Tool Index

Tools are external programs made to aid in ghost development. Or at least, that's how I use the term! Tools can be anything, really. They can be full on GUI programs, or just little console applications, etc. And what they do can be just as varied! Maybe they'll help you with some tedious formatting, or they could convert files for you, etc. It's a very broad category.

When I'm making external programs, I typically write in Python. Sometimes antivirus programs don't like python .exe files! If you get any false positives, please let me know so I can report them. Please also note that as I work on Windows 10, these programs typically will not work on earlier operating systems. In particular I know Windows 7 won't run them. (Maybe one day I'll figure out how to fix that!)

Since tools are so varied, make sure you check their readmes for instructions! Something I get asked about a lot is programs that ask you to drag a file onto them. If it asks you to drag and drop a file onto the .exe file, that means the .exe file is not to be double clicked! Drag and drop the file on top of the tool's executable file in Windoes Explorer, and it should run for you! If they give you any trouble do let me know and I will be happy to assist.

These links in the top section act as a quick index that will jump you to the different entries on this list.

CommuHelper

Initial release: October 13th, 2021
Last update: None / v1.0.0

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A tool meant to help with a particular method of writing ghost communication dialogue, specifically the "reflect" system I created to make communication dialogues more like conversations between a sakura and kero. This tool takes out some of the tedium by writing the formatting for you, though it really is very specific to that particular method!

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olddef2newdef

Initial release: June 23rd, 2021
Last update: None / v1.0.0

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A tool to help with converting from SERIKO's old definition to the new definition. Simply drag and drop your surfaces.txt file onto the tool's exe file (you don't need to open the program), and it will convert your file, as well as attempting to make a backup. Note that there is currently a bug where it does not convert [] to (). See my guide about old definition vs. new definition if you're not sure what those terms mean!

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