- Visual novel reader keeps crashing install#
- Visual novel reader keeps crashing update#
- Visual novel reader keeps crashing skin#
- Visual novel reader keeps crashing code#
- Visual novel reader keeps crashing zip#
Visual novel reader keeps crashing code#
Visual novel reader keeps crashing zip#
zip format for storing foreground/background/sound, except MP3 music. Support for png formats other than 8bit/channel truecolor.Less efficient, but more stable sleep mode.Added support for AAC format (for sound effects only).Skip scene functionality, hold R and press Y to skip ahead to the next scene/choice.Added option to interrupt delay commands by pressing A, B or the touchscreen.Rewrote text cache to use freetype's built-in caching system.Bugfix: texture streaming bug in the save/load menu.Bugfix: removed file io from interrupt handler.
Visual novel reader keeps crashing update#
Visual novel reader keeps crashing skin#
Sound files should be in /vnds/novels//sound/.Īlternatively, take the.
Visual novel reader keeps crashing install#
To install a visual novel, extract the tar.gz in /vnds/novels/ (so it has its own folder like /vnds/novels/tsukihime/). tar.gz onto the root of the SD card so the path is /vnds/. Brii, you're good, don't change a thing.Extract the. If someone out there really wants to protect and offer something to Black community, how about this?-stop referring to us (even through abbreviations) as African Americans. Black folks ultimately just want the same thing we have always been asking for: respect and to be regarded as fellow human beings. We don't want Akarsha to speak any differently-honestly, that's neither on my radar AND is a simultaneously thing that I love about Akarsha's personality. It's frustrating when other other well-meaning groups outside of black culture "speak" on our behalf. This is not to be conflated with cultural appropriation-as that just muddies the water of the harm of actual appropriation. I wish Black beauty standards, music, fashion, and role models ingrain themselves into more and more communities across the world. There's so much more to Black culture that quirky phrases and we celebrate when things we use and love permeate into other cultures. im very much looking forward to anything you create next!! (im sure ill weep real tears anytime you release something new lolololol bc reiterating what i said earlier butterfly soup really changed my life ive never felt so seen as a nonbinary lesbian asian)Īs an actual Black person, this is a complete non-issue. im sure that since this game was released in 2017 and some internet lingo hasn't revealed or talked about as appropriated AAVE that it wasn't your intention but it's really uncomfortable to see a non-black character use AAVE in this way, especially with the situation with awkwafina, so i was wondering if it won't be too much work to change some of the dialogue containing these terms? no pressure at all! i love akarsha a lot (shes my favorite haha) and these are just a little bit a nitpicky thing i had about the game.
in the auditorium with the word "deadass" and i believe the text where she refers to diya as min's ex the word "lowkey" was also used. it's probably saved my life, actually, but something that's been really bothering me is how akarsha uses AAVE sometimes when she's speaking, for ex. Just need to say something really quick and i hope brianna lei can see this: hi! im an asian lesbian and i really really love your game and it completely changed my life and it's probably one of my favorite things ever that's going to stick with me for a long time.