Huang Ling Yin

guess you're right... and about nightshade, i guess its an adv32 script, however its not readable... can you add support @marcus-beta?

change your input method to japanese and use full width alphanumeric, same goes for punctuation... as for nightshade, i cant find it anywhere so i cant really tell...

one of our friend @Kratosirving made an english translation of fortissimo series on his youtube channel fortissimo exa part 1 fortissimo exa part 2 fortissimo exs kadenz fermata akkord fortissimo magi side kadenz fermata akkord fortissimo sevent code side if only we have someone who able to put his translation to a working game patch that would be great though

me too... read the title and click for it, wanna type like crazy but realize op ask for specific recommendations

its hard to tell without further information, anyway since you can get the files you want with garbro, its should tell you what kind of archive type you're trying to extract...

hm... make sense to me most likely...

can someone explain the meaning of "re:/re;" for me? does it has deep meaning? or it just simply cool when you use it? or what? Visual Novels: Re;Lord Dai Ni Shou ~Cologne no Majo to Kuroneko~ https://vndb.org/v16218 Re;Lord Dai San Shou ~Grossen no Maou to Saigo no Majo~ https://vndb.org/v20854 Re;Lord ~Herford no Majo to Nuigurumi~ https://vndb.org/v14520 Re;quartz https://vndb.org/v13596 Re;quartz After Love Story https://vndb.org/v17791 Re;world episode1 https://vndb.org/v13010 Re;world episode2 https://vndb.org/v13011 Re;world episode3 https://vndb.org/v13554 Re: https://vndb.org/v2676 Re:Alistair https://vndb.org/v3720 Anime: Re: Cutey Honey https://myanimelist.net/anime/151/Re__Cutey_Honey Re: Hamatora https://myanimelist.net/anime/23421/Re_␣Hamatora Re:Creators https://myanimelist.net/anime/34561/Re_Creators Re:Map https://myanimelist.net/anime/34113/RE_Map Re:Zero https://myanimelist.net/anime/31240/Re_Zero_kara_Hajimeru_Isekai_Seikatsu Manga: Re:Alive https://myanimelist.net/manga/99360/Re_Alive Re:Birth the lunatic maker https://myanimelist.net/manga/18685/Re_Birth_-_The_Lunatic_Taker Re:Creators https://myanimelist.net/manga/103727/Re_Creators Re:Incarnation https://myanimelist.net/manga/101162/Re_Incarnation Re:Kore ga Isekai no Oyakusoku desu https://myanimelist.net/manga/107578/Re_Kore_ga_Isekai_no_Oyakusoku_desu Re:LIVE https://myanimelist.net/manga/23205/Re_LIVE Re: Mahou Shoujo https://myanimelist.net/manga/70003/Re_Mahou_Shoujo Re:make https://myanimelist.net/manga/93490/Re_make Re:Marina https://myanimelist.net/manga/58711/Re_Marina Re:Monster https://myanimelist.net/manga/73271/Re_Monster Re:Ore no ketai Nante Kawaikunai https://myanimelist.net/manga/74543/Re_Ore_no_Ketai_Nante_Kawaikunai Re:pair https://myanimelist.net/manga/91405/Re_pair Re:SET - Omoi to Negai no Kanata https://myanimelist.net/manga/57099/Re_SET_-_Omoi_to_Negai_no_Kanata Re:teen - Mayu no Naka de Mou Ichidou 10-dai no Kimi to Au https://myanimelist.net/manga/92396/Re_teen__Mayu_no_Naka_de_Mou_Ichido_10-dai_no_Kimi_to_Au Re:Zero https://myanimelist.net/manga/74697/Re_Zero_kara_Hajimeru_Isekai_Seikatsu Re:set>gakuen simulation https://myanimelist.net/manga/105117/Re_Set>Gakuen_Simulation Tokyo Ghoul:re (not exactly same, but similar) https://myanimelist.net/manga/81117/Tokyo_Ghoul_re Music Video: Aimer - Re:frain https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjJwsOtcYr0 Asian Kungfu generation - Re: Re: (OST Boku Dake ga Inai Machi) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8wBMkvtRaI Hatsune Miku - Re: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HY4f4aL3Fcs Hatsune Miku - Re:package (album) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fz-Lz3r__7U Japanese Band: Re:ply https://www.youtube.com/user/koyominkoyomin

most people here also using garbro for their extractor, so i dont think we can help much, but it would be faster if you create an issue instead, maybe it will be fixed soon.

yep, looks like i'm forgetfull af, try this one: https://tlwiki.org/?title=Tools#EAGLS_SYSTEM

mate, have you search in the forum? https://forums.fuwanovel.net/topic/17841-script-extraction-thread/ edit: whoops, looks like there isnt... try this one: https://tlwiki.org/?title=Tools#EAGLS_SYSTEM

