Don't be scared. 3DS softmodding is as safe as it can get. And you will find help here for almost every software problem.
You and your daughter: Have fun with a modded 3DS.
You and your daughter: Have fun with a modded 3DS.
If things like this are really that scary to you, you could always, y'know, not do them? And teach your daughter to enjoy the games she already has, and save up to buy new games legitimately on the eShop?
But I'm just being silly.
Well normally I;m not scared to do stuff like this.
She does enjoy the games she already has, but playing some new games sometimes can be fun.
and now she can play emulators on there like she does on my old PSP sometimes.
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S @ salazarcosplay:or set it up that when you get injured past a certain point they have to replace your human parts with cybernetics
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S @ salazarcosplay:or have it that you don't know you are a cyborg, robot, and you find out and have a existential crisis
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S @ salazarcosplay:and you convince your owner to help you break out of the virtual world to real world
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S @ salazarcosplay:you bleack in to goverment computer systems to get cyborg schematics so you can get a robot body constructed
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btw @BigOnYa the health bar doesnt decrease when i take damage (and yes i put the "at the beggining of the scene change value of greenflatbar: set to Protagonistcopmode.Health::Health())
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@Xdqwerty there is health behaviour you can add to your character, then to use a health bar is lil more complicated, google n watch a few tutorial video on it, be too hard to explain here.
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I know you have to create a health and health max variable. Then there is a calculation you use in code to subtract width size of the health bar. Google few vids.
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