Thank you for this <3 It's hard to embrace it at times but this is a good reminder that it's okay to fail :)
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I'm sorry to hear about the project lost. I'm a self-proclaimed expert at this point. If it helps, buy yourself a sturdy external Hard Drive or build yourself an external SSD - that's the one i've been using since the major fail last time- alternatively you could use a software like Disk Drill to retrieve the data. For hard drives, have two copies of your project, one as the proper back-up and the second as the back-up of your back-ups. That way if either gets lost your safe with an extra copy of your most recent. That said, good luck on your book! Let me know the title when it's get out so I'll snatch a copy. I'll even read it with my rusty French if I have to. Happy Holidays and good luck on your dream project! (o゜▽゜)o☆
This was touching. As someone who's home country had been thoroughly influenced by colonisers, I connected a lot with the discovery of the language. It has only been a couple of years since the country brought it back. Learning to write the symbols we should have known by heart in a different timeline felt magical in a way. We were reconnecting with our ancestors with each stroke. It breaks my heart to know we have lost much more of the culture from pre-colonial era.
Thank you for the lovely tale <3
Yup! There's more tutorial and resources for Sugarcube from what I've seen around. I've recently started trying out Chapbook too but between the available scripts, Sugarcube might still be my favourite when it comes to Twine (specially because it already has a built-in save/load system which I'm used to given my background from VNs).
Thank you for pointing out the bugs! I'll have to fix them today.
As for the original version, I had to take it down after everything that happened recently with the paypros and whole delisting. I can send over a copy if you want! I'd be happy too. However, it does contain an upsetting scene that you can skip ahead. The whole project itself is more a love letter to those early BL fan-translated games so I understand it may not appeal to everyone.
Saw this online and I had to try out the game!
The sewing machine mechanism gets a lot of getting used to, I did found myself thinking I wish I could play this on a DS with the handy pen stylus, regardless I love that each fabric counts in the dressmaking. Someone mentioned using fabric scraps to dress up the cat, and honestly that would be adorable <3
It'd be cool to have the guides even past the tutorial too.
I did enjoy this a lot! Looking forward to see more :D





































