Silverpine

The reworked long-term memory system breaks backwards compatibility with NPC memory files from versions before 1.0.0. Load the old save in the new version, then export the memories again, then you can import them wherever you need.

NPCs can't follow you while in the process of traveling between world tiles, so this is an "immersive" way of canceling the action without simply having nothing happen at all. She shouldn't be standing around then though, unless you're on 1.0.1 where this can very rarely happen.

i think ive figured it out, i was teleported, when i slept in a bed, it fixed itself, if i see it again, i'll take a screenshot

when you buy the old shed you get a good chunk of land with it to build on

NPCs give you a key to their home and access to their plot at high relationship. Hayden's, Aldric's, and Rosalyn's plots should all connect to the purchasable plot seamlessly.

There's a button in the settings that takes you to the folder. In that folder just duplicate the "Custom Character Example" folder, change the folder name to the name of your character, then replace the sprites inside with your own.
There's also a JSON file inside that specifies the character description given to the AI, dialog sprite placement, and racials. You can open it with any text editor or online JSON editor.
Description and racials should be self-explanatory, dialog sprite placement is trial-and-error since it depends on personal preference.

In the meantime, asking/begging NPC's for food and to use their beds is way to subsist for free, as a leech.  You can even make a game out of it if you prefer, by becoming friends with them first and moving in with them, or just straight offer "favors" for such (the merchant NPC will often jump at the chance to give you stuff for "favors").  For example, one of the characters I RP became the guard's squire, and so he let's me sleep in his bed and I get rations and equipment and pay for slaying enemies from him.  Really as long as you can convince a character to do something, they probably have the power to do it. Just be mindful that sometimes they'll hallucinate functions that they are not capable of doing or that don't even exist in the game yet--one of my earliest bad experiences was being sent on a wild goose chase from NPC to NPC to get my items repaired, ther eis no item repair function in the game yet.

You can send me the save file again. I didn't see any other parts of the game using suspicious amounts of resources during saving/loading though.

There's no way to create new ones. What kind of racials would you like to have in the game?

There will be gear enchantments with various effects including carry weight. I'm also taking another look at material balance for structures in general.

Just tools and weapons right now.

They can leave the town world tile as part of their routines, but they can't while following you, and will actively refuse if you ask them while they're not on the town world tile.
This is simply because that feature would require a suprising amount of work to develop and doesn't seem that important right now, so it's low priority.

There's currently hard limit of 7 main characters because Nemo (the model) breaks down after ~4,000 tokens of context/memory.
One token is about 3/4th of a word, and everything the NPC knows, including the short term memory of the current conversation and information about every other NPC living in the village has to fit in there.
Mirel is an 8th character but the other NPCs knowledge about her is located in the same place as NPCs knowledge about less relevant information like items or locations which doesn't take up context tokens.
This only works because Mirel isn't always around. I tried moving all NPCs there but it doesn't work out because it's a less organic way of incorporating information.

A better model, preferably with linear instead of quadratic attention is required for more main characters but there isn't one yet.

Thanks for the info.

Disable your antivirus then. It really shouldn't be flagging it though.

The pixelart is AI too. And the entire premise of the game is that it is all AI. There is even a guide included on how to make your own character. You say the dev "cheaped out" but they're only selling the game for 8 dollars, with a large amount of the content being free and included in the demo anyway. Having to budget for hiring an artist would triple this games price at least.

im sorry you feel that way about the game but look at it this way the dev is in new lands here a game like this hasnot been done b4 give it a chans see ware it go 

not that deep. not everyone has the art skills, nor the money to hire an artist. plus, I probably wouldn't connect with the characters as much as I do if they looked differently. i mean cmon,  'destroying the environment'? it's ai. and so is the whole game anyway. just goon and move on

Go into Silverpine_Data\StreamingAssets and open a command prompt there.

Then do: koboldcpp.exe --model "model.gguf" --usecublas --gpulayers 17 --quiet --multiuser 100 --skiplauncher --highpriority

Replace --usecublas with --usevulkan if you have an AMD GPU.
Replace 17 with 27 if you have 8 gb of vram, or 43 if you have 10 gb or more.

This will make it show the full error without closing.

I can add a verbosity slider, but it'll be more of a suggestion to the AI than something that can be enforced. If you're talking to Gareth or Oriana it's just part of their characters.

There is none right now. 
The NPCs are prone to lying because it's an inherit property of LLM based AI.
If two different NPCs give you wildly different answers to a question without having exchanged information/having overheard the conversation by being nearby, it's not part of their knowledge database and they made it up.

Looks like a save file folder access permission problem. Try launching the game as administrator, or if this is the browser version try another browser.

thats great news for ya, Now stay off of your PC and Touch some grass, after that, Play with your Family, Tell him about the things you never told them about and you kept it an secret.

Thanks for providing your save file. I was able to identify the problem and fix it.
It has been very valuable to me since someone else already reported this bug before but I couldn't reproduce it.
The game will automatically repair your existing save when you load it.

Will be fixed next update. Thanks for reporting it.

Does the command prompt open and then do nothing for forever like for kuu24? Everything should set itself up automatically.

1. You're prompted to choose server or GPU
2. You choose GPU
3. The game tells you that both files are missing
4. The game downloads KoboldCPP
5. The game downloads the AI model
6. A command prompt opens and KoboldCPP loads the model, which should take 2 minutes at most depending on your drive speed

You shouldn't have to manually do anything with the .exe at all.
If the command prompt opens and then does nothing after "High priority for Windows Set...", perhaps there's a problem with this older version of KoboldCPP and the newest Nvidia drivers? I have no way of verifying this myself because I use a 1070.
Does the command prompt open and then close by itself?
Can you further describe your issue specifically?

You're right, the ranged weapon logic did break at some point. Thanks for reporting it.

Also the shed thing is probably not a bug but simply the fact that you don't actually unlock the shed if Gareth gives you the key to it through other means in RP without selling it to you, it's a purely cosmetic item in 0.8. This will be a feature in 0.9 though.

Use a Unity asset ripping tool to rip them if you need them, they don't exist as plain files.

As of now you just die if your sanity reaches 0.

There's no modding support outside of custom player characters right now.