What's new

RPG RPG Maker Loli [Tsukinomizu Project] 苗床デモンズグラウンド ~奈落の孕姫~ / Naedoko Demon's Ground (RJ165659 / RE165659)


Gummiel I was wondering if you could see a good picture for Sand Arm, Nev Ers Top, Wood Eating Insect and/or Poison Fang Tentacle in the editor? OR tell me how I could view it without actually playing the game? Because I'm trying to use actual pictures without taking screenshots for this part of the guide.
 
Last edited:
Gummiel I was wondering if you could see a good picture for Sand Arm, Nev Ers Top, Wood Eating Insect and/or Poison Fang Tentacle in the editor? OR tell me how I could view it without actually playing the game? Because I'm trying to use actual pictures without taking screenshots for this part of the guide.
Well for viewing it yourself, all the pictures for the game are in the /graphics folder of the game in png format(for enemies like those you mentioned the subfolder /battlers would be the one to look in), for that alone(which would probably be better quality and resolution than a Screenshot I might give of the editor entry).

Also the editor is currently on sale on humble bundle for about €5 (all the RPGM editors does go on deep(the older the version the deeper the discount) semi-frequest sales on both steam and humble, WAY overpriced to buy them at full price).
To actually open the game in the editor, if you get it, you will need to first create a new empty project (you can delete it after again if you want). Once you have that new project go into its folder and find the Game.rvproj2 file, and copy that over ro the Naedoko Demons ground folder (the base folder where the game.exe is located) and that will be the "entry" point the editor uses to open the game. It is that easy yes to open a RPGM game in the respective editor (ofc game and editor version have to match or things will not work properly). Keep in mind if you do that as well, that even the translated game still have a LOT of internal names in japanese, like map names and such, that are not shown to the player. The only reason they have been in English in my Screenshot is due to the things I been doing with the game and how often I used it I went ahead and manually translated those myself at some point to make it easier to navigate it
 
i spent some time scrolling through the post history but i can't fine the post on how to get all the outfits how do i get the angel one again? ive beat the game and am doing post-game clean up
 
i spent some time scrolling through the post history but i can't fine the post on how to get all the outfits how do i get the angel one again? ive beat the game and am doing post-game clean up
One of the Side Rooms in the "1st prison" in the Knights HQ. Be sure to bring Troymel with you
 
Well for viewing it yourself, all the pictures for the game are in the /graphics folder of the game in png format(for enemies like those you mentioned the subfolder /battlers would be the one to look in), for that alone(which would probably be better quality and resolution than a Screenshot I might give of the editor entry).

Also the editor is currently on sale on humble bundle for about €5 (all the RPGM editors does go on deep(the older the version the deeper the discount) semi-frequest sales on both steam and humble, WAY overpriced to buy them at full price).
To actually open the game in the editor, if you get it, you will need to first create a new empty project (you can delete it after again if you want). Once you have that new project go into its folder and find the Game.rvproj2 file, and copy that over ro the Naedoko Demons ground folder (the base folder where the game.exe is located) and that will be the "entry" point the editor uses to open the game. It is that easy yes to open a RPGM game in the respective editor (ofc game and editor version have to match or things will not work properly). Keep in mind if you do that as well, that even the translated game still have a LOT of internal names in japanese, like map names and such, that are not shown to the player. The only reason they have been in English in my Screenshot is due to the things I been doing with the game and how often I used it I went ahead and manually translated those myself at some point to make it easier to navigate it
Actually I have figured out that MOST of the pictures can be found in the folder in graphics in another folder named battlers.... UNFORTUATELY Sand Arm, Nev Ers Top, Wood Eating Insect and Poison Fang Tentacle are all missing from that folder... I'm still figuring out which monsters are missing.... THOUGH the Enemies wiki was able to save me from a few of the missing monsters.... Unfortunately they don't have ALL of the monsters pictures... there since it shows so many missing.... Unless I'm somehow missing them.....
 
Last edited:
Actually I have figured out that MOST of the pictures can be found in the folder in graphics in another folder named battlers.... UNFORTUATELY Sand Arm, Nev Ers Top, Wood Eating Insect and Poison Fang Tentacle are all missing from that folder... I'm still figuring out which monsters are missing.... THOUGH the Enemies wiki was able to save me from a few of the missing monsters.... Unfortunately they don't have ALL of the monsters pictures... there since it shows so many missing.... Unless I'm somehow missing them.....
That is the folder I said ;)

And they are absolutely there
Sand Arm: dg_a_010.png
Nev Ers Top: dg_a_062.png
Wood Eating Insect: dg_a_025.png
Poison Fang Tentacle: dg_a_064.png
 
That is the folder I said ;)

And they are absolutely there
Sand Arm: dg_a_010.png
Nev Ers Top: dg_a_062.png
Wood Eating Insect: dg_a_025.png
Poison Fang Tentacle: dg_a_064.png
Those ARE for the one's that I already have. The ones I'm looking for are the 2nd half of each picture.
 

