She knew that it was summer, but the principal said that it was okay for her to go to school, as long as she didn't get in trouble.
She told them that she'd stay in the music room for a while- to play the piano. Muse didn't need to practice because the third and second years were busy with leftover school work and Rin and Hanayo went on without her. That memorable song suddenly erupted from behind you- it was a duet between two kids of opposite genders: A tiny speck of hope, but it was there.īesides, today was also the anniversary of the day you two first met. But, if the fates be merciful on you, there was hope. You still weren't entirely sure if you could find her yet. 'Maybe I should try surprising her.' You considered, then shook your head. The other 'friends' you've made, compared to Maki, to you they were just acquaintances. After all, you have only ever felt such nerve-wracking anxieties when it came to Maki. Somehow, you thought of it as a good thing. As you slumped on your seat on the airplane, various thoughts, especially worse case scenarios, swam in your head: what if Maki doesn't remember you? What if she moved to a different country, too? Was she still living in the same house, in the same neighborhood? Did her mom check up on your aunt up until this day, for reassurance that she was well? Sure, it was just going to be a visit, but you were nervous. She's already called your Aunt, who's thankfully recovered from her illness, to look after you while you were there. That was basically enough to please your mother, and so, as a prize, she let you return to Japan. After the various contests you joined in America (and a few others in Europe), you've managed to get a scholarship to the oh-so famous school Julliard. Today you were going to pay a visit back to said country. It has also been quite a while since I've set up the plugin development environment, but that's decently documented over at HF.Six, devastating, lonely years- since you left Japan, since your left your most precious person: Maki. I might look into getting a translation framework built that'll use plaintext or XML, but don't expect it to result in much without an actual translator. The trailers for the new game show off a similar menu, built with Unity's UI (silver buttons on translucent panels). I think I showed off a debug menu as well, can't remember if I posted that all that time ago.
Although I'm inclined to think that once the technical side is covered, the creative geniuses like the lot at Hongfire would be happy to lend some time and expertise. I looked into it a while back when it was new and found that the emotions were hardcoded into scenes, clothing was modelled into the body in such a way as to make meshes incompatible with one another, resulted in super clean clothing yeah but made interchange impossible.ĭialogue on the other hand would be simple, a translator would be the trickiest part of that.
#School hamedol project maki mods#
Other kinds of mods for the Maki game are mostly bland.
#School hamedol project maki mod#
Since it's made in Unity it wouldn't be too difficult to put a mod together to do that, hell half the code is already made for you from the Play Club translation, you'd just need to hook/intercept/listen for the right events ie: whatever prints text to the screen.
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