Right now I am focusing on my next game and I don't have the time to work on Aki, sorry. I might localize the game later this summer and during that I could improve camera controls, but I can't promise anything.
I'll be releasing an oculus standalone version soon so if I have the time I might do a pico version too. Don't get your hopes up though since I don't have a Pico4 and I have no way of fixing anything if it doesn't work.
Compared to the previous demo version I added a new outfit (you can select it by clicking on one of the H scenes) and made most of the h scenes interactable (instead of having a single animation that plays on its own, you got several that you can influence).
I am going for a game that is similar in feel to Tomboy Adventure, just limited to a single room (to keep the scope manageable) and with 18+ content. The demo is available on itch right now: https://tomboydrive.itch.io/akibonbon
The linux version should work fine without a vr headset. Perhaps it is an issue with the hand position? You can try moving the hand closer/further away with the q/e keys (right click to show the hand position). Perhaps that will help.
I usually just lower/raise my head and then click the "reset vr height" button until I get the height I need. Still, I can add a proper height adjust option if needed.
"Well, If you asked, i whould like to see more cool s*x animation like these"
I will be working on a new scene later in the month so there's something to look forward to.
The gap bug should be fixed in the next update, solved it a few days ago.
"Oh,and a question, how can i customise the character in flat screen, than add it in the vr version?"
That only works for desktop vr. For quest standalone you would need to manually copy the created character cards to the headset. I don't know the exact folder but the path should show up when saving a card.
I plan on working on the character editor to make it easier to use, even in vr.
It should work fine on rift. There are should be two executables in the folder. The "Aki Bonbon.exe" for the flatscreen and the "Aki Bonbon VR" for the vr version. Could you try running the flatscreen version without the headset to see if the game runs at all?
For flatscreen or vr? In flatscreen you can use mouse/spacebar to advance text and select dialogue choices. In VR you can use the "a" button for advancing the conversation and the trigger for selecting choices. There is a control list for vr in the settings menu, though I think it is bugged right now and something I need to fix -_-
It's a tradeoff. The more varied the body, the more time it takes to add new clothing (since each piece of clothing now has to fit more bodies). Question is, which is better - more body types or more clothes? I personally like the sweater/jeans combo so adding more body types is fine by me. Is there anything in particular you'd like to request?
