AtomCrafty

Just to close this thread: Turns out the game in question uses a new version of the engine. I'm currently rewriting yokatool from scratch and the new version is planned to support Yuka2 scripts as well

You only need " " if the file name contains spaces, the < > are just for clarification. The .NET framework needs to be installed on your machine in order to run the tool, most versions of windows should have that installed by default though... https://www.microsoft.com/net/download/thank-you/net471 Which game are you trying to unpack? Maybe I can take a look at it.

Are you sure the game uses the Yuka System engine? What exactly happens if you execute the command? I've also created a new release with the latest changes, maybe try using that: https://github.com/AtomCrafty/yukatool/releases

@Huang Ling Yin yes, that is possible, but it requires changes to the game executable. That is a very complex process I described in these articles: http://raburabu.net/font-upgrade-for-lover-able/ http://raburabu.net/yuka-internals/ If you need any help with that, let me know But be aware that I'm currently very busy, so it may be a while until I can work on something new ^^" - Atom

Hey there, yukatool is a cli tool, so you'll need to call it from the command line The basic syntax is yuka <task> <args> For example to extract one of the game archives you'd write yuka unpack data01.ykc Here, "unpack" is the task you want to perform and "data01.ykc" is the name of the file. For a list of all available tasks, run "yuka help" or refer to the github page. - Atom

Sorry, I only have the regular version :/

You're right, the mobile version doesn't look that broken ^^

I don't want to get technical without knowing the details... I guess you'll figure it out one way or another, this has just really annoyed me since the forum is back up

Hey there, seeing as the page layout is still horribly broken, I've written a temporary CSS fix to stop my eyes from bleeding. You may want to consider adding this snippet to the page source until you manage to fix the actual problem. - Atom <style> .cPost .ipsComment_meta { margin: 0 !important; padding: 0 15px !important; } .cPost .cPost_contentWrap { padding: 15px 15px 54px 15px !important; } .cPost .ipsComment_controls { left: 0 !important; } .cPost .cPost_contentWrap { height: calc(100% - 50px) !important; } </style>

Hey there, 2 things: 1. The feedback links here still point to fuwanovel.net 2. The reason I'm actually here for: I created this choice diagram for Da Capo II back when I first joined the forum. I'm also currently working on one for the first Da Capo game. Unfortunately, the creator of both Da Capo walkthroughs, Ryoji, hasn't been online since August 2016 and therefore can't add it to the existing walkthrough page. I think it would be helpful to have something like this if you are going for 100% completion. So if you think this is worth adding, please feel free to do so -Atom

@littleshogun @Limerence_ thanks

Nice, thanks a lot! Good to see such an active community ^^ - Atom

sure, a .fixed-table-layout class would solve the problem for me

@Nayleen I think it depends on what content you want to display. I'm not familiar with the IPS Community Software, but isn't there an option to whitelist specific css properties? That way everyone could use the settings most appropriate in their situation. Even though admittedly, most people probably won't use tables at all because they're not included in the wysiwyg editor ^^ - Atom

Update: min-width doesn't work for td elements either :/