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If you're on a mac and using VSCodium: defaults write com.visualstudio.code.oss ApplePressAndHoldEnabled -bool false. Other answers targeting com.microsoft.VSCode do not work because you're not running MS VSCode. The command default write generates/updates files in /Library/Preferences/ appended with.plist, you have to target the right file. ⭐⭐⭐On hiatus until April! Taking a short break!⭐⭐⭐ Important note: I do not give technical support to MAC OS and my games are not Catalina compatible. Although I do export my games as macs as an option, I will not give tech support if you use mac due to their gaming unfriendly nature and their recent decisions with Catalina.
Hirameki International is testing largely uncharted waters with Animamundi, a Japanese “visual novel” that’s now available in the United States and is, for the first time, available for the Macintosh. It’s part of Hirameki’s “AnimePlay PC” line, and it’s the first Mac-compatible titles from the company. Animamundi costs $39.99.
A gothic horror story aimed primarily at the female audience, according to the publisher, Animamundi’s story takes place in a fictional Eastern European country that’s home to vampires, alchemists, homunculi and the demon Mephistopheles. Count Georik Zaberisk is the story’s central figure — an aristocrat who must immerse himself in the forbidden dark arts to restore the health of his sister.
“Visual novels” aren’t adventure games in the traditional sense. Instead, they’re what the moniker describes — stories that unfold on the screen through a series of still images and occasional Japanese anime-style animation. They’ve been likened to “Choose Your Own Adventure” novels, as viewers can make decisions about how the story unfolds along the way.
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Subtitled for English-speaking audiences, Animamundi includes the talents of major Japanese anime voice actors including stars from Fullmetal Alchemist, Revolutionary Girl Utena, Naruto, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Fruits Basket and others.
System requirements call for Mac OS 9.1 or later, including Mac OS X (it runs natively in Mac OS X, as a PowerPC binary).
Last updated on 2007/04/08: ONScripter-EN is now maintained by Haeleth; for updated builds and changelogs please go here from this point forward. ONScripter usage documentation will continue to be maintained here.
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Welcome to our support site for the Japanese visual novel scripting engine NScripter and its open-source (GPL) counterpart, ONScripter. During its heyday, NScripter was one of the single most dominant visual novel scripting engines on the market -- only AVG32/RealLive could be said to have enjoyed as much popularity as NScripter did. As a brief measure of the kind of impact that NScripter had on this market, consider the following games -- 月姫 (Tsukihime), 銀色 (Gin'iro), みずいろ (Mizuiro), 月は東に日は西に～Operation Sanctuary～ (Hanihani); these were all created using NScripter. In this day and age, companies seem to prefer to build their own engines than to use NScripter, and for that matter NScripter itself has not seen any development in several years. However, that is not to say that games that utilize NScripter are no longer made -- in fact, one of the most notable recent visual novel releases (as of May 2005) happens to have been built with NScripter: サナララ (Sa-Na-Ra-Ra) by Nekonekosoft.
ONScripter, written by Ogapee, is a GPL'd clone/replacement for Nscr.exe (the NScripter runtime executable), is built on SDL, and is easily portable to any number of operating systems. Its compatability with existing NScripter games tends to be quite good, other than the fact that there does not presently exist any top menubar functionality. We at insani are actively working with Ogapee to improve ONScripter -- and you can see what we're up to here.
You are currently on the Home page. For further information about NScripter and a brief overview of its capabilities, please go read the About/FAQ section. For a non-exhaustive list of games known to use the NScripter engine, please see the List of Games. For a nearly-comprehensive look at the commands and scripting format of NScripter, please see the Command Reference. For the latest insani-enhanced ONScripter builds (for Win32, Mac OS X, and x86 Linux) or the source code to ONScripter, please go to the ONscripter Builds section. If you're a translator who wants to get started translating an NScripter-based game -- or if you're one of the equally crazy English-speaking people who wants to write his own visual novel using NScripter -- then you'll want to pick up a copy of the Development/Translation Kit (currently Win32 only; ports to other operating systems in the works). For a quick bird's-eye view of what's been going on in ONScripter development -- especially with regard to insani's enhancements of it -- read the Changelog. Finally, for related links -- including to translation projects known to be using ONScripter and to other visual novel engine toolkits -- please head on over to the Links section.