This is a mod I created that doesn't alter the game's CODE.  This enables developer mode and console mode.  Note that sometimes enabling developer mode will cause some problems with games that also have another mod (a normal, code altering, mod) and what happens is that when developer mode is on, some mods redefine certain variables which they should NOT be doing and that causes a warning (the problem is actually with THEIR mod).  When developer mode is OFF, you can play and not see that warning.  You can either delete console.rpy and problem solved, OR edit that file and set "config.developer = False" and the problem should go away.  None of the following files are dependant on each other and ANY of them can be deleted if you don't wish those features enabled.

This is a list of the files included and what each does...

console.rpy: Enables console and developer mode

developer.rpy: Contains code you can copy and paste into the console mode screen to give a bugtesting overlay, showing which file and line of code is being executed.  See file for details.  I still want to figure out how to enable this via a keypress, rather than copy + pasting manually.

gallery.rpy: unlocks gallery's in games.  If you do not wish to unlock them, than delete this from the game's folder.

jpg_screensave.rpy: Does just what you think. Changes the screensave so it saves as a JPG which is faster and smaller.

outlines.rpy: Sets a black outline around all text to make it stand out and easier to read.
transparent textbox.rpy: removes the annoying background box where the text is.

transparent textbox.rpy: Uses simple code to disable the text box.  Works with most games.

unblock_config: Sets certain keys (some mods/games disable) as well as certain preferences which can also be disabled in some games. It also raises the rollback limit and enables it (some games disable it)

volumes.rpy: sets the default volume levels to 50% so we don't go fucking deaf first play!

There are also two files named "presplash_background.jpg" and "presplash_foreground.png".  These are a loading screen that most games are missing and are useful to know when the game is loading rather than seeing nothing and leaving you guessing what is happening.  Some games have these images, so if you get an overwrite warning, say NO and don't bother as the game has a proper loading screen.  You shouldn't have to overwrite ANYTHING with this now.

Have fun...
~ Night Hacker ~
