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# Filter on Gender
filteringPortraits = []
for p in validPortraits:
if p.genders.has(person.sex):
filteringPortraits.append(p) #Add portrait that has required sex
if portraitSettings.debug: print('Filtered on gender %s, resulted in %d portraits.' % [person.sex, filteringPortraits.size()])
if !filteringPortraits.empty():
if (filteringPortraits.size() < portraitSettings.minMatch):
return
validPortraits.clear()
validPortraits = filteringPortraits
It's quite a small change in randomportraits.gd. (If you get some indent compile errors, as I did, use spaces instead of indents).
There is no option in my mod to only check for race, that's maybe one of the game's options for its own simplistic random portrait code, which this mod completely replaces.
I think you could achieve this by changing minMatch to -1 ? This would affect more than just the gender filtering though. Right now, for race or gender, if the matches are below minMatch, it aborts. If it's not, but the result is empty, then it ignores that filter. so if these conditions are met:
Then instead of aborting like it would with a minMatch, it will discard the filtering on gender. It'll filter on it, see that the result is empty, and continue with the prior list. It'll however apply this to Races too, so if it filters on race and gets 0, it'll revert to using all portraits, then trying to filter on gender, if that's also 0, it'll continue with all portraits (or a set of portraits for a race if you had one).
I think a more ideal way to handle this would be to have settings for whether it aborts or ignores the filter when below minMatch for race, gender, and age.
I haven't been playing the game as much lately and thus not too active on the mod. Not sure if/when that might change.
portrait.gd
Line 21, you'd want to change like this I think, haven't tested.
filterRegex.compile('(?!dark ?)elf')
This will make sure it doesn't match just "elf" on files named "Dark Elf"
then later on you'd want to change line 26 like this, so it'll support both with and without spaces.
if file.findn(race.replace(' ','')) >= 0 || file.findn(race >= 0:
Entire file, and again i didn't test these but should roughly work.
Hi @Kyler2 there is a bug in hair color code.
for color in ['auburn', 'black', 'black_gray', 'black_white', 'blond', 'blue', 'brown', 'gray', 'green', 'jelly', 'orange', 'orange_white', 'purple', 'red', 'white']:
filterRegex.compile(color.replace(' ','') + "(?!skin)")
if filterRegex.search(file):
hairColors.append(color)
this code doesn't work with tags that your app uses because it uses capital letters. I fixed it for myself by converting string to lower in this line:
if filterRegex.search(file.to_lower()):
Also would be cool if tits and ass code had something like this in the end:
if titSizes.empty(): titSizes += ['small','flat','masculine','average','large','big','huge']
so that when none of the sizes are picked it would match any of them
Here's a quick guide, it may cover stuff you already know.
This mod does not include any portraits, you need to download them separately and put them in the AppData's "portraits" or "bodies" folders.
This mod should be extracted from the zip archive into the AppData's "mods" folder. Be sure that the path fits the form of "Strive/mods/<modname>/info.txt", as it will not install correctly if there are more or less folders in the path. (If the mod is in the folder named "randomportraits1.0", then it is probably wrong.)
Once in place, mods are applied to the game through the "Mods" panel located in the game's main screen. Select the mods to be applied, then press "Apply". The game will attempt to apply the mods, but will not inform you of any problems that occurred. Thus, mods need to be verified manually. This mod can generally be verified by loading a progress, select a slave, open the Customization tab, and look for the "Random Portrait" button. If present, then the mod has successfully been applied, though it may still conflict with other mods.
"info.txt" is a file located inside mods that provides an explanation of the mod. If you have "randomportraits1.0", then you have too many folders. Look inside that folder, you will find the folder "randomportraits", and inside that folder you will find "info.txt". You need to remove the contents of "randomportraits1.0" and put them into the AppData's "mods" folder. That way AppData will have a path containing "Strive/mods/randomportraits/info.txt".
Okay, this is good information; however, based on that the mod was most likely not installed correctly, as the presence of the random portrait button is the simplest sign that the mod has been installed. The fact that you can select portraits manually means that there is probably no issues on that side.
You have probably seen the install instructions I gave a few posts above this, please be sure that you have followed them carefully. I'll try to give a detailed list of things to verify.
On windows, there should be a file path "C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Strive\mods\randomportraits\info.txt". If correct, the contents of that file will display on the right side of the panel when you hover the mouse over the mod name in the mod panel.
Press the "Active Mods" button on the mod panel. Near the top left corner of the mod panel, the text "Active Mod List" should appear as part of a transparent popup, with "randomportraits" underneath. (The visibility of this popup can be fixed by my bugfix patch on the Strive Discord, but it will not effect whether the mod works) If the mod is not listed, then try applying the mod.
In the folder containing game files, find and open the game file "Strive\files\scripts\mainmenu.gd" with any decent text editor. Find the line "globals.constructor.randomportrait(startSlave)", it should be just below the line "func _on_slaveconfirm_pressed():". If that line is not present, then the mod system did not add the mod to the game files. You may need to move the Strive game files to a new location or change the permissions of the folder to allow the game to change it's own files. A user once had an issue with permissions due to the game being located in the standard "Program Files" folder.
If Kyler2 is still lurking here, I'd like to ask permission to update the randomportraits mod and the PortraitPackEditor tool. I already did it for my own use and was pleasantly surprised about how easy Kyler2 had made to tweak those. Especially by providing the source code for the editor. I'll post a thread in the mod section to check whether there is any interest anyway, but if Kyler2 has any problems with me sharing the edited versions, I'll of course keep my versions private.
The only reason there would be a Constants folder in it is if the path for the Strive mod folder was set to that folder instead of ".../Strive/mods". While Strive's mod system was updated to use mods along any path in the designated mod folder, the mods themselves often use only an exact relative file path. In this case it expects "<the mod folder>/randomportraits/", but that path is not valid with the current path assigned as the Strive mod folder(edit: it's looking for ".../Strive/mods/randomportraits/randomportraits/").
Hi
Should this mod work in strive for conquest?
I was linked to this mod from https://itch.io/t/239558/body-and-portrait-packs-v29updated-2805
Body and Portrait packs v2.9(UPDATED 28.05)
thanks for any help
No, there is absolutely zero chance of this working with conquest. You followed a link to this mod from another part of the Strive for Power forums not from the Conquest forums.
Side note, this is the old version of the random portraits mod, though that has no impact on your question as neither version will work for Conquest.