Attachments

  • Dark Mana Drainer Worm and Poison Fang Tentacle.png
    Dark Mana Drainer Worm and Poison Fang Tentacle.png
    1.4 MB · Views: 16
  • Don Tos Top and Nev Ers Top.png
    Don Tos Top and Nev Ers Top.png
    1.4 MB · Views: 15
  • Duo Arm Cryo Machine and Sand Arm.png
    Duo Arm Cryo Machine and Sand Arm.png
    1.2 MB · Views: 14
  • Face Leech and Wood Eatng Insect.png
    Face Leech and Wood Eatng Insect.png
    1.2 MB · Views: 16
Those ARE for the one's that I already have. The ones I'm looking for are the 2nd half of each picture.
Ohh, I didn't notice that before now, but well those ARE the images used for those... except shown with a Hue change (different value for each, and the editor, only shows it as a slider, not the actual value). So all I can say is they are all somewhere above halfway
 
Ohh, I didn't notice that before now, but well those ARE the images used for those... except shown with a Hue change (different value for each, and the editor, only shows it as a slider, not the actual value). So all I can say is they are all somewhere above halfway
I know it's kind of odd since there's others that has the same thing done for it BUT the pictures for them are there. BUT for those aren't...
 
I'd like to be able to use the same type of pictures that Dark Mana Drainer Worm, Don Tos Top, and the others BUT would it be good if I used those screenshots in that part of my guide since I don't have those pictures?
 
OK so here's my first version of the guide. will have a few more items attached to it later BUT should help with most of the things that are questioned.
 

Attachments

  • Naedoko Demon's Ground - Naraku No Harami Hime Guide.zip
    671.1 KB · Views: 3
OK so here's my first version of the guide. will have a few more items attached to it later BUT should help with most of the things that are questioned.
Damn, that is way more than I expected. I would say add a note to the 3rd pee piston, that it counts as 3(or label it 3-5 (and bumping up the number for the subsequent pistons number to compensate ofc)), since the game does indicate you need 10 piston total, to avoid confusion.
 
Damn, that is way more than I expected. I would say add a note to the 3rd pee piston, that it counts as 3(or label it 3-5 (and bumping up the number for the subsequent pistons number to compensate ofc)), since the game does indicate you need 10 piston total, to avoid confusion.
I didn't think of that. Good idea. however I'll be leaving them in that order because that's actually in game order from start to finish. Just so you know there's actually a LOT more going into the guide... It's still a working progress... Because I figured out there's some companions that gives you 1 item if you don't take off the equipped item & a completely DIFFERTENT item you do take it off. Not to mention some drops & given items from companions are not exactly what it stated in game.... So I'll be fixing the guide as I find items in different locations & show where they go so it makes it easier to find & make sure that you have everything... So I will be figuring out that as well as well.... Not to mention those other parts that most people get most confused about when they want to see everything the game gives you.... & that's besides the map itself....
Which is why it took so long to actually get it ready... I lost count on the number of times I had to restart it just so I could get every thing that I missed OR when I fucked something up...
 
Last edited:
I didn't think of that. Good idea. however I'll be leaving them in that order because that's actually in game order from start to finish.
I never said anything about changing the order. Ofc the order of the pistons should stay the way they are found in the game)

Because I figured out there's some companions that gives you 1 item if you don't take off the equipped item & a completely DIFFERTENT item you do take it off.
Not sure what you mean? When Deep Worlding? Pretty sure that is not correct at least. Would be very interested in getting and example at least of which ones you think does that at least if so

Not to mention some drops & given items from companions are not exactly what it stated in game....
Pretty sure that one is mis-translations, as indeed the text that says "you obtained XXX item" (or whatever it say exactly), is indeed just a pure text message, it doesn't actually reference the item name itself, so probably just got translated at different times, and thus got different names (as indicated by the fact they will usually at least carry a similar meaning), but yeah you should definitely use the actual item name for those cases

Ohh and in case you missed it, if you complete the entire game (including the post-story dungeon) on hard difficulty), you do get some flowerpot looking item(can't remember the name off the top of my head), which I am pretty sure serves not gameplay purpose other than bragging rights to show you completed the game on hard
 
Back
Top