When english text is displayed, it is too big for the line height and looks bad, also the letters are too far apart. All together, it’s readable but looks *bad*.

I am not surprised; I’ve hard coded the Japanese text model into rlvm,
much like RealLive does. I don’t have short term plans to support
English/Korean/Chinese fan patches. Obviously, this is one of the big
long term goals on the agenda once unmodified Clannad is rock solid.
The problem is that rldev will generate bytecode that requires
Haeleth’s rlBabel DLL to work correctly. I am not entirely sure what
to do about this and therefore have been putting it off. The easiest
option is to make a compatibility rlbabel-rlvm.kh file and require
everyone who wants to make a patch to compile it in, much as people
use Haeleth’s rlbabel.kh. It’s not a convenient solution, but it may
be the only way. I’ve only done preliminary work on this, though, as I
think there’s still more important work to be done (i.e. stop crashing
on Kotomi’s route).

(Oh yeah, any chance of save compatibility? ^^ I don’t know how far-fetched this is, please ignore my if it’s unreasonable)

This will never happen. The official RealLive.exe appears to simply
dump its in memory structures into a binary file and no one (to my
knowledge) has seriously tried to reverse engineer it. Even if someone
did the prerequisite reverse engineering work, both creating and
maintaining the mapping between RealLive.exe and rlvm’s in memory data
structures would take significant effort for little benefit. I’d
rather spend that time on getting voice files working, reverse
engineering the tonecurve files or HIK animations, et cetera.

Allow use of the “enter” key to advance dialog. Currently, only return works.

When english text is displayed, it is too big for the line height and looks bad, also the letters are too far apart. All together, it’s readable but looks *bad*. It would be awesome if there was some way to switch fonts, next release.

When viewing Clannad backlog, the only way to get back to the present is by clicking. Normally, you can at least use return, if not enter.

All in all, thanks a tonne for your hard work on this!

(Oh yeah, any chance of save compatibility? ^^ I don’t know how far-fetched this is, please ignore my if it’s unreasonable)

Do you (or someone else) work on VitaminSEE? Please tell me Yes ;-)

1) I notice the same problem as Deb: vertical images are not properly rotated. My camera includes the rotation information in the metadata. Most applications recognise this (Finder, Preview, iPhoto, etc) this and flip the photo accordingly, but VitaminSee does not seem to do so.

2) Keyword tagging only seems to work for .jpg; it does not seem to work for .raw (specifically, Olympus RAW: .orf), and .png. I don’t know if this is a limitation with the Exif2 library or the interface. This is not a huge problem, but it would be nice.

3) I can consistently crash the program by doing the following:
a) Open preferences, and edit Keywords
b) Click on a tag (to edit the name)
c) Click on Remove

Regardless, this is a very nice program which does exactly what I need. Thank you very much!

I’d love to see 1) an option to “remember this window size” for future launches, and 2) an option for “view at Actual Size” by default, which is usually what I want (unless the image is larger than my screen).

Thanks!

And another request - an option that will only display 64×64 thimbnails in the thumbnail pane - the default ones are too big for smaller (800×600) displays

VitaminSEE 0.7.1.1-beta.dmg does the trick. The date/time is now preserved when the thumbnails are added.

Thanks for the quick response :)

Paul