GuideMe (TeaseMe v2.0) - Current Build 0.4.4

[philo]

does this support teases that require user input such as 'Tale of the Succubus Hunter'? Seems to be buggy with that tease. Wondering if I haven't configured something correctly?

It doesn't really support EOS teases.
Flash and HTML should work.
I got about half way through EOS and it needs a version of Guideme that isn't released yet for some things.
I don't know when I will have time to work further on it, I released the downloader as the old one stopped working due to a site change.

[wheresmything]

I'm having trouble with the sort order in the addbutton override. I originally thought that I just need to specify asc/desc or something like that, but a response from before made me think that I needed to assign a numerical value to each model in my array and then use that parameter in the sort order part of the override, but that doesn't work - any help in understanding how to get this right would be appreciated - thanks.

Array config:

var arrayModel = [
{ Name: "Abha", sortOrder: 10, Sets: [{Difficulty: 2, Path: "Abha" }]},

and the array then continues through all the other models/sets and closes properly. Then I add the buttons and would like them to show in alphabetical order:

<![CDATA[
function pageLoad() {
var i = 0;
var vSelected = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSelected"),10);

jscriptLog("vSelected = " + vSelected);
if ( isNaN(vSelected) || vSelected == undefined ) {
vSelected = 0;
scriptVars.put("vSelected", vSelected);
jscriptLog("vSelected initialized to " + vSelected);
}

for (i=0; i < arrayModel.length; i++) {
var vName = arrayModel.Name;
overRide.addButton("Confirm", vName, "", "", "setModel(" + i +")", "", "", arrayModel.sortOrder);
}

overRide.setHtml("Who'd you like to see this time? Last time you visited " + arrayModel[vSelected].Name);
overRide.addButton("Confirm", "You Choose", "", "", "setRandomModel()", "", "");
}

function setModel(i)
{
scriptVars.put("vSelected", i);

// And randomly select a set to use and save this for other pages to access
var vSet = Math.floor(Math.random()*arrayModel.Sets.length);
scriptVars.put("vSet", vSet);
}

function setRandomModel()
{
var i = Math.floor(Math.random()*arrayModel.length);

scriptVars.put("vSelected", i);
var vSet = Math.floor(Math.random()*arrayModel.Sets.length);
scriptVars.put("vSet", vSet);
}
]]>

[bobhill]

I haven't reviewed or tested all of your code, but I don't think the override supports the number of arguments you have in your command.

Take a look here: https://github.com/philormand/TeaseMeV2/wiki/Override

You want to use this version: addButton(String target, String text, String set, String unSet, String jScript, String image, String hotKey, String sortOrder, boolean disabled, String id)

In your posts, please put your code in the code block, like this:

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for (i=0; i < arrayModel.length; i++) {
	var vName = arrayModel[i].Name;
	var vSort = arrayModel[i].sortOrder.toString();		//sortOrder parameter needs to be a string
	overRide.addButton("Confirm", vName, "", "", "setModel(" + i +")", "", "", vSort, "", "");
}

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If you look at your post, BBCode is reading the "[i]" as an italics command, and it appears that you left out the array element access parameter in your code.

I hope that helps!

[wheresmything]

@bobhill

Thanks for checking into it. I tried as you said, but its not working, and I get the following error:

2020-10-01T13:52:53,070 ERROR Jscript - JavaScriptError line 17 column 0 Source null error Can't find method org.guideme.guideme.scripting.OverRide.addButton(string,string,string,string,org.mozilla.javascript.ConsString,string,string,string,string,string). (pageScript#17)

This is the full script if it helps (I shortened the main array to save space, otherwise its complete):

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Tease>
  <Title>At thier whim v9</Title>
  <Author id="">
    <Name>""</Name>
  </Author>

  <MediaDirectory>At thier whim</MediaDirectory>

  <Settings>
    <AutoSetPageWhenSeen>false</AutoSetPageWhenSeen>
	<ForceStartPage>true</ForceStartPage>
  </Settings>

