SimReaper18

Member
Jan 11, 2019
155
212
thanks found the mod. whats a SQL also i think i found it last night
the game uses a database to store character data, including relationship points. In order to change it with debug mode, you need to use SQL, Structured Query Language, which is a language to communicate with databases.

Or you can use DB Browser for SQLite, which is an application that does the communicating for you, and allows you to change the values of the database without knowing SQL. You just need to open the database file in that application, which should look like <some name>.sqlite or <some name>.db
 
Last edited:
  • Like
Reactions: tacosnap123

Shilo

HHS+ Developer
Game Developer
Nov 2, 2017
287
817
the game uses a database to store character data, including relationship points. In order to change it with debug mode, you need to use SQL, Structured Query Language, which is a language to communicate with databases.

Or you can use DB Browser for SQLite, which is an application that does the communicating for you, and allows you to change the values of the database without knowing SQL. You just need to open the database file in that application, which should look like <some name>.sqlite or <some name>.db
The game keeps the database in-memory by default and does not write anything to disk. And while there are options in the debug menu to export and import the DB, I'd still be a bit vary of it.
Since you need to know the IDs of the persons you want to modify, even a GUI editor for the database won't get you far enough unless you know what to look for from using the Person debug tab.
 

Sir Anal

Member
Aug 19, 2021
355
671
Since you need to know the IDs of the persons you want to modify, even a GUI editor for the database won't get you far enough unless you know what to look for from using the Person debug tab.
Sorry to say, but with a minimum of patience and intelligence, it's easier and quicker to work with a tool like DB Browser SQLite than to ask on the forum. The data is not that obscure.
OK, the database is in RAM, but if you know that the database reloads every time you restart the game, that's not really a problem.
Incidentally, Slqite is used in many applications and games using Python, Java, C++, C# and many others, so it seems to me that learning it is a worthwhile investment.

Anyway, thank you and hats off to the game. Even if, for me, it's become a bit of a "gas factory", too complex...
 

SimReaper18

Member
Jan 11, 2019
155
212
The game keeps the database in-memory by default and does not write anything to disk.
oh that's weird, does it then translate the database into a save file format? And at that point, why use a database in RAM when you can just use simple data types, like arrays, hashmaps, and/or structs (if not just because it's a breaking change)? It sounds way more efficient, speed and memory wise, to use simple data structures, than to have a whole SQLite db stored in memory.
 
  • Like
Reactions: MingCR

tacosnap123

Active Member
Mar 3, 2018
689
204
i think i did find it in the debug it self and it was just set relationship with first/ last and first /last and then value but i hear or see the exicuted command but no clue if it truly worked
 

Lerd0

Devoted Member
Uploader
Donor
Jul 29, 2017
11,705
139,931
The irony of the thread being marked as abandoned again pretty much on the same day we is not lost on me.

I'll wait a bit before updating the OP, though. Past releases tended to require some hotfixes pretty soon after, and while we had testers play around with the pre-release version for a while, there still have been some last-minute changes in this one again.
...thread updated.....tag removed.....
 
  • Like
Reactions: MelonGod

Fitharia

Member
Feb 6, 2025
286
311
Nice, been ages I seen this game, it's one of the first fun games I played. Thought they were dead and gone, as couldn't find it anymore, not sure I still want to play though. Is there much new content added?
 

adam~

Member
Mar 1, 2018
316
158
wow i was not expecting this game to gain an update, i thougt this game was open source for some reason
 

HypnoKitten

Member
Feb 14, 2018
293
595
Want to be excited.. The first HHS was wonderfully addictive. So were those that followed. And I grinded this one a bit across versions, though its certainly a grind. But at some point it seems the only updates were (and seemingly still are) under the hood, the stuff that viewers don't really get to see. And in their forums the moderators (or maybe devs) were very... They really made any fans asking about the game feeling like oliver twist. 'please sir, may we have an idea of when you may have an update?' 'how dare!!'. Meh. still for nostalgia I'd be curious to try an update... but looking through the changelog, its again the same game as before, just some stuff devs did under the hood for devs. And though I'm a coder, I'm not really into code-porn.
 

Tsugumi

Well-Known Member
Oct 16, 2018
1,467
1,224
Can I play this on joiplay?
Nope.

Oh dang, it still gets updates? :eek: Nice
Holy, this is still in development.
1.9.5 to 1.10 took...1.5 years? Almost 2? I think? Strap in for the long ride.

List of "if I understand it correctly" things:

1. This is pretty much a passion project so there is no schedule or a deadline or whatever.

2. Not sure there is a "team" to speak of, either, rather a gathering of volunteers, not unlike a community project.

3. These people seem to be doing alot of under-the-hood magic along the way, too, so it stands to reason that either you add content and then said magic breaks something like an event and you have to re-add the event, or you never add the event until the "magic" side is done with, both scenarios still gobble up time.

Development is slow (for us lazy bums, anyway - not so much for the devs, I reckon) - the game got labeled as "Abandoned" here multiple times by now - but in this particular case (so far) that is because of F95 rules for the tag, not because the game is actually abandoned; development IS ongoing.
 

vrtrtr

Member
May 8, 2017
391
644
Development is slow (for us lazy bums, anyway - not so much for the devs, I reckon) - the game got labeled as "Abandoned" here multiple times by now - but in this particular case (so far) that is because of F95 rules for the tag, not because the game is actually abandoned; development IS ongoing.
I know, I wrote events for the kendo club, no idea if they're still in.
It's been like 6 years or some shit.
 
3.60 star(s) 63 Votes