since all I did was copy the tati directory to replace any duplicates.

Anyway, I'll try to make it again.

If I can't get it to work, it's no big deal.

Looks like it's working now.

Could there be a size limit on nsas that are loaded? It could have been because I didn't compress the bmps last time.

I guess that, perhaps, there wouldn't be a need for multiple nsa files if there weren't a size limit.

Anyway, could night.

>>53639
You dont need to compress the bmps.

Wa ha ha~

>>53642
Good day Rin-chan~

>>53643
Hiya~

>>53637
So you got it working again, but did you figure out what happened?

If not, I'd be happy to take a look at it. I've become pretty fluent in Onscripter now, so I could probably figure it out without much trouble.

if you are using Umitweak script, as a member of the project. they are using a new version of ONScripter.

>>53646
I see, that definitely makes a difference. I remember trying to use a new version of Onscripter for the Butler Demo and all the sprites got messed up. I'm not sure what the difference is but it must be something related to the transparency settings.

>>53647
Yup. This onscripter allow PNG transparency. for example.

Is someone Dead here?

>>53649
ya I'm dead

>>53651
HELLO!!!~~~

Is it Thursday already?

>>53654
no :(

>>53655
That's not what the post date is saying.

... I'm moving to the North Pole. ffffff

>>53657
why?

Seacats I need your help. What was the first VN made, anyone know?

>>53659
That is hard to tell Rosa.

>>53659
http://vndb.org/r?q=;fil=released-1;o=a;s=released

"Lolita" in 1983, apparently. Good to know this medium started off on the right foot, at least.

>>53659
Eh!? A pop quiz!?
Um, uh... I'm not sure... you mean specifically a vn and not a game with choices in it?
Are we going way back to Choose Your Own Adventure books kind of thing?

>>53661
Any idea what it was about or how popular it was?

>>53662
VN, so that cuts out graphic point and click stuff, unless it involves a novel length of text. It has to be a VN, which means pictures and music, as well as novel length writing.

>>53661
I don't want to imagine the graphics.

No musician, no photos. Stock will have to do, uuu~

>>53661
Huh. So I was right about it starting in '83. But I ended up getting something like Portopia Renzoku Satsujin Jiken, a series that inspired Hideo Kojima to create the Metal Gear Series.
In any case, interesting that they would digitize such a famous, I believe German, book...?

>>53666
>>53661
Is Lolita based on the famous book with the same title?

>>53663
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portopia_Renzoku_Satsujin_Jiken

>>53663
>Released: May 1983
>Platform: PC-8801
>Medium: 1 Floppy
>Age rating: 18+
I'm sure it was incredibly popular among the 5 Japanese guys rich enough to own a computer at the time. It's probably not based on the book, but who the hell actually knows.

>>53666
>such a famous, I believe German, book...?
Nabokov was Russian, you fool, and the book was originally written in English in 1955.

Do you hate that feeling when you are bored?
and you dont want to do anything?

I feel like this....I feel bored yet I am not in the mood to do anything since I find it pointless.

>>53669
Hey, can't blame me for trying, right?

Anyways, wiki be saying that this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portopia_Renzoku_Satsujin_Jiken" claiming that

>"The game, especially its NES version, was received positively in Japan, where it was an influential title that defined the visual novel genre"

Ironic that it was a mystery game that defined it. But Lolita, being sexual orientated, I'd believe would dominant what would be known as ero games mixing it with visual novels. Either one is plausible.

hi

>>53672
Reminds me, I still need to play Mitsuru's route still.

>>53673
becus marin karin

Heh, so Lion was a member of the Umitweak thing, after all. I thought as much.

Like I said, it seems to be working. If compression doesn't matter, then I'm not sure what I did differently. I got the tools straight from Uncle Mion's website, and he's the guy who does Onscripter releases, right?

>>53676
well at least it shouldn't since they are already compressed and configured to work with the Umineko script.

>>53676
Right. Uncle Mion does pretty much everything for the recent versions of Onscripter.

How exactly did you compress them? Maybe I should download this thing myself just to see what you're talking about.

>>53678
nsamake.exe: nsamake arc_file [-e] -d in_dir
nsamake arc_file [-e] in_file(s)
Creates an nsa archive as arc_file (e.g. "arc.nsa").
The usage formats work the same as with ns2make, except that when
the option -e is provided, it will attempt to compress BMP and WAV files
in the archive using NBZ encoding.

