Get Out of Bed v0.2.2
A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux
v0.2.2 brings a complete visual overhaul!
Get Out of Bed is a story-driven adult VN game focused on player choice.
This game deals with many heavy themes such as mental health and suicide, so if you're uncomfortable with these topics, this might not be the game for you.
The story:
Your (relationship customizable) Seth has locked himself in his apartment and has been avoiding contact with everyone for weeks. So you decide to show up at his apartment. Everything you do or say will have an impact in one way or another.
Meet the people in Seth's life. Make friends and enemies. Show as much or as little empathy as you please. Pursue serious relationships or casual sex. You are in control here. The first step: Get Out of Bed.
Features:
Romancable Characters
Multiple paths and endings
Free roam areas
Phone to interact with other characters
Stats system
Relationship system
Player inventory
Implemented cheats (Not recommended for first playthrough)
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Development log
- v0.2.2 is live!80 days ago
- Render Preview for v0.2.282 days ago
- v0.2.2 Progress Update92 days ago
- v0.2.1 notes97 days ago
- v0.2 is live!97 days ago
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are you using 3delight to render the visuals for this game?
I have been so far, yes. The 3DL renders serve as a placeholder for now as I am pretty new to daz and rendering in general. I've been working on Iray renders to replace the 3DL ones, but it's been a slow process as you can imagine, lol.
oh, so this is an early version of the first release then?
what made you decide to make placeholders before you render with iray?
Great question! One I should have an answer to.. I guess I subconsciously like creating more work for myself.
I don't know if it was a "decision" as much as it was something that happened. 3DL rendered much faster and I wanted something for reference while I worked, so it made sense to my dumb brain at the time. Iray was tricky to find the balance between quality and time consumption for me. Like I said, I'm extremely new to all of this, so I haven't worked out a streamlined process yet. But I'm learning every day. Mostly because of my screw-ups, but hey... Still learning. 👍
i'm a blender boy, not a daz dude, so i'm not too sure of how exactly rendering works in daz, but i think rendering in iray at a lower sample size could be a solution worth considering. i'd say the difference between 2000 and 500 samples is pretty minor and you can save a great deal of time in doing so. i dunno if daz has a built-in denoiser, but there are programs like photoshop, and even websites online that can do that for you, without affecting the quality of the image. i'm sure some deeper research would provide better solutions than me though.
how long have you been a dev for?
better question, how long have you been working on this project?
I appreciate the advice. I think I've tweaked it to a good place now, and like you said, the sample size helped tremendously. I've re-rendered a few scenes so far, but they aren't integrated yet.
I think I started this project 6 or 7 weeks ago with a one week haitus to move to a new state, so I haven't been a dev long. It feels weird to refer to myself as a dev when 2 months ago I knew nothing about coding or game development.
How about you?