I wanted to change outfits to two characters, from default to custom. So I made two outfits.
Everything was fine then. Both outfits’ names were pink.
But when I tried to save after adding one of the outfits to a character, I got a warning that the outfit doesn’t exist. I updated it (because maybe it just hadn’t been saved), but I still got the warning.
I changed the outfit’s name. Then, finally, it existed.
But then the other outfit “didn’t exist”!!
I changed the second outfit’s name too, but then, again, it was the first outfit that “didn’t exist”.
Can anyone tell me what’s happening?
Is this a bug, or did I do something wrong?
I can’t go on with my story — only if I want my characters to go around in default “actor” clothes.
Hi! I’m not sure I understood clearly, but if you want to change the default clothes (the ones automatically given by Episode in character creation) you can directly change the clothes in the default outfit in “Outfits”.
Thank you, it really helped!
When I was writing that line, there appeared a text “changes into outfit”. I didn’t know the “outfit” had to be replaced with my outfit’s actual name. My bad… but thank you so much for your help!
No no, they’re very good
But maybe you should allow the player to choose their character’s name & love interest or something, idk
In my story, you can choose the gender of both the main character and the lover, but it resulted in me having to make 4 different storylines with each gender
But if people likes it, it may be worth the effort
It was super confusing.
When you click male + female, female + female starts playing… And so on.
One time I even thought about deleting it all and have 1 storyline again!
But somehow I managed to sort them all. So that if you want to play male + female, that’s what you play, not something completely different…
It will be worth the effort! I appreciate when there’s two storylines because I know it can be difficult, and I don’t know if I’d have enough brain cells to cope with writing two.
Uh, I just copy-pasted them… But I had to change the characters in each storyline, so that the main character’s boyfriend wouldn’t turn into a girl in the middle of the story. That was the worst!
In fact, I don’t mind having 7500 lines in one episode. Knowing what is what is kinda hard.
But in the end, the more time you spend on the story, the better and advanced it will be.
