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Thank you for putting up the Dev build. This has allowed me to solve my problem. And... it's stupid. Files MUST be extracted to a folder named Shipbuilder. All one word. Any variation causes it to not be able to find the Data folder and then it can't load the CSV files. Like I said, it's one of those really dumb things that seems horribly obvious after it's found. I tested it repeatedly after finding it. However the files are set to locate folders, I suggest replacing a lot of it with wildcard sets like ../Shipbuilder_Data or however Unity tracks "in the folder I am running out of" rather than specifying the folder name that contains the program.

If anyone has a previous working version, can you do a file compare between the previous version and the new one and see what got changed? It only takes a tiny little thing to break stuff and some things may not be apparent when you have the previous versions already installed. Or if the OP can re-up the previous version, I'll do the comp. I'm failry good at debugging even things I don't know the coding for.

Just downloaded it. First time using it and it doesn't function. Win 10, no files altered, no files in use, tried running as admin - same result.

Something I'd like to see as part of the walkthrough is a table of bot traits, personalities, attitudes, and IQ levels and their effects (if any) on the training specialties, price, whether certain combinations are better, etc.

If you dig for the parts list (I used SaveEditor Online) you can find the item codes to add things to the bot lab. If you use SEO, search for GAME > sbPartsData > and that will list the code to use for each part type.

For example, GAME.lab.parts.append(GAME.sbPartsData["SBPShell3TypeX"].clone()) will give you a basic Galaxina Shell. Nimhe still can't learn it, but you can then build your own Galaxina bot for shits and giggles.

Get a copy of your prescription, go to Zenni's website, and enter the script. There's an option for getting a pair of glasses with blue light reduction specifically for sitting at the computer. They convert your Rx into a slightly different form measured for approx. 3 ft reading distance off screens. I've got 2 pairs, one for my computer, the other for driving/work. And yes, it works if you have bi/trifocals. That's taken into account.

Maybe make serial numbers a block with like 5 individual textures each being a possible 0-9. Not entirely sure how Unity would do that, but I've seen that done in Ren'Py.

This... may have been brought up before, but the "Video" section of Options is actually Audio related. Not a huge deal, but slightly off-putting.

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