  <GlobalJavascript>
  <![CDATA[

    //Difficulty settings: Very Easy = 0, Easy = 1, Medium = 2, Hard = 3, Very Hard = 4, Insane = 5
	var arrayModel = [
		{ Name: "Abha", 		sortOrder:  10, Sets: [
			{Difficulty: 2, Path: "Abha" }]},
		{ Name: "Adele", 		sortOrder:  20, Sets: [
			{Difficulty: 4, Path: "Adele" }]},
		{ Name: "Yani", 	sortOrder:  620, Sets: [
			{Difficulty: 0, Path: "Yani\\Yani-1" },
			{Difficulty: 3, Path: "Yani\\Yani-2" },
			{Difficulty: 2, Path: "Yani\\Yani-3" },
			{Difficulty: 1, Path: "Yani\\Yani-4" },
			{Difficulty: 4, Path: "Yani\\Yani-5" },
			{Difficulty: 5, Path: "Yani\\Yani-6" }]},
		];

	//Time is in seconds
	var arrayDifficulty = [
		{ Level: "Very Easy", 	DelayMin: 60, 	DelayMax: 180, AllowChance: 22, RuinChance: 23},
		{ Level: "Easy", 		DelayMin: 120, 	DelayMax: 240, AllowChance: 17, RuinChance: 18},
		{ Level: "Medium", 		DelayMin: 180, 	DelayMax: 300, AllowChance: 11, RuinChance: 14},
		{ Level: "Hard", 		DelayMin: 240, 	DelayMax: 480, AllowChance: 9, 	RuinChance: 11},
		{ Level: "Very Hard", 	DelayMin: 360, 	DelayMax: 540, AllowChance: 6, 	RuinChance: 9},
		{ Level: "Insane", 		DelayMin: 480, 	DelayMax: 720, AllowChance: 4, 	RuinChance: 6},
	];

	var arrayAllow = [
		"Do it, and be sure to enjoy it because that won't be happening again soon.",
		"Ok, make it a good one.",
		"Oh, I suppose you can",
		"Sure, but only if you eat it",
	];
	
	var arrayRuin = [
		"Sure thing sweetie, but only if you ruin it!",
		"Go ahead, but ruin it for me.",
		"Explode, but be sure to let go just as you do ;)",
	];

	var arrayDeny = [
		"Sorry honey, not good enough.  Maybe next time.",
		"Not this time, baby, maybe next.",
		"Of course not, why would I let you?",
		"And lose all this built up tension?",
		"Nope",
		"Sorry",
		"No",
	];

  ]]>
  </GlobalJavascript>

  <Pages>
    <Page id="start">
      <Text>Who'd you like to see?</Text>
      <Image id="Welcome.jpg" />
      <javascript>
		  <![CDATA[
		  function pageLoad() {
  			var i = 0;
  			var vSelected = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSelected"),10);

  			jscriptLog("vSelected = " + vSelected);
  			if ( isNaN(vSelected) || vSelected == undefined ) {
  			  vSelected = 0;
  			  scriptVars.put("vSelected", vSelected);
  			  jscriptLog("vSelected initialized to " + vSelected);
  			}

			for (i=0; i < arrayModel.length; i++) {
				var vName = arrayModel[i].Name;
				var vSort = arrayModel[i].sortOrder.toString();		//sortOrder parameter needs to be a string
				overRide.addButton("Confirm", vName, "", "", "setModel(" + i +")", "", "", vSort, "", "");
			}

  			overRide.setHtml("Who'd you like to see this time?  Last time you visited " + arrayModel[vSelected].Name);
			overRide.addButton("Confirm", "You Choose", "", "", "setRandomModel()", "", "");
			}

			function setModel(i)
			{
				scriptVars.put("vSelected", i);

