エロ医3D










Getchu Link

D-Dream Link

Company Link

Eroi 3D Game Save

Eroi 3D NoDVD Patch

Eroi 3D Extra Maps

THIS GAME IS SOOOO MUCH BETTER THAN THE ORIGINAL EROI!!!!!!!!!!!!!

NICE ONE DM

so this is the 3D version? wow, got to try this, thanx DeathMarine.

Wow! Way to go DM! This should be a hell of a lot easier on the computer, and more eye candy to boot.

I have been really looking forward to this, thanks a lot.

2 thumbs up.

Can I have the requirements of this game? thanks

information are in the first Getchu link

Wow looks like they added a lot to the old one.

Is it still interactive?

holy god , thank you , DM god bless you .

Anyone getting a strange 3D error? I am uninstalling it and reinstalling it to see if that will help. Here is a link to the a web page with an example of the error.

Trouble - 3D Error

I noticed there were two files (instmsia, and instmsiw) that I tried to install and was told that these were for a different OS. I have tried changing the compatibility to Win98/Win2k with out luck.

Hell yeah, another awesome game, thanks DM.

Wow very nice. I just installed it now. My question is where do you put the included folder for the gamesave? put it in the eroi3d folder?

Damn, this is a hell of an upgrade over the previous version. The dialog is great too if you can understand it. Telling you folks it looks sweet as hell on a 23" monitor. Make sure that you up the resolution and turn on HDR before going into the game. The widescreen works well.

Bankai29: Just replace the corresponding file in the game's "save" folder. Probably " C:\Program Files\FULLTIME\エロ医３D\save " for most people here. Nothing special about it.



It's a roundabout way of saying that direct3d failed to start.

Well, restarting didn't help any. I am updating to the latest nVidia drivers and running a windows update on my XP Pro. Maybe it just doesn't like my 8800GT. Any recommendations on how to correct this? Am I missing a particular program? This is the first game off this site that has given me any problems so far. My luck ran out I guess. hehe.

The middle option lets you choose your settings. You can try unchecking some of the fancier options and see if you can get the game to run that way. At the very top it says "display device". Choose the 2nd option and work your way down.

If anything your video card is overkill for this game. If you are running SLI you may want to temporarily disable and/or remove your 2nd display adapter and see if the system responds.

Of course, redownloading directx is not going to hurt you. Try that and see if any drivers are available through your manufacturers website. If you are already using those then you may want to try the drivers that windows has that is digitally signed instead.

Back when I had a 6800 GT my video card fried when I tried to get the 2d version of Eroi working. It was aging anyways but remember that H-games usually don't have the production values of many of your more popular off the shelf pc titles here in the states. If your computer starts rebooting when you do something, then take steps in avoiding that.

Yep, the 8800GT is over kill for a game like this, but its great for CoD4. ~grin~ SLI is over kill unless you want to play Crysis or Supreme Commander. I updated the Trouble site with a new jpg and I can't really read any of it. ~grin~ In the drop down menu it is completely blank in all three video card choices. I reinstalled DirectX and tested Direct3D in the dxdiag and everything worked fine. Reinstalled nVidia's software (not the newest beta) and everything seems to test fine as well Even updated to WindowsXP SP3 and the game still gives me the same error.

Yeah.. the blank spot is where your antialiasing settings would be. Like 2x, 4x, 8x, ect. You'll have a tough time running it if it can't latch onto your video card properly. If I come up with something else I'll post it. Only other thing I could think of is temporarily disabling your video card and using the onboard just to see if the game will launch. Just to narrow it down to being a hardware/driver thing.

is this one really full 3d O_O

eroi the first one was just a bunch of pre-rendered animations. it was good, but you could notice the clipping, and there was less interaction then todays full 3dtype games.

Yes it is fully 3D, and gorgeous at that. You should be able to tell by the screenshots. Game shines with all of the options enabled.

game playable on vista????

yes

cool thx

Well, I removed the video card driver and reinstalled them and still no change. My current board doesn't have onboard video so, thats not going to work. I will try it again after I get around to doing a full install on the system after I do a full upgrade in June. Appreciate the help, twi41.

wow, this game is truely amazing!!

I have exactly same problem, and my card is 6600GT. I can't set resolution and it gives me the same error when I try to start the game. Dont tell me this game doesn't like nVidia...

