This quote does not seem to work for the game I’m modding (the one mentioned above). Is there any other event listener other than “pause” such as “stopped” or “removed”?
Just noticed that I’ve attached wrong code, try changing pm.storage to null.
video.addEventListener("pause", function(event) { playScript(null); });
and also add similar one to code below
video2.addEventListener("play", function(event) { playScript(video_pm.storage); }); video2.addEventListener("seeked", function(event) { playScript(video_pm.storage); });
video2.addEventListener("pause", function(event) { playScript(null); });
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Thanks. In the case of momiji this still doesn’t work quite right, though.
Line114 -
video2.addEventListener("pause", function(event) {
playScript(null);
});
This code doesn’t seem to do anything. The game does not use video2 to handle its scene playback I suppose?
Line 75 -
video.addEventListener("pause", function(event) {
playScript(null);
});
This code had an effect. It does stop the script playback if one attends the pause menu. But it also stops script playback whenever the scene has been switched.
(The game had a cross-fade transition between scenes which makes the previous video stops after the new one begins to play. Could this be the cause of this issue?)
kag.tag_ext.csv (rename to .js)
kag.tag_ext.txt (43.9 KB)
Can you test if this code works?
Added scriptPlayer on the top of the js file, and changed event listeners
video2.addEventListener(“play”, function(event) {scriptPlayer.playScript(video_pm.storage);});
video2.addEventListener(“seeked”, function(event) {scriptPlayer.playScript(video_pm.storage);});
video2.addEventListener(“pause”, function(event) {scriptPlayer.stopScript(video_pm.storage);});
video.addEventListener(“play”, function(event) {scriptPlayer.playScript(pm.storage);});
video.addEventListener(“seeked”, function(event) {scriptPlayer.playScript(pm.storage);});
video.addEventListener(“pause”, function(event) {scriptPlayer.stopScript(pm.storage);});
- just reuploaded file, updated guide above.
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Works flawlessly! This will also be helpful when modding other games.
Incorporated your code into the game’s mod. Thanks so much for the contribution!
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I’m not sure if this is the correct way to fix this problem, try replacing play event listener with timeupdate event listener.
video.addEventListener("play", function(event) {scriptPlayer.playScript(pm.storage);});
to
video.addEventListener("timeupdate", function(event) {
video.removeEventListener("timeupdate", arguments.callee);
scriptPlayer.playScript(pm.storage);
});
,
video2.addEventListener("play", function(event) {scriptPlayer.playScript(video_pm.storage);});
to
video2.addEventListener("timeupdate", function(event) {
video2.removeEventListener("timeupdate", arguments.callee);
scriptPlayer.playScript(video_pm.storage);
});
In the case for Avy, I think it’s due to the game stalling before the video begins to play. So the scene switches, scripts are played, but the video playback starts ~200ms after.
This doesn’t happen with Momiji, which is made with Tyrano V5 and reads much more faster.
I’ll try out the code anyway and see if they helps.
I also noticed this and thought it was an engine related problem, not a Funscript Player related problem.
I checked video event cycle and found that timeupdate event is called 200~300ms after play event is occured.
with Momiji, timeupdate event is called 50~80ms before play event, I don’t think we need to update the code on the other games if they don’t have sync related problem.
or just adding a little delay when calling the playScript function on the video play event will work too.
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Tested the Timeupdate event listener code and it greatly improved sync with Avy (FunscriptPlayer v1.2 and v1.12.1 beta).
This is the modded file:
kag.tag_ext.txt (42.8 KB)
I guess this is definitely the method to use for this particular game. I will update the game mod once the new version drops.
Also might worth notifying @to4st for this discovery.
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Another Tyrano V5 game, Otutome Sakuya, has been modded by the community. I have attempted to mod the game using our code but have encountered some issues.
The game had an interesting file structure. Under \data\video, scenes for the same stage are grouped into individual folders.
Say the game plays 1.mp4 on stage 1, the application will try to play 1/1. This is impossible to provide a matching script for because filename cannot include “/”.
Curiously, in the mod provided by @vylon, the name formatting have changed to 1-1.
I wondered how this was done. And it turns out vylon did more modification to app.asar and have reworked the file structure completely. If i have not mistaken, they must have also touched other code to make the game run.
So what I’m thinking is, is it possible to achieve this name conversion (either announced by the game or interpreted in Funscript Player) without heavily modifying the game files like this? Games can get updates and it’d be better to not carry out such rework each time.
It can be easily done by editing this part, replacing “/” with “-” will work.
filterScriptName: function(scriptName) {
return scriptName.substr(0, scriptName.lastIndexOf('.')) || scriptName;
},
filterScriptName: function(scriptName) {
scriptName = scriptName.replace("/", "-");
return scriptName.substr(0, scriptName.lastIndexOf('.')) || scriptName;
},
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Thank you! Knowing how to read JavaScript helps… kag.tag_ext.txt
Here, a lite version of the Sakuya mod with modified kag.tag_ext.js and 99DM’s script only.
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It’s just simple
Tyrano games are controlled by scenario files in app.asar
You can modify the scenario file yourself
For example
Original script in main.ks
Use / symbols for folder structure in Tyrano games
But funscript players don’t have a deep folder structure
Also, you cannot use the / symbol in the file name
So I changed it like this
‘/’ Modified to use the ‘-’ symbol instead
The ‘-’ symbol does not have any special function in Tyrannogames, and can also be used in file names
All scripts associated with .mp4 have been modified
Rename all videos to new rules
After that, take it out of its original location and put it in the video folder
like this
As a result, the funscript player can access the video without going deeper into the structure
I apologize for my poor English
If you have the original game, you can easily find the difference
title_screen.ks, main.ks, bossrush.ks three files changed
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I can’t believe I didn’t know an easy way
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Thank you for the insight! We are not familiar with Tyranoscripts, so this will be very helpful when modding other games. 
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Some useful information discovered by @ZeroScripts :
TyranoBuilder can utilize “.tpatch” files to add additional data, or overwrite existing files, even if they’re still compiled in the .exe or app.asar. This allows us to include all the mod-specific content into a single file, which then can be easily added to the game.
The “.tpatch” file itself is simply made out of a .zip, containing all the necessary files in their original folder structure (e.g., [gamename]\tyrano\plugins\kag\kag.tag_ext.js), which is then changed to the extension .tpatch. The file must also have the same name as the game’s .exe and be in the same directory.
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I’ve gathered and am testing quite a few Tyrano games now.
For most of them, I managed to get the integration working and it’s just a matter of making the scripts (since I’m new to scripting, this is gonna take me some time tho 
).
Some of the games however, don’t just call or have video files, but instead use Live2D assets for the animation.
Other games, like MountBatten’s Aesop’s Fables (and maybe his upcoming game as well), even seem to use a combination of both, videos that are then called by .csv files in the scenarios.
@affqprow & @vylon do you maybe have an idea on how to intercept the animations in those cases?
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The Tyranno builder seems to play the video with the mtn number in the model file.
When specifying the mtn number in the scenario file, it must be sent to the player.
But I’m sorry I don’t know how.
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