For Patch 47 and down, Command Filters (including the personality traits) are mainly used to add flavor to a domme's way of speaking or nuance to her overall personality.CXZman wrote:@1885 : I always had trouble understanding how exactly those traits were used in scripts.
Could you elaborate a bit on that please ?
I like the idea of breaking the fourth wall, it would probably have to be a rare thing so it came as a surprise when it happened and I really like the idea of the caring one, there are some days you want to feel at their mercy, with no idea of how long you'll be teased for and other days it's nice to feel cared for.. I think the caring one could be paired quite effectively with breaking the 4th wall..CXZman wrote:
- Mystic : a domme that would sometimes delves into a mystification of the domme/sub relationship, seeing symbols and talking philosophically about the peculiar nature of the relationship between the player and the domme. Maybe even break the 4th wall by reminding all this is just a game, which could somehow reinforce immersion (domme's not talking to the sub, but to the player playing the role of the sub).
- Caring : that would be the 'Supportive' trait suggested by Sisyphuster. A domme that would sometimes take a moment to (again) check on the sub so that he/she feels a bit more secured. Sometimes to mourn over the suffering of the sub, or even open shortcuts to alternative interruptions so that the sub is relieved of some nasty tasks.
- Unconfident/Jealous : a trait that would make the domme sometimes refer to the competition or complains about so much other guys/girls in the pictures/videos, or insist that the sub proves him/her that he/she cares.
- Funny : the domme would break the mood by joking around and making a fun of it all, or find ridiculous ways of phrasing things. Wouldn't be everyone's taste, but I guess that's why you'd have a checkbox in front of it :)
To add to this I was thinking you could maybe add something like mini-modules, so in the taunt files you could add something like @mm(I_wonder_if_this_makes_the_ache_worse_for_you) then it could link to the mini-module file for that taunt, which could be something like:Mat wrote:I'm not sure if it's possible but it would be good if you could reply to the domme's taunts and taunting questions, for example one taunt she says is "I wonder if this makes the ache worse for you" and shows an image, I replied "it does," it would be good if they then continued the flow of conversation, and teased you based on the image, asking what you liked about it etc..
I know it could be scripted in a module but it would be even better if you could add the same thing to the taunts/replies..
I liked that idea. But I would use the @timeout option to completely skip the question. If the user dont type nothing, just keep going with the taunts (like today)Mat wrote:
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I would implement this like an optional response with like avatarbr mentioned a timeout. So the user can reply to certain statements the domme does but doesn't have to. This would allow script designers to really make some crazy complex and immersive dialogues possible.avatarbr wrote:I liked that idea. But I would use the @timeout option to completely skip the question. If the user dont type nothing, just keep going with the taunts (like today)Mat wrote:
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I originally put that timeout should just skip the question, but then changed it to how it was now, to be fair if @timeout worked like how I'd imagine it, you could add one after "Well #PetName?" then it would skip the question as well and go back to the running module.q55x8x wrote:I would implement this like an optional response with like avatarbr mentioned a timeout. So the user can reply to certain statements the domme does but doesn't have to. This would allow script designers to really make some crazy complex and immersive dialogues possible.avatarbr wrote:I liked that idea. But I would use the @timeout option to completely skip the question. If the user dont type nothing, just keep going with the taunts (like today)Mat wrote:
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Also something to think about maybe making this feature even more powerful would be to store the last answer (or answers?) in a global flag to guide the script flow along an even more complex context.
. Could one of you knock together a few different module, link, etc templates for us amateurs who want to give a bit of basic coding a go. Just a few basic ones/examples with no dialogue, for us to use as a base for our first attempts and/or learn from before going on to making our own from scratch? Iv tried my hand once or twice over the last 2 weeks with mixed results (one worked, one didnt, and and one "kind of" worked...a bit), by altering existing ones by other people, but find myself constantly looking throug multiple files for working examples of the code Im trying to use.
The disinterested type could be intereseting, I get the feeling there's going to need to be a list of the types with checkboxes, like how the AI Box line selection works, there's going to be way to many to fit in otherwise..CBT wrote:I always liked the idea, for a domme personality, of tricky/unpredictable. What if there was a personality you could choose (maybe on its own with no other traits selected) that randomly changed and selected a different trait for each time it was aplicable. i.e. one moment she is using the crazy trait and the next she is using the sadistic trait. Also, what about bored/disinterested ("Hmm..what was that #SubName, I was'nt paying attention", "Oh, just keep stroking or something, Iv better things to be doing than paying attention to you right now" "I was just checking my emails, are you still edging? I forgot all about you for a moment there")
I was also going to suggest, if its possible to add without it being prohibitive in the amount of work needed, for adding the variable of the dommes mood. You could have things that affect the dommes mood, like time taken to edge or how long its been since you last ran a tease. This opens up the floor for things that are dependant on the dommes mood. Things like vocab/dialogue, chance to cum, cbt and domme levels (was thinking you could set a range instead of a set level like 2-4 or 1-3 that the domme could work within depending on mood), and possibly what modules the program calls (you could tag modules with like,ok,dislike maybe?)
If I use the settings shown, of a tease of 30-120 mins, but tick the "domme decides based on level" box and she is set to level 5 for example, will I get a tease close to 120 mins, or will I get near an hour as the description says. I assume the description is just an example, and the domme will use the range given, but I just wanted to check.
Its really simple.CBT wrote: Could one of you knock together a few different module, link, etc templates for us amateurs who want to give a bit of basic coding a go. Just a few basic ones/examples with no dialogue, for us to use as a base for our first attempts and/or learn from before going on to making our own from scratch?
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#StopStroking @StopStroking or #Edge @Edge
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QUESTION
[answer1] text that will appear if the user responds "answer1"
[answer2] text that will appear if the user responds "answer2"
@DifferentAnswer text that will appear if the user responds anything else
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Let's jump to another place in the script @Goto(OtherPlace)
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@CheckFlag(If this exists go to that line)
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remember to end this path or jump to another place before the line with the flag name
Like this line below
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You jumped to this line if that flag exist.Funny...I am working in something like this. With flags and the new Variables.q55x8x wrote:
Also something to think about maybe making this feature even more powerful would be to store the last answer (or answers?) in a global flag to guide the script flow along an even more complex context.
You can go in \Scripts\PERSONALITY\System\Flags and try to delete or rename the flag.english-gent wrote:Once again, praise for a wonderful program!
Quick question, is there a way of changing the flags? I accidentally said I had a diaper and pacifier on png's scripts, and now my Domme keeps getting me to play being a baby. I'm open to try many things, but without the right props, it's hard to get into the script (I know I can just untick this particular script, but I'd rather be punished for not buying the toys!)
Can't wait for Total Brat, any idea of a time scale?
EG