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Instantane de reference de la reprise de migration (2026-09-29). Contient GI.uasset tel que trouve (copie UE4 identique a 4.27, MD5 F4550DA5DC05FC005400CDCA2FC123C9). Ajouts de ce commit : .gitattributes (aucune conversion de fin de ligne), regles .gitignore CHG-001, Tools/ (Snapshot, Restore, AssetHeaders), empreintes L0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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GETTING STARTED
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LifePlay content is both moddable ('modification') and modular ('module'): even the 'official' content is really 'just a mod'.
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A mod consists of a folder that goes into the LifePlay/Content/Modules folder.
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At the very least it should contain an .lpmod file, which contains its basic meta-information:
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MODULE_UNIQUEID: vin_NTR // unique ID for the mod, must match the mod folder's name under Content\Modules
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MODULE_NAME: Official Netorare Module
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MODULE_AUTHOR: Vinfamy
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MODULE_LINK: www.loverslab.com
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MODULE_DESCRIPTION: Netorare, cuckoldry, being cheated on - aka the most divisive fetish on the internet
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MODULE_REQUIREMENTS: vin_VanillaRealistic // The UniqueID of mods that are needed in order for this one to work. If your mod refers to another's stats, actions, scenes etc, you need to fill this in.
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The most easily moddable content consists of:
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- Scenes, which are in .lpscene files. These are the virtual-novel type story situations that potentially lead to sex. See Docs/Modding/FullGuides/Writing_Scenes.txt
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- Actions, which are in .lpaction files. These are the activities you can choose when you click on a building. See Docs/Modding/FullGuides/Creating_Actions.txt
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- Descriptions, which are in .lpdesc files. These are the narrations that appear in the top right corner during a sex scene. See Docs/Modding/FullGuides/Writing_Sex_Text.txt
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- DirtyTalks, which are in .lptalk files. These are dialogue lines floating near characters during sex scenes.See Docs/Modding/FullGuides/Writing_Sex_Text.txt
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- Stats, which are in .lpstat files. They contain stats that the player and/or NPCs have, and are consulted in other file types. See Docs/Modding/ShortGuides/explanation.lpstat
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- Characters, which are in .lpcharacter files. They are generated in-game when characters are created, and you can also export them when in the character creation menu. They can contain a variety of information. When placed inside a mod folder, they can be used as character presets by the player and by Scene scripts that generate or modify characters. See Docs/Modding/FullGuides/Creating_Presets.txt
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It's definitely best to write and edit such files in a text editor that is good for coding and scripting. Avoid word processors such as Microsoft Word like the plague. These docs contain a syntax highlighter for Notepad++, so unless you prefer Atom or something, you should probably use NP++. It's free.
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How you organize these files inside your own mod is really up to you. The vin_Base module's way of organizing them in folders by file type is a pretty good standard to follow though.
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If two mods contain the exact same file in the same place, the one lowest in the load order wins. You can manage the load order in-game with the mod manager (ctrl-M). |