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| title      = ONScripter WII
 
| title      = ONScripter WII
| version    = v07.2009
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| version    = v07.2009a
 
| type        = game engine
 
| type        = game engine
 
| author      = [[User:Brijohn|Brian]]
 
| author      = [[User:Brijohn|Brian]]
 
| source      = http://github.com/brijohn/onscripter-wii/tree/master
 
| source      = http://github.com/brijohn/onscripter-wii/tree/master
| download    = http://cloud.github.com/downloads/brijohn/onscripter-wii/onscripter-wii.tar.bz2
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| download    = https://github.com/downloads/brijohn/onscripter-wii/onscripter-wii.tar.bz2
 
| peripherals = {{Wiimote}} {{FrontSD}} {{USBMouse}} {{USBKeyboard}}
 
| peripherals = {{Wiimote}} {{FrontSD}} {{USBMouse}} {{USBKeyboard}}
 
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==Changes==
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== Changes ==
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v07.2009a
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* Fixed bug preventing Tsukihime from working
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* Changed path delimiter to semicolon
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* Mouse no longer leaves trail
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v07.2009
 
v07.2009
 
* Merged latest upstream changes
 
* Merged latest upstream changes
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* added missing default.ttf to the test game
 
* added missing default.ttf to the test game
  
==Description==
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== Description ==
  
 
'''ONScripter''' is an opensource cross-platform clone of the NScripter Visual Novel engine. The original ONScripter was written by Opagee the fork that supports the English language is maintained by [http://dev.haeleth.net/onscripter.shtml Haeleth]
 
'''ONScripter''' is an opensource cross-platform clone of the NScripter Visual Novel engine. The original ONScripter was written by Opagee the fork that supports the English language is maintained by [http://dev.haeleth.net/onscripter.shtml Haeleth]
  
==Usage==
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== Usage ==
  
 
After extracting ONScripter to your SD Card you will need to install your game files into a directory under /apps/onscripter/games/.
 
After extracting ONScripter to your SD Card you will need to install your game files into a directory under /apps/onscripter/games/.
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</source>
 
</source>
  
==Visual Novels==
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== Visual Novels ==
 
[http://www.shii.org/translate/ Translated visual novel downloads]<br />
 
[http://www.shii.org/translate/ Translated visual novel downloads]<br />
 
[http://altogether.insani.org/ Altogether: Free translated visual novels]<br/>
 
[http://altogether.insani.org/ Altogether: Free translated visual novels]<br/>
 
[http://www.tsukuru.info/tlwiki/index.php?title=Main_Page Visual Novel Wiki]
 
[http://www.tsukuru.info/tlwiki/index.php?title=Main_Page Visual Novel Wiki]
 
==Issues==
 
* Mouse pointer leaves trail behind it.
 
  
 
[[Category:Homebrew using libwiigui]]
 
[[Category:Homebrew using libwiigui]]

Latest revision as of 05:04, 21 August 2022

ONScripter WII
General
Author(s)Brian
TypeGame engine
Versionv07.2009a
Links
Download
Source
Downloadable via the Homebrew Browser
Peripherals
Wiimote.svg Loads files from the Front SD slot USB Mouse USB Keyboard

Changes

v07.2009a

  • Fixed bug preventing Tsukihime from working
  • Changed path delimiter to semicolon
  • Mouse no longer leaves trail

v07.2009

  • Merged latest upstream changes
  • Fixed mp3/audio issues

v04.2009a

  • Merged latest upstream changes
  • Fixed specifying multiple archive paths
  • Added ogg_only option to xml file

v04.2009

  • Added Graphical menu using libwiigui
  • Added ability to delete and add games via gui

v03.2009

  • updated to latest svn version of ONScripter-En
  • Fixed crash when playing mp3 files
  • added missing default.ttf to the test game

Description

ONScripter is an opensource cross-platform clone of the NScripter Visual Novel engine. The original ONScripter was written by Opagee the fork that supports the English language is maintained by Haeleth

Usage

After extracting ONScripter to your SD Card you will need to install your game files into a directory under /apps/onscripter/games/. These usually consist of a 0.txt or nscript.dat file and a arc.nsa or arc.sar files.

Next edit the games.xml file found in /apps/onscripter.

Once the game is added to the games.xml file you can simply launch ONScripter from the HBC and select the game you wish to play.


Each entry in the games.xml file should look similar to the following:

 <game id="" title=""> <!-- Games are sorted in the menu based on id with the title displayed. -->
    <english /> <!-- Activates English language mode. Default is Japanese -->
    <root path="/path/to/game/root" /> <!-- Specifies path to installed game files (Required) -->
    <save path="/path/to/save/dir" /> <!-- Specifies path to place save games at. Default is root path -->
    <font file="/path/to/font/file" /> <!-- Specifies ttf file to use with game. Default is default.ttf in root path -->
    <registry file="/path/to/registry/file" /> <!-- Specifies registry file to use with game. Default is registry.txt in root path -->
 </game>

Visual Novels

Translated visual novel downloads
Altogether: Free translated visual novels
Visual Novel Wiki