RustDust

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I'm running the webui-user.bat and playing in FCHost, and I think I'm close to getting this to work, but in the window I keep getting the error "TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable"
 

xmodo99

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I'm running the webui-user.bat and playing in FCHost, and I think I'm close to getting this to work, but in the window I keep getting the error "TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable"
Thanks for your answers, brothers. I had nothing in the console, since I didnt managed to connect FC to SD opening the HTML file direct in the browser, but it worked using the fchost and everything is running like a charm now.
If someone on future have the same problem, know that you NEED to run the FChost, and for this, check this guide.
I would recommend downloading the files then just running Python's simple HTTP server (this is my recommended option, ), or NodeJS serve ( ), or SimpleWebServer ( ) if you don't want to install a programming language
 
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RustDust

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I would recommend downloading the files then just running Python's simple HTTP server (this is my recommended option, ), or NodeJS serve ( ), or SimpleWebServer ( ) if you don't want to install a programming language
Those sites look even more daunting than what I've been doing. I need a more detailed explanation before I throw out all the work and downloads I already did.
 

RustDust

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For Simple Web Server:

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I appreciate you trying to help me, really... but I feel like there's some miscommunication here. I could run the game fine before. I'm just trying to get the AI image generation to work. If this is for that then I'm sorry for being stupid but other than a new way to play, nothing's changed..
 
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Your browser behaves differently if you load the game by opening the HTML file directly from a file://... URL or if you open it from a local web server using an URL starting with http://... or https://...

Running a local web server may help you to run the game in a way that makes it easier to troubleshoot the image generation.
 

svornost

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FCHost is a full bundle. It includes a browser (Chromium, already optimized for Free Cities) and a web server: this is why the AI works. But if you don't want to use FCHost, just your favorite browser + a custom web server is enough.
FCHost does not include a web server; it runs directly from the local file. You can get AI art working with FC running from a file in any decent browser just fine, if you configure XSS and CORS correctly, but the exact steps to do that vary depending on your specific browser.

RustDust said:
I'm running the webui-user.bat and playing in FCHost, and I think I'm close to getting this to work, but in the window I keep getting the error "TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable"
This is a Python error and is probably related to something in your SD setup, not to FC. Make sure you can generate images the usual way from Automatic1111 first.
 

Roderik96

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When are they going to expand the lore of Free Cities? It has been some time since there has been anything of heavy importance
 

zzczys

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Anyone can pitch ideas after signing up at the github.

Implementation is another matter entirely......
 

GammaXai

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That "progress" is just bug fixes and small events
How long will that take? because Free Cities has been without a serious and heavy update for a long time now
No clue when both will be done. They are both serious mechanical overhauls, player character changes have been going on for a while and male-ness update has been fairly heavily requested for years, presumably male slaves no longer being garbage for being male will result in a bunch of new events for people who play with them enabled and some changes to the lore.
 

Zorlond

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No clue when both will be done. They are both serious mechanical overhauls, player character changes have been going on for a while and male-ness update has been fairly heavily requested for years, presumably male slaves no longer being garbage for being male will result in a bunch of new events for people who play with them enabled and some changes to the lore.
Is one of the changes making dicks not be XY-exclusive? (outside surgery)
 

MagnaSonic3000

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I mean men are the ones that have them, a natural woman is never gonna have a penis unless it was grafted on to her. That's how FC describes it as; a futa is a woman who had a penis grown for her, you're not gonna find natural female dicks.

I kinda like the idea that they added some genetic thing where natural women with sperm can only make daughters. Without a male, there's no chance the Y chromosome can enter the egg and turn it male, so it'll always be a girl. Although I swear in older builds I've seen daughters grow up as natural futas. Maybe I'm just crazy.

Also what character rework? The fact you can grow your character's dick or have bigger boobs than the game usually allows sounds like they did enhance the master a bit.
 

svornost

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Obviously I can't compile the game on Android, right?
If you've installed both a bash-compatible shell terminal and tweego on your android device, you should absolutely be able to build just fine, similar to how you would on linux. I think termux is bash by default, so basically:
1. Install termux from the Play Store or whatever
2. Run pkg install tweego from termux, and make sure that running tweego -v outputs some lines starting "tweego, version 2.1.1+...." or similar.
3. Extract the pregmod source zip, or pkg install git and clone the repository the usual way.
4. Run ./compile.sh from the root directory of the source tree.

If messing around with a terminal in android makes you uncomfortable, then no, you can't compile the game on android.
 
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