/yn/ - Yume Nikki General

>>8971
Just make your own

>>8973
Any good tips? I know I can get a sweater in a similar color, but how do I do the window decal? That's the issue.
Maybe a patch I guess? Hmm…

>>8974
From what I’ve heard from people that occasionally get custom stuff done to clothes, embroidery is the best option, costly but worth it. But there are other interesting fabric printing techniques if you don’t like the look of embroidery.

I can’t see this very well on your image, but the shirt you shared does seem to be embroidered.
You can get in touch with any physical or online store that prints shirts and order this design. If you chose a physical store, you can buy the shirt and give them to work on it. If online, they usually require you chose a model of the shirts they sell, and sometimes their colour choices suck, or you can only order in bulk. You can also just ask a seamstress to do it if you chose embroidery or an embroidered patch, but some may refuse.

You can get an embroidered patch online like on etsy and get it stitched on a shirt. Maybe you’ll have to ask for a custom made one. I wasn’t able to find any with the window design for sale right now. Or try to embroider it yourself as the window isn’t an extremely hard design to do.

>>8975
Sounds good to me, makes me wonder does it have to be a sweater? Seems too thick and hot in my area. I wonder if it would work for say, a normal long sleeve shirt?

the sweater restocked a few days ago, you should be able to buy it now

got past it, but now internal error crash upon loading the game

You need the RTP for RPGmaker2000 anon

>>8439
Aside from YNDD being fanfiction.net material, it takes place after Yume Nikki, so Madotsuki could have aged between that period.

I come here when Im bored, but I also love looking at the pictures people post here. Seriously theres some good eye candy here

>>6468
Same here. The game really left a strong impression on me back in the day and it's become one of those things I keep going back to. I just want to keep experiencing the feelings and to help others experience all things Yume Nikki too.

bored, /fg/, occasionally checkin if we're dead yet

I like yume nikki and this site is comf af for when i get bored of using 4chan

YN is like a loneliness simulator

Comparable?
Diving under water with that oxygen task is camparable to SUICICDE

>>8966
it's art, yume nikki resonates with so many because the creator is exceptionally good at conveying their emotions. I think personally this is why.

>>8977
This is close. I like the idea of diving into someone else's loneliness. It's not rare when I'm playing YM or one of the fan games I catch myself thinking about the guy who made the game sitting alone in his room working at sprites and codes. Maybe the person behind the game is not lonely at all but it doesn't really matter because I'm projecting my own loneliness onto everything and YM seems particularly susceptible to this.

>>9009
Just to repeat: I can't use a computer at the moment but I require the game files for a personal project. So I can't run the installer to get them.

Sounds shifty. Are you a journalist?

How are you going to play it without a computer?
Maybe on your PSP or somethin'

>>9011
no and why would that be bad?
>>9012
Yes partly and also my computers are down.

please guys

The other rooms are there, but they're invisible to her because they don't matter to her. Only her dreams, her room, and the concrete road below matter.

That's a nice rug…

>>8994
What was at that day?

wow

https://gofile.io/?c=SFrxW7

Here's the NASU APK.

can't get it to show anything other than the "Working…" screen

>>8982
Do you have javascript enabled?
What browser are you using? Is it up to date?
If you press F12 and check the "Console" tab, does it show any errors?

I should've maybe specified this doesn't support mobile. Also I'm a noob at web development so I'm basically just grasping at straws.

Congratulations, it's just as bad and frustrating as the original.

How long did it take you? It's a pretty neat project to learn HTML5 and whatnot.

>>8986
Way too long. The first version didn't make use of webgl so it ran like molasses. Then I started looking into webgl, but it's a total nightmare so I ended up using a library called PixiJS which legitimately made things a million times easier. Took me like 2 weeks on-and-off.

Protip: if you're making an HTML5 game, make sure it uses (or defualts to) webgl. Let something like PixiJS take care of the blood sacrifices and satanic rituals that webgl requires. Or better yet use a framework like Phaser (which uses PixiJS) so you don't have to reinvent a dozen wheels, even if you think it's overkill.