				// And randomly select a set to use and save this for other pages to access
				var vSet = Math.floor(Math.random()*arrayModel[i].Sets.length);
				scriptVars.put("vSet", vSet);  
			}
			
			function setRandomModel()
			{
				var i = Math.floor(Math.random()*arrayModel.length);
				
				scriptVars.put("vSelected", i);
				var vSet = Math.floor(Math.random()*arrayModel[i].Sets.length);
				scriptVars.put("vSet", vSet); 
			}
		  ]]>
	  </javascript>
    </Page>

	<Page id="Confirm">
      <Text>Seeing this means something went wrong on the page - Confirm</Text>
	  <Image id="test.jpg" />
		<javascript>
			<![CDATA[
				function pageLoad() {
					var i = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSelected"),10);
					var vSet = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSet"),10);
					var vPath = arrayModel[i].Sets[vSet].Path;
					var vDiff = arrayModel[i].Sets[vSet].Difficulty;
					var vLvl = arrayDifficulty[vDiff].Level;

					var text = arrayModel[i].Name + ":<br/>Are you ready to begin?<br/><br/>";

			  overRide.setHtml(text);
			  overRide.image = vPath + "/ready.jpg";

				}

			]]>
		</javascript>

	<Button target="start">Someone Else</Button>
	<Button target="ChangeSet">Different Set</Button>
	<Button target="Wait">Let's Begin</Button>
	</Page>

	<Page id="ChangeSet">
      <Text>Seeing this means something went wrong on the page - ChangeSet</Text>
		<javascript>
			<![CDATA[
				function pageLoad() {
				
				var i = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSelected"),10);
				scriptVars.put("vSelected", i);
				var vSet = Math.floor(Math.random()*arrayModel[i].Sets.length);
				scriptVars.put("vSet", vSet);  
				}
			]]>
		</javascript>
	<Delay seconds="0" target="Confirm" style="hidden"/>
	</Page>
	
	
	<Page id="Wait">
      <Text>Seeing this means something went wrong on the page - Wait</Text>
		<javascript>
			<![CDATA[
				function pageLoad() {
					var i = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSelected"),10);
					var vSet = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSet"),10);
					var vPath = arrayModel[i].Sets[vSet].Path;
					var vDiff = arrayModel[i].Sets[vSet].Difficulty;
					
					var vMinDel = arrayDifficulty[vDiff].DelayMin;
					var vMaxDel = arrayDifficulty[vDiff].DelayMax;

					var vDelay = Math.floor(Math.random() * (vMaxDel - vMinDel + 1)) + vMinDel;

			  overRide.setHtml("Waiting...");
			  overRide.image = vPath + "/Wait/*.jpg";
			  overRide.setDelay("Ask", vDelay, "", "hidden", "", "", "");

				}

			]]>
		</javascript>
  	  <!-- <Button target="Ask">proceed-test</Button> -->
	</Page>
	
	
	<Page id="Ask">
      <Text>Seeing this means something went wrong on the page - Ask</Text>
		<javascript>
			<![CDATA[
				function pageLoad() {
					var i = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSelected"),10);
					var vSet = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSet"),10);
					var vPath = arrayModel[i].Sets[vSet].Path;
					var vDiff = arrayModel[i].Sets[vSet].Difficulty;

					var vAllowCase = 100 - parseInt(arrayDifficulty[vDiff].AllowChance,10);
					var vRuinCase = vAllowCase - parseInt(arrayDifficulty[vDiff].RuinChance,10);

				    var rand = guide.getRandom("(1..100)");

				  switch (true)
					{
					 case rand > vAllowCase:
						overRide.addButton("Allow", "Please...", "", "", "", "", "");
						break;
					 case rand > vRuinCase:
						overRide.addButton("Ruin", "Please...", "", "", "", "", "");
						break;
					default:
						overRide.addButton("No", "Please...", "", "", "", "", "");
					}

				    overRide.setHtml("Ask nicely");
				    overRide.image = vPath + "/Ask/*.jpg";

