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1. UTAU ENGLISH PATCH TUTORIAL MAC OSX
2. UTAU ENGLISH PATCH TUTORIAL INSTALL
3. UTAU ENGLISH PATCH TUTORIAL ISO
4. UTAU ENGLISH PATCH TUTORIAL DOWNLOAD
5. UTAU ENGLISH PATCH TUTORIAL WINDOWS

UTAU ENGLISH PATCH TUTORIAL MAC OSX

This instructions posted above mine are right…the below is what I did to run it on my MAC OSX Lion…Ī)used ISOBUSTER (on a pc or mac running VMWARE/Parallels/VirtualBox and WinXP or Win7, since ISOBUSTER is pc only) to open the CCD file & to extract the “tsukihime” directory (the one that shows under the blue label in ISOBUSTER).ī) Installed the game from the resulting “tsukihime” dir extracted from ISOBUSTER.Ĭ) Also extracted the 10 wav files with ISOBUSTER.ĭ) Converted the WAV files to OGG, since I’m on OSX, I downloaded the free XLD app to convert sound files.Į) Rename the resulting OFF files with no black space in their names…e.g. I honestly hope this helps in the future, and I really hope too that I’m not the only one with the issue…

UTAU ENGLISH PATCH TUTORIAL WINDOWS

It must be my OS because I don’t see this issue anywhere else in the comments and I’m sure the majority of commenters are on Windows 7…. However, putting the image on a disc and installing from there fixed my issue. ccd, in which no image files would load during gameplay because they were not found (says the stderr.txt file that appears once you start the game for the first time). Plus, I had an issue after installation from using the extracted files of the. I followed other tutorials above but only came to failure.

I decided to just make a straightforward tutorial for anyone having my issue in which a virtual drive was not recognized in CDex.

UTAU ENGLISH PATCH TUTORIAL INSTALL

I had a hard time using CDex because it wouldn’t recognize either of the virtual drive software i have, so it made it way easier to just buy a few blank CDs and install everything from the disc. Convert the CD tracks to compressed audio files and put them in the CD folder of the game and named them track01, track02, etc….

UTAU ENGLISH PATCH TUTORIAL ISO

Then use CDex to convert the files on the CD (go to track 11, then the Tsukihime with the red ISO icon) to OGG format by going into options > encoder and changing your encoder to OGG Vorbis. Then, open the first patch file and install the game, using the disc in your drive rather than the extracted. Use whatever image burning software you have (i use ImgBurn) and burn the. Instead of doing all the hard work, why not go out, spend 5 dollars or less on CD-R/RWs and do it this way? Go to the read me notepad to figure it out by yourself 😉

UTAU ENGLISH PATCH TUTORIAL DOWNLOAD

Go to your game directory, or the folder that you’ve decided to download the actual game in. Then you downloaded the first patch.Īfter you’re done with that, you then download the “Tsukihime_English_v1.2_update”ĭo the exact same thing. Then double click, or just choose “arc.sar”. Click into that folder, then go to “tsukihime” folder. You will see that the folder of the new folder turns out to be a disk shape. Then just simply go to that folder that you have just created. Open “Tsukihime_English_v1.1”, basically the patch of the game that you’ve downloaded. Click dat, if this open up a folder with stuff in it. CLick dat, go to the folder, open the tsuki d one. Mount to : Folder “for this one, create a new folder that’s empty, then click that … thing and choose the folder”Īnd then click that rectangle looking drive, just below, or bottom left the overall interface of daemon tool.

And the game itself.Īfter finished installing daemon tool.

( ) download this “free with ad” after finished downloading patch 1.1 and 1.2. I fucking hated that mood-swing bitch.ģ/10. Oh and Fuck! not even Fullscreen mode (Are you fucking serious?)Įdit: there actually is a Fullscreen toggle, and just guess what it is, Alt+Enter… no… it’s the F key!!! (Sigh) Also there’s some key, dunno which, to make text appear instantly, unless you like torturing yourself with the slowest text in vn history.įuck this game. No Music (Yeah, believe or not this crappy game doesn’t even have bgm, the most basic think you’d expect – how mediocre). Dude, I had more fun playing Monmusu Quest and that game was bad!!! Only worthwhile characters are Hisui and maybe Arihiko (tho they butcher him in the anime). Head about to explode, Thump, thump, thump, Vampires, Rinse and repeat like 17 times, H-scene, The End. When I first got this game, being aware of its popularity, I had huge expectations – only to see them quickly crushed.