>>53679
"Huh, interesting. Didn't even know that existed."

>>53680
Dammit Ozaki, you've got me putting quotations around everything I say.

>>53680
Who are you quoting?

>>53682
Myself.

>>53681
>>53683
"I see..."

I slowly back away from Kinjo, exit the thread, close the door while keeping my eye on him, and lock it with the master key I received from George.

>>53685
Are you still interested in gameboards?

Well that was fun.

>>53686
"Why do you ask that?"

I focus on the face of the person I am now talking to, attempting to see through any possible disguises by comparing the face to the people I have already met on the board.

hehehehehehe.

>>53688
I'm curious. You were great at them back then , correct?

>>53690
No, not really.

I think I hosted games more than I played them, and they didn't turn out very well.

>>53691
Are you interested in bitches and whores?

>>53685
>>53688

I smirk, trying to hold back my laughter.

"Goddamn it, Piece."

I continue to work on the Repercussion VN, checking the thread on /teaparty/ from time to time.

>>53692
That doesn't sound like a very prudent interest to have.

>>53694
Then. . . murders?

>>53693

I laugh out really hard at the situation.

>>53695
Are you asking whether I'm interesting in Persona 4?

>>53697
Sure thing.

>>53698
Then I'm not particularly.

>>53699
What is your favorite food.

Man, that was draining~

>>53700
Oh boy, I prepared my answer in case someone asked this question.

I don't think I can have a favorite food. You get sick of the same thing eventually, and want some variety. And sometimes, the thing that would most satisfy you is not a food, but a drink. Like after a rich meal, you want something to wash it down with. Or maybe you just need water to store the glycogen, I'm not a Lambda. So sometimes I feel like my favorite food would actually be a drink.

Of course, that's in terms of taste. Nutritionally, my favorite food is probably canned tuna.

>>53702
Have you any interest in society?

>>53703
/Teaparty/ - Interviews general.

>>53703
What's with the 20 questions?

I think that's a hard one to answer. I am interested in a lot of the things society produces, and /seacats/ here is a part of global society, right? As well as a small society in itself.

However, I want to escape from society somewhat. I want to exist outside its structure.

>>53704

>>53705
It's for work.

Do you have any mental disorders or such?

>>53697

>>53707
Work, huh? So you're not a member of the glorious truNEET master race? Well, that's fine. NEETs rely on those people to keep the world running.

I've never been diagnosed with anything like that. I did have a psychotic episode once, but that was a temporary thing.

>>53709
Do you even go there?

>>53710
Go there? Where?

>>53711
Psychologists.

>>53712
Hm, I thought so.

Well, those places are expensive, aren't they? Probably. After I had that episode, I did have to attend sessions with some kind of person like that, and later they came directly to my house because I wouldn't show up to them.

I don't remember how long that lasted. Maybe until I was 18? I think so. If I recall, I would have been referred to an adult service at that point, but they didn't see the need.

Doesn't the title 'psychologist' require a lot of schooling, though? These people were more like counselors.

>>53713
How did the episode feel?

>>53706
Heh.

>>53714
Not good? I'm not sure if I want to really go into details. But I would hear voices, sounds, and I was under the impression that every little speck was some kind of bug trying to burrow into my skin and suck my blood or something. I would see huge spiders everywhere, as well.

>>53716
Have you ever felt love?

>>53717
Yes, I have.

>>53718
How long have you been a NEET?

>>53717
>>53719


>>53706

>>53719
I won't answer that one.

>>53721
How long haven't you been a NEET?

>>53722
Are you saying I'm not a NEET? I am, so I guess no time at all.

>>53723
Do you enjoy life?

>>53724
Well, if I said I didn't, then wouldn't it be prudent to commit suicide?

Obviously, if I'm not alive, there can be no enjoyment. I think life is full of suffering, but you can only know that suffering in comparison to its pleasures.

>>53725
Some people are stuck between the border of life and death. They want to die , but they don't have enough courage to actually kill themselves. It's kind of stupid to me.

Onto the next question. How was your childhood?

>>53727
How was my childhood? Depending on how you define it, that's quite a long period, and can't be summarized easily. After all, I haven't been an adult for very long.

Attempting to answer that would be saying too much, I think.