				}

			]]>
		</javascript>
    </Page>
	
	<Page id="Allow">
      <Text>Seeing this means something went wrong on the page - Allow</Text>
		<javascript>
			<![CDATA[
				function pageLoad() {
					var i = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSelected"),10);
					var vSet = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSet"),10);
					var vPath = arrayModel[i].Sets[vSet].Path;

					var vResponse = arrayAllow[Math.floor(Math.random()*arrayAllow.length)];

			  overRide.setHtml(vResponse);
			  overRide.image = vPath + "/Yes/*.jpg";

				}

			]]>
		</javascript>
	  <Button target="start">Someone else?</Button>
	  <Button target="Wait">Try Again?</Button>
    </Page>	

	<Page id="Ruin">
      <Text>Seeing this means something went wrong on the page - Ruin</Text>
		<javascript>
			<![CDATA[
				function pageLoad() {
					var i = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSelected"),10);
					var vSet = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSet"),10);
					var vPath = arrayModel[i].Sets[vSet].Path;

					var vResponse = arrayRuin[Math.floor(Math.random()*arrayRuin.length)];

			  overRide.setHtml(vResponse);
			  overRide.image = vPath + "/No/*.jpg";

				}

			]]>
		</javascript>
	  <Button target="start">Someone else?</Button>
	  <Button target="Wait">Try Again?</Button>
    </Page>	
	
	<Page id="No">
      <Text>Seeing this means something went wrong on the page - No</Text>
		<javascript>
			<![CDATA[
				function pageLoad() {
					var i = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSelected"),10);
					var vSet = parseInt(scriptVars.get("vSet"),10);
					var vPath = arrayModel[i].Sets[vSet].Path;

					var vResponse = arrayDeny[Math.floor(Math.random()*arrayDeny.length)];

			  overRide.setHtml(vResponse);
			  overRide.image = vPath + "/No/*.jpg";

				}

			]]>
		</javascript>
      <Button target="start">Someone else?</Button>
	  <Button target="Wait">Try Again?</Button>
	</Page>	
	
  </Pages>
</Tease>

[bobhill]

Thanks for checking into it. I tried as you said, but its not working, and I get the following error:

2020-10-01T13:52:53,070 ERROR Jscript - JavaScriptError line 17 column 0 Source null error Can't find method org.guideme.guideme.scripting.OverRide.addButton(string,string,string,string,org.mozilla.javascript.ConsString,string,string,string,string,string). (pageScript#17)

Ok, I didn't realize the display parameter is required (boolean).

I tested and this worked:

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overRide.addButton("Confirm", vName, "", "", "setModel(" + i +")", "", "", vSort, false, "");

[wheresmything]

That did it and now the script is complete. Thanks for the help.

[EroticDevelopment]

Is that something that can be added in the future?

I've requested support for if-set and if-not-set on the text node in the past as well. If memory serves it was on the list of requested features. Hopefully it still is, but that was requested a long time ago so don't hold your breath.

PG

It is a fair chunk of work to add it in, there is a lot of code that uses the text stuff.
With the job I started a couple of years ago, I have had less time and energy to spend on things like guideme.
I haven't really had a chance to look at it since I spent some time on it at Christmas, so as PG says, it isn't likely to happen any time soon.
If you want to change the text on a page dynamically, it is pretty much javascript to set overRide.setRightHtml in the page load function for the page

Hi Everyone! This was something that interested me as well, and I've actually submitted a pull request on GitHub to add initial support for these items. From my relatively limited testing, it works well. Admittedly this project is a bit complicated to build, and I've modified my environment to produce a "Fat JAR" for testing instead, so it would be good to verify this against the official build process.

Like many of you I also have a full time job, but I have a good amount of development experience in enterprise environments and I'm interested in contributing code to this project as time allows.

[lawman5297]

[/quote]

Hi Everyone! This was something that interested me as well, and I've actually submitted a pull request on GitHub to add initial support for these items. From my relatively limited testing, it works well. Admittedly this project is a bit complicated to build, and I've modified my environment to produce a "Fat JAR" for testing instead, so it would be good to verify this against the official build process.

