Hard to Love [v0.22 Remake] [Qori Gaming]

Features:
Improved aesthetics with animated mod menus/screens, all fully customizable to tailor your personal experience.
Too many story branches got you down ’cause you can’t remember which of your saves is which? I gotcha covered. Includes the Original SanchoMod save description feature. Often imitated (including the use of my GUI buttons) the SanchoSave is more intelligent and efficient, saving you keystrokes as it autoloads the save slot descriptions and it also allows you to completely escape the process of saving if you wish (I’ve personally not seen this feature with other imitations). Feature can be toggled on/off anytime as desired.
Adds multiple exhaustive stats screens always accessible via the MiniMenu or Options menu. Resizable, toggle-enabled, various formats, and more.
Adds in-game walkthrough (ChoiceGuide) noting all variable changes and highlighting important choices. Can be toggled on/off at anytime, play as YOU want to play. You are not forced to view spoilers if you do not wish.
Multiple opacity and text sizing options to customize your experience including dialogue boxes, text and fonts, QuickMenu sizing and format versions, and more. All can be toggled on/off as desired, again allowing you even more control to tailor your experience.
Adds a custom fully unlocked scene gallery (SanchoGallery) that runs completely independent.
Adds professionally coded custom cheats (SanchoCheats) if applicable (varies from port to port).
Adds the ability to view multiple scenes (SanchoSplits) if menu choice has a scene/route split.
Adds toggled custom iPatch
Too many new features to list.

SPOILER: SanchoMod ChoiceGuide Legend
SM ChoiceGuide Example SM ChoiceGuide Legend
[variable] (strikethrough text) Variable [variable] will become False or otherwise unavailable after the choice is made.
[variable] (+5) Will add 5 to [variable]’s existing value after the choice is made.
[variable] (-5) Will subtract 5 to [variable]’s existing value after the choice is made.
[variable] (5-) To be read as “[variable] 5 or less”.
[variable] (5+) To be read as “[variable] 5 or more”.
Acronyms (most common):
Psbl, Req, Rcmnd, Add’l, Repl
Possible, Requires, Recommended, Additional, Replaces
“Note” Choice additional or expanded information.
“Player’s Choice” Choice set has no changes other than dialogue. Choose whichever choice you wish.
“Submenu” Choice has additional subset of choices that are otherwise unseen if not selected.

SPOILER: Mod Mixing
Don’t mix mods (they are not compatible, there’s no way around that as they modify some quantity of the same OEM scripts)
Never mix mods unless they explicitly say they are compatible.
Always assume that they are not compatible until stated or proven otherwise.
Think of it like this, GMC and Ford both make pickups. Just because they are both pickups doesn’t mean you can take the engine from one and a transmission from the other and slap them together without some serious alternate modification and a big-ass sledge hammer. Make sense?

Regards.

Installation:

SPOILER
PC: Extract contents to the “game” folder found inside the title’s main folder, overwrite as prompted. Do only these steps, nothing else is required.

Directory (folder) structure when installed correctly:
Code:
(ThisTitleName) folder/
├── game/
│ ├── SanchoMod/
│ └── (support files)
├── lib/
├── renpy/
└── (ThisTitleName).exe
SaveFixer:
(Using SanchoModded saves in an unmodded game)

SPOILER
As with any mod, once you create a save file with them installed and later play the game without the mod installed your saves are borked. I’ve got your back. If you uninstall SanchoMod and later play the same or updated version of the VN un-modded I can make sure that your SanchoMod save files are unbroken. Simply download the following, extract the file, and place it inside the title’s “game” folder. It’s an extremely small file that only insures that the Python calls and variables introduced by SanchoMod won’t interfere when playing those modded saves with an unmodded game (pretty cool, right?)

Mega