- #CHOICE OF GAMES FALLEN HERO RETRIBUTION FORUM HOW TO#
- #CHOICE OF GAMES FALLEN HERO RETRIBUTION FORUM CODE#
Authors, not programmers (well, they could be both at the same time, but let's just ignore that for now). Remember: Who are making these games? That’s right. Okay, if you have no experience programming or whatever, it might look complicated, but trust me, it’s not as complicated as you might think. Change “startup” to whatever chapter you want to see. The *scene_list are basically the names of the chapters. I’ll be using Fallen Hero: Retribution as an example here.Īdd /scenes/startup.txt into the link.
#CHOICE OF GAMES FALLEN HERO RETRIBUTION FORUM CODE#
Now.Ĭlick on the game you want to code dive.
#CHOICE OF GAMES FALLEN HERO RETRIBUTION FORUM HOW TO#
Read this to learn how to transfer purchases. This makes things easier to read, especially if you're just trying to find out how to get an achievement.įirst things first, you need a Choice of Games account, and the games you’ve bought needs to be in there as well. This makes everything easier to read since it collapses the section of codes.įor example, if you don’t want to see what happens if you choose “apples” and you just want to see what happens if you choose “oranges”, just click the “v” beside the line number (where the “apples” are) to hide “apples” and whatever the outcome of that choice is. Whenever there’s something that’s tabbed (I don't know the proper word for it, but for example: the choices and outcome after *fake_choice or *choice), you’ll see a “v” just right beside the line numbers. It’s easier to change files there instead of having to go back and open each one on Notepad. C: > Program Files > etc.), click the one on the rightmost part (it’s the name of the txt file you open, so for example, startup.txt). There’s the file location just on top (e.g. Why you should use VSCode instead of Notepad (+additional tips on using VSCode): Open the app folder, deploy, and then scenes. Right click on app.asar, then hover to 7zip and click "Extract to app\". Open the folder where the game files are (Easy way: Go to Steam, right click on the game, Properties, Local Files, Browse), then go to resources. Thanks!ĭownload Asar7z, extract it, copy either 32 or 64 bit, go to where 7zip is installed, create a folder named "Formats" and paste the file in there. Steam.ĮDIT: Updated since someone told me an easier way to do it.
So if you can, use the Steam method instead of CoG’s. I know Steam looks much more complicated, but I promise, code diving is A LOT easier to do on Steam instead of CoG’s website! After setting up the Steam method, it gets much easier. And you also won’t literally see “etc.”, I just include that when I’m too lazy to type the whole thing. You don’t include them when typing anything unless I specify you have to do it (which I don't think I did). NOTE: The brackets and quotation marks are just to make things easier to read. Well there’s three ways actually, but I’m not going to include the third method here because I can’t think of a legitimate tool to use, and it won’t be applicable to all games anyways.Īnyone not on Steam, use the second method.
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