Like many of you I also have a full time job, but I have a good amount of development experience in enterprise environments and I'm interested in contributing code to this project as time allows.
[/quote]

I am a bit "dumb" when it comes to developer type stuff. How do I modify my version of GuideMe to allow the new functionality? philo added a second audio stream to the version I have and I do not know if it is included. I do not want tp break that. Thanks!!

[philo]

I think it is time for me to bite the bullet and admit I am unlikely to work on Guideme.
With d3vi0n having not logged on for 2 years we have lost access to edit the first few posts.
I have other priorities that mean I no longer have the time/enthusiasm to carry on the project.

I don't own the repository, the project was going to be a collaboration, but Takenaga had to drop out, I think he set up the repository. I wrote the vast majority of the code.

If a group of people / a person wants to take on the project I am more than happy.

I would suggest creating a new pinned thread and let this one become un-pinned and to create a new repository forked from the current one to carry it on.

I am happy to help where I can and will probably drop by occasionally, but I am unlikely to be active on the project again.

[lawman5297]

philo, I am sure I will not be the only one to say thx for all the hard work and effort you have put into GuideMe plus all the help you have given to the rest of us. What I know about writing code I can put in one hand but I can appreciate the time it takes to keep up something like GuideMe. Best wishes to all your endeavours in the future.

[PlayfulGuy]

Hi Everyone! This was something that interested me as well, and I've actually submitted a pull request on GitHub to add initial support for these items. From my relatively limited testing, it works well. Admittedly this project is a bit complicated to build, and I've modified my environment to produce a "Fat JAR" for testing instead, so it would be good to verify this against the official build process.

Like many of you I also have a full time job, but I have a good amount of development experience in enterprise environments and I'm interested in contributing code to this project as time allows.

I think it is time for me to bite the bullet and admit I am unlikely to work on Guideme.
With d3vi0n having not logged on for 2 years we have lost access to edit the first few posts.
I have other priorities that mean I no longer have the time/enthusiasm to carry on the project.

I don't own the repository, the project was going to be a collaboration, but Takenaga had to drop out, I think he set up the repository. I wrote the vast majority of the code.

If a group of people / a person wants to take on the project I am more than happy.

I would suggest creating a new pinned thread and let this one become un-pinned and to create a new repository forked from the current one to carry it on.

I am happy to help where I can and will probably drop by occasionally, but I am unlikely to be active on the project again.

I would be happy to contribute to this project, and even to take the lead on it, but my Java skills are minimal, so I'd be starting pretty much from scratch, and I've never used GitHub or worked on a collaborative project like this. I played around with Java a number of years ago just to see what it was like, and wrote a couple little tools for myself that I still use occasionally but that's it. I could use some guidance getting up to speed on Java and Github, and the GuideMe code in particular.

However, I use Guideme regularly, and it's very important to me, and I expect to be around for a while. Also, I do NOT have a full time job. I'm more semi-retired and have more time and energy available for a project like this. I actually learned javascript (and have become pretty proficient at it) just so I could code custom stuff in Guideme.

For the last few months I have also been actively developing a new tease downloader (written in python) that includes support for EOS teases. There are a few EOS features that require updates to Guideme for proper support, and a few more that can be done in the current Guideme, but could be done better with some updates.

Is there anyone else who would like to lend a hand, or who would be willing to connect with me and help me get up to speed?

PG

[EroticDevelopment]

philo, I think it goes without saying that we're all grateful for the time you've put into this project. Based on the number of posts in this thread, and recent responses, it's obvious that the community would like to see this project continue on as well.

I'd be happy to have my fork become the primary repository if we no longer have an owner for the existing one. What I'd also like to do is setup some GitHub Actions that automate the release process. Currently that's one of the hardest and most manual parts of this project, and having that automated would make the bar to entry much lower for those wanting to make code contributions. After approving a PR, GitHub could automatically publish a new release. This would also add a layer of security since the entire build process is public - users know exactly what they're downloading and can audit the entire build process. Additionally, the link to the GitHub releases won't change so users would always know where to go to look for and download the latest version. Looking at the licenses of Java (OpenJDK) and VLC, I don't believe we'd have any issues including those in the release artifact like philo has been doing, but I'd also love to have a "Slim" build without Java and VLC bundled for those who already have proper versions of both installed on their machine.