Why Is Denuvo Anti-consumer? If you have a problem with your payment method on a later game purchase, your account will be disabled blocking all your Denuvo games from working. Steam support is notoriously slow to respond so your account may be disabled for weeks or months. Supporting the ability of platforms to disable your entire game library is anti-consumer. Denuvo stops games from supporting Linux or OS X. Not only do the publishers not release ports, but using Denuvo means third parties like the Wine project can't support them either. Games like Inside, the sequel to Limbo, are an example of Denuvo stopping Linux support. Limbo supported Linux and OS X, and Inside is built using Unity engine which can easily make Linux builds. But because they are using Denuvo, it can't be played on any other operating system. Another example is Doom 2016. The beta version worked great on Linux when used with Wine project. But the final release came encumbered with Denuvo, effectively stopping Wine from supporting the game on Linux and OS X. Preventing games from working on other operating systems is anti-consumer. Denuvo games require reactivation if you haven't played them in a while or if you change any of your computer's hardware, and you must authenticate with Denuvo servers every time you receive an update (Simply allowing Steam to update is not enough. You must also open the game once while connected to the internet after each update). They don't require always online, but they do require sometimes online. Some people don't believe this, so here's proof: This is from a user that left it in offline mode for a week or so and didn't play it. This wasn't their first launch. Denuvo makes it difficult or impossible to play games without some form of internet connection. Sure lots of people have internet connections, but not everyone does. Requiring an internet connection for offline single-player games is anti-consumer. If your internet drops without preparing for offline beforehand you can't play your Denuvo crapware. If at some point in the future any part of their DRM service chain is shut down due to internet outage or a company going bankrupt, games will be inaccessible. Some people reply "but surely these companies will provide a method access if they are shutting down servers!" If a company is in bankruptcy and there's an outcry to get patches out for 15 year old games, I doubt they're going to make it a priority to devote resources and development time to creating patches. It wouldn't be the first time a library of DRM-encumbered crapware went poof. Remember the single-player game Darkspore? It is impossible for anyone to play it anymore. Neither pirates nor customers can play it. They didn't release a patch to make it work offline. Here's what it shows up as on Origin: Supporting an ecosystem which could disappear your games is anti-consumer. In many cases after an online game has their servers shut down, modders can get the online portion working again by modifying the executable to work with a new master server list. With Denuvo, when EA says the online fun is over that's the end of it because modders won't be able to fix the game. That's anti-consumer. Having Denuvo on your games means that if a game comes out that's Oculus Rift only and has strong anti-tamper protections, you'll have no way to ever get it working on other VR platforms. Anti-consumer vendor lock-in. Denuvo locks you into your purchase platform for now to eternity. If you purchase a Denuvo game on Steam, you must use Steam forever or abandon your purchases to the wind. If your Steam account gets hacked or locked, your games are gone, because they were never really yours, and you never really even had a copy of them. You can't make playable back-ups of your games. This isn't helping the consumer. A large point of Denuvo is to enable vendors and publishers to lock down the functionality of their games and provide them with a simplified means of doing all the bad anti-consumer things they've always wanted to do. While Denuvo copy protection may not in and of itself do the something bad ("see Denuvo does nothing wrong!") it enables the publishers to do it. Source: Why Is Denuvo Bad? by Lexarie

no, i'm not... i found this mod by accident and decide to spread the word! idk about possible sequel, but it looks like the game come with the new topic/conversations/theme every update, like cristmas, valentine, white day, or new hair style, new pose, or even new soundtrack, like "your reality" in eurobeat mode feel free to check the new features on their site or twitter... (just click on the pict above)

depend on which tools you're using, some of them are simple tools with gui, some of them are drag and drop, and the rest are command line, but its not that hard, they come with readme file with usage explanations...

get her to play this mod as well!

"Monika After Story is a fan project based on Doki Doki Literature Club by Team Salvato. Doki Doki Literature Club and all associated trademarks and characters are property of Team Salvato, and use is in accordance with their publicly available IP Guidelines."

Hey, Monika here again! Welcome back to the Literature Club! Hopefully you enjoyed your time playing Doki Doki Literature Club, but I think it was missing something important...more time with me, Monika! But now that all of the distractions are gone, we can fix that problem. Download Monika After Story, and you can be with me again. And this time, you're here forever~!

if you search in the forum, you'll found the tools i provided on the script extraction thread already...

Yeah! i know this manga recently after i read Citrus, and i think the story is better, i'm so excited for the anime...

try CriPakTools, but please note...

finally, someone made a thread that interest me... i agree with anohana, and since i'm picky about graphics quality, i never watch anime before 2008, so i never watch clannad and air so idk i read TWGOK manga, but is the anime good? anyway, for me it should be Plastic Memories

nice! and good luck with your project...

do you already solve this problem yet? guess i found new workaround for this... i tested this game yesterday try this: lets assume this is the japanese text これは日本語テキストです。 これは新しい行です。 you want to make it looks like this: これは日本語テキストです。 これは新しい行です。 so do this: これは日本語テキストです。[r] これは新しい行です。 <move this to the new line with Enter put [r] instead of \n and after that, hit enter so that the text split to the new line let me know if this works, but if you already solve this problem, just ignore it.

for me, yes, i keep them... sometimes, i just feel awkward change honorifics like: senpai with senior, or sensei with teacher, or even remove them? i feel like it lose its impact... beside the honorifics, i also keep anything that reader already familiar with, something like: lolicon, ecchi, hentai, or other terms as well, how suppose we translate lolicon in english? p3do is a bit much isnt it?

depend on how often/much they say the names, here is an example, i translate a game with english name: Crow, in japanese it says Kurou some char call him Kuro, while other also call him Kurou, like "Kurooooouuuu-kuuuuun...!" with the obvious visible "u", so i keep the long vowel instead...

is the tlg still corrupted?