2010-10-15, 12:11 | Link #4821 | ||
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Thanks for the additional information, Yuhime. We think we've seen this issue before, so here's what I'd like you to do:
1) Go to the Ep6 patch folder - where you put the onscripter-en.exe - and make a file called "ons.cfg" containing the following word: Quote:
3) Several folders should have popped up as the program started; one will be named "ONScripter-EN", another "Umineko6". Take the contents of those 2 folders and email them to UncleMion@gmail.com so that I can try replicating the issue. Here's a possible fix for you (at least until I can make corrections to onscripter-en): 4) Rename the "Umineko6" folder that popped up to "Umineko6-old". 5) Run onscripter-en.exe again. Umineko will start up like a fresh install, with no game saves and none of the episodes unlocked. 6) Start a playthrough and see if the text displays correctly. If it works, go ahead & remove the "ons.cfg" file, or at least change its contents to this: Quote:
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2010-10-15, 12:51 | Link #4822 | |
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No folders popped up... =[ |
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2010-10-15, 13:01 | Link #4823 |
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Oh, that's fantastic! I mean, I've already bought EP7, but this means EP8 won't have any shipping rate. I can also get friends to buy it more easily -- without the long wait or the extra costs, it'll entice more people.
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2010-10-15, 13:21 | Link #4824 |
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Yuhime: Are you sure you created the ons.cfg in the proper directory?
If yes, try running the umineko executable through the command prompt like this: Code:
start / run / cmd e: cd "Games\Umineko\Episode 6" cd "[WH] Umineko Chiru English" "Umineko no Naku Koro ni EP6.exe" --debug That way, the game should definitely pop up the explorer windows Mion mentioned. |
2010-10-15, 18:07 | Link #4825 |
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I really want to congratulate you guys.
I would be awesome if Alchemist would contact you so that people could buy the japanese version of the game, and download a patch that translates it. Having a localized version would rule too, but at least being able to download a patch, and moreover a patch translated by you, would be fucking sweet. Congrats again! |
2010-10-15, 21:36 | Link #4826 |
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Hello, I'm completely new to Umineko no Naku Koro ni, and I seriously just discovered it about two days ago. I'm really interested in it, though, and I don't understand how I could get the visual novels.
Would someone explain for me please? (Like about where I can get the japanese version, then I assume that I'd use your translation patch and all...but I've never done something like this before, so can someone help me please?) |
2010-10-15, 22:04 | Link #4827 | |
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well to save time just go to this link here. It's a pretty cool deal! http://witch-hunt.com/stage.html
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2010-10-15, 22:29 | Link #4828 |
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Oh sweet! Downloading with no shipping costs. But uh... I live in Australia Hopefully the downloading opens up to Australia by the time Ep 8 is out. Actually by the time the patch for Ep 8 is out. I'll have to refrain from buying Ep 8 until that time.
[Edit] Nice to see the Witch Hunt website has updated with some % now. Hopefully that'll quiet a few people for awhile. |
2010-10-16, 02:02 | Link #4829 |
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Judoh: If you want to help support Witch Hunt, please point people at the 'getting started' page, instead of linking directly to the HOBIBOX catalog. If people buy the game through the Witch Hunt website, WH get a small amount of money through affiliation. (As chronotrig stated in his post.)
Edit: Link is http://witch-hunt.com/stage.html Last edited by Message; 2010-10-16 at 05:36. |
2010-10-16, 04:41 | Link #4830 | |
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2010-10-16, 10:45 | Link #4832 | |
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Out of curiosity, how quickly will Hobibox's site be updates with new episodes? Like after Episode 8 goes on sale at Comiket, how quickly will the download version for EP 8 be available? Or is that undecided for now?
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http://www.amiami.jp/shop/?set=english http://www.paletweb.com/ http://www.himeyashop.com/ No region restrictions that way. |
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2010-10-16, 10:49 | Link #4833 | ||
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2010-10-16, 11:32 | Link #4834 | |
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2010-10-16, 12:22 | Link #4836 |
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I've downloading games before from legal websites, and I don't think it will. As for making it work...well, in the past you've had to change your locale to Japan, though I'm not sure about that here. You can download it, I know for sure, but someone who's more well-versed in it will have to help you from there.
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2010-10-16, 13:49 | Link #4837 |
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The download version itself is just a simple extractor, so it's more or less impossible for it to mess up your system.
There is no need to switch to Japanese locale for any purchased Episode if you use the installers, and if you get the download version, you can even use the installer-free method without switching locales. (Though you must be in Japanese locale to play the game in Japanese) As I said in the first post, new Episodes will be added as soon as they are translated, and new regions will be added if the download version goes smoothly. Hobibox is doing something that is rarely if ever done. It's no surprise that they're being a bit cautious at first.
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2010-10-16, 14:32 | Link #4840 |
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It isn't exactly region-locked, but NScripter, the engine that runs the original Japanese game (which is what you're buying), depends on Windows Japanese system fonts; also, it can't open files with Japanese characters in the filename unless the locale is set to Japanese. This limitation is present in all versions of the original game, DVD or download.
The English patch comes with its own font, and the program that runs it (ONScripter-EN) can open Japanese filenames even without Japanese Windows locale, so you're able to play the game on Windows machines even without Japanese language support or locale ^^ Uncle Mion Edit: Ah, I see assirra was probably referring to the fact that you can only visit the download site from US addresses... as chronotrig said earlier, new regions will be added if the download version goes smoothly, so let's try to make this experiment a success.
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