If this is something people would like to see, I can work on getting this setup in GitHub over the next week.

PlayfulGuy, I think with some of this automation in place it would be a lot easier to start working on a project like this if you're not as familiar with Java and/or GitHub. I've been using IntelliJ (they have a free Community Edition) as an IDE and it does a good job with this project. It has built-in support for the Maven builds and supports breakpoints and debugging without much additional setup. There is a small bug in the current Maven file that prevents it from working (duplicate Linux.x86_64 ID), but that's a quick fix.

I am a bit "dumb" when it comes to developer type stuff. How do I modify my version of GuideMe to allow the new functionality? philo added a second audio stream to the version I have and I do not know if it is included. I do not want tp break that. Thanks!!

I did some looking and if you're talking about the "Audio2" tag that has been committed to GitHub and will be included in my changes. I'll try to get a build up soon, but if we're using my fork I'd rather just wait a few days until the automation is in place and you can download it straight from GitHub.

[Trusfrated]

Philo,

I don't think we could ever thank you enough for all that you have done for the Milo community. I'm relieved that you're not outright leaving and will be back occasionally, but completely understand your need to step away.

GuideMe is very important to me as well, and I really hope that the right individuals are able to step up and continue its development, or create its successor. You put so much time and thought into it, that I fear no one will be able to shepherd it the way you have over the years. I really hope that your extensive work on an EOS tease viewer can be salvaged and will not be in vain. I think that is exceedingly important right now, to get an offline downloader and viewer for EOS released (with legacy standard and flash tease support, of course). If GuideMe is to continue to be relevant, it needs this.

I want to thank you also for the Offline tease editor you created. I don't think I would have attempted to write my teases without it. You were an enormous help to me when I created them, taking my questions and bug reports seriously, asking me questions, and sending me patches virtually overnight. I can tell that you've helped many here in a similar fashion and it's actions like those that helped to make the community stronger and more long-lasting.

Thank you, sincerely!

[lawman5297]

[/quote]
I did some looking and if you're talking about the "Audio2" tag that has been committed to GitHub and will be included in my changes. I'll try to get a build up soon, but if we're using my fork I'd rather just wait a few days until the automation is in place and you can download it straight from GitHub.
[/quote]

Yes, the Audio2 tag. Great. I am sure you will let us know when its ready for download and supply a link. THX again!!!

[PlayfulGuy]

Philo,

<snip>
I really hope that your extensive work on an EOS tease viewer can be salvaged and will not be in vain. I think that is exceedingly important right now, to get an offline downloader and viewer for EOS released (with legacy standard and flash tease support, of course). If GuideMe is to continue to be relevant, it needs this.

As I mentioned in my post above I am working on a new downloader that will download classic, Flash and EOS teases for play in Guideme. Classic downloads are complete except for any final issues that might appear through broader testing. Flash teases are essentially complete. In my testing I've found a few teases that do things that have no direct equivalent in GuideMe, but these are few and far between. Hopefully EroticDevelopment (or someone or some group) is able to continue work on GuideMe and these features could be added for more complete support.

By my estimate EOS downloads are around 90% complete. Basic EOS teases, and some slightly more advanced EOS teases can be downloaded and played now, and I am currently implementing javascript support. As with Flash teases there are a few EOS features that do not (yet) have a direct equivalent in GuideMe, but hopefully we can get those added. Development on the downloader has slowed this month because I got a temporary work contract but it's still progressing. The next big thing to implement is support for "If" conditionals, at which point I think it would be ready for an initial beta release.

If there are specific EOS teases you would like to download let me know and I'll use them as test teases while I continue development.

Regards,

PG