Source: https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/97370430
Artist: https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/68447092

Double post because I am a sugarless tictac that doesn't know how to do regular posts.

sorry for the 0 effort post, I'm forgetful as all hell and I found this gem on the Melty Blood community page a while ago.

now to hope I don't forget when the next sunday comes up.

Source(s): Twitter Gelbooru
Artist: 藤川 [fujikawa ua] (Twitter)

Source(s): Pixiv Gelbooru
Artist: mkr (Pixiv)

not sourcehunting this one today, if you care copy the image link into IQDB.

Source(s): Pixiv Gelbooru
Artist: ほずみや [Hozumiya] (Pixiv) (Twitter)

very late with this one; I forgor, then stuff happened, and then I forgor again 💀

Source(s): Pixiv Gelbooru
Artist: Axia-chan (Pixiv) (Twitter) (Gelbooru)

Forgive me, Dearest Sister, for I have sinned...

Someone made a version of the original Tsukihime which you can read in your browser. It supports saving and loading and could be used to read the entire VN.

I haven't personally played around with it much; but from what I have seen so far it's pretty solid.

As an additional note the project is open source with the code hosted on github.

Source(s): Pixiv (contains other suggestive works) Gelbooru
Artist: hareno chiame (Pixiv) (Twitter) (Gelbooru)

Source(s): Pixiv (contains other suggestive works) Gelbooru
Artist: axia_chan (Pixiv) (Twitter) (Gelbooru)

Source: twitter Artist: kin mokusei (gelbooru) @DOU_genzaka (twitter)

These legs could indeed run a marathon .

Source: unknown

now that I'm not horridly late; but just ordinary late because I couldn't find the source, I tried my usual options but it's not on ~~Twitter~~ X nor any of the image boards with this content, even google's reverse image search came up empty on this one. What I did find was this Pixiv post but it seems to be a mass repost of other people's art, it did give me a version without any of the text which I now use as my phone's wallpaper.

Source: ~~Twitter~~ X
Artist: @ventvert0 (~~Twitter~~ X)

Honestly; I have no excuse for this one ...

there are a couple posts across lemmy describing how to use mastodon with the service; but I have yet to find one that sums everything up neatly. also I'm doing this in my own community for moderation purposes.

1. Viewing users and communities

Any lemmy user will show up in mastodon as a normal user and vice versa, posts/toots probably won't federate properly, and toots from mastodon will not show up in lemmy for the time being as lemmy does support self-posts.

Likewise any community will show up in mastodon as a user, but this user will function like a mastodon group, you can follow the account to "join" the community and it's posts should show up in your timeline.

2. Posting to lemmy on mastodon

This is the tricky part, while it is simple in theory; due to how both platforms differ you need to keep a couple things in mind.

1. mention the account address in your toot ex: @[email protected]
2. the first line of your toot is the post title, titles do not support anything beyond plain text so don't put mentions, links, ... here
3. you can use markdown formatting on lemmy
4. the first image attached to your toot will be the preview image on lemmy, any other images will not show up at all.

3. Comments/replies

Comments from Lemmy don't seem to federate through to mastodon (I tried a whole bunch of things across various clients and I didn't manage to get a single comment through. Replies from mastodon however seem to show up in lemmy just fine.

4. Notes

A lot of this is from personal testing I conducted using this instance, I highly suggest you try some experiments yourself from another lemmy instance if you can (of course without cluttering somebody else's community without permission) and try and help lemmy and mastodon out how to federate with each other if you can.

[Art] Arcueid giving Ciel's outfit a shot & Ciel in her executioner outfit (+)
mainly a test post to see how lemmy deals with multi-image posts so I'm not going to try and hunt for sources, you can try iqdb yourself if you care.
@tsukihime

Testing Lemmy integration
@tsukihime this toot is being created from my mastodon account and should show up as a post in the tsukihime community I moderate.

This is mostly a test to see if federation is going through properly, I might write a proper guide on this later.

Source: Gelbooru
Artist: zap (Gelbooru)

I know I'm late with this one, but I was pretty much dead yesterday

Source: Gelbooru
Artist: i.f.s.f (Gelbooru)

Source: unknown (tried saucenao and iqdb)

source

Artist: Ajita Ponzu (gelbooru)

Bit late with this one as I had quite a bit to do today, but I'll make sure that there aren't any leftovers.

Source: unknown (tried saucenao and iqdb)

Wanted to do a bit of a semi-regular post and like any sane person I have a collection of artwork of anime girls (totaling 3.2GiB).

disclaimer: while I've only fully extracted Tsukihime, both Plus Disc and Kagetsu Tohya are built with the same tooling so everything should still apply.

Before we start you should have some installation of Tsukihime (not the remake), we're only going to use a couple files from it; but these are the actual game contents. Addtionally you want to get AETools to actually extract the archives, the program isn't really maintained anymore; but neither is Tsukihime.

Audio

By default Tsukihime streams it's audio from the CD, if you have the japanese release or an ancient translation patch you'll have to rip the audio yourself or find a source online. The Mirror Moon translation includes a patch to the game that alters the way the game does music, you'll be able to just find the music in the CD folder or somewhere near the game's installation.

Game script

The game's script is found inside the nscript.dat file, this .dat archive contains a single file 0.txt. This file might not display well in all applications as it is SHIFT-JIS encoded, you should be able to save a copy of the file as UTF-8 using notepad; otherwise there exist various tools to do this for you.

NScripter's language is very primitive, but Tsukihime's script is pretty hefty so I would advise against dropping it in a heavy IDE. What is of note is that you have 2 types of sections: f-blocks dictate the flow of the script, if you are interested in all the choices the game makes you should look here, s-blocks contain the scenes, this is where the text lies alongside what graphics to show and what audio to play.

Assets

These are all the audio, backgrounds, character graphics and other tidbits the game uses, you'll find these in arc.sar. if you have arc.nsa and arc1.nsa they aren't too relevant (mostly copies of files found in arc.sar).

PS: if you have any notes on this please let me know. Additionally if you have knowledge/experience with the remake (or mahoyo HD) I would love to hear of anything you have.