8600 GT here so that's not the issue.

Ok, I've done multiple random things (tested Direct3D with dxdiag and got some errors, changed refresh rate, set color quality to medim 16bit) and its working now, even though my settings are all back to normal.

Hope it'll help someone out.

Good info.

Thanks for the idea. This game only supports 1024x768, and 800x600 it seems. The native resolution on my monitor is 1400x900, so the thing wouldn't even attempt to work. I didn't even think about monitor resolution being the problem. Should have guessed, as I haven't had this monitor more then a few months. Appreciate the help.

Hey, I've been downloading and seeding torrents from this site for awhile now, and every single one that I've downloaded has worked for me.


But for this one, where exactly do I put the "NoDVD" file?

Put it in the same directory that the game is installed to. It's simple stuff m8. Nothing to get confused over.

As I thought. So that's not the problem I'm having >-<


Well, here's what's going on for me. I installed the game with the "Windows Installer Package", dragged the nodvd file into the main directory of the installed game's folder, and clicked the game file to start it. All I'm given is a blank window with 3 blue rectangles on the top left. I can already deduce that the first is "Start" the second is "Settings" and the third is "Quit". When I press the "Start" rectangle, it makes the sound that signifies that the game is starting, but instead it only brings up a blank window before closing due to a "system error". Any ideas?

It sounds like you are doubleclicking on the actual EXE. The menu is normal, however your directx or video card drivers may need updating. There is normally blue kanji that says start/settings/exit but you are seeing blue blocks instead.

Reinstall directx and update/reinstall your video drivers. If you have a laptop you are more likely looking at compatability issues.

Negative. I have an Alienware desktop that runs Call of Duty 4 without any problems. Do you have any other suggestions?

I have an alienware too, but the original 6800GT that it shipped with fried when trying to run the 2D version of this game. ( If your system reboots when trying to run the game, don't make small changes and keep trying ugh ). That particular video card was able to run the game at one time, but eventually just started glitching like crazy and died. Alienware's are just PC's made of brand name parts. They are not infallible.

Anyways the replacement video card that I bought was able to run that, and this without any extra work.

It's good that you invested good money in your PC but if the game is not displaying things properly you still have to troubleshoot it. If you don't feel like troubleshooting then buy a new video card. Seriously though, cover your basics and go from there.

Just because a game works with Call of Duty 4 does not mean it will work with every game out there. Especially lower budget H -games. I'm sure that you've seen some of the crazy performance hits you can get when running some of these not-so-pretty 3d titles.

Mmmmm. That might be the case, but every other game I've gotten off this place have worked for me thus far. Hopefully there was just some step I missed? May I trouble you with a step by step instruction for this game?

The step by step is the NFO m8. You still have it assuming you downloaded the torrent from this site. Just open it with a text editor. You can find additional help in the General Help Forum and stuff in my signature.

Not really related to the game but the tracker itself. for some reason Datorrents gives me an error on the tracker. "An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions." All other trackers work just not this one. Anyone seen this before?

[edit] Ok I figured it out. I use peer guardian 2 and I guess datorrents has a blocked IP address.

hey, got a quick "can I run it?":

How does this compare performance-wise with Realtime Lovers 2... That game ran like absolute shit on my comp (like single digit frames and whatnot with all possible options disabled)

For the record, the specs of my (very old) comp:
AMD Athlon XP 2200 (clocked at 1.8)
512 RAM (but I will throw a 1 Gig stick in there - I keep it out cause the voltage is incompatible with the mobo and causes the odd crash from time to time)
Geforce 6600GT 128MB
Win XP

AG3 runs relatively well at medium settings on this rig (with only the 512 stick in)

CPU：Pentium4 1.4GHz必須、Pentium4 2.6GHz以上推奨
VRAM：64MB必須、128MB以上推奨
DVD-ROMドライブ：4倍速必須
HDD：6.0GB必須
ピクセルシェーダー：2.0推奨
※メモリ：2000の場合1.0GB以上推奨、XPの場合1.0GB必須

Yes but not great.

how do I use the extra maps?

after starting the game and passing the intro movie my first 3 loaded sequences are a black screen with only text and sound. Is this the same as everyone else?
after she cums. the rest of the game seems to disply fine.

After the opening movie you go through an in game 3d rendered cinematic with text along the bottom. If you are not seeing this then you need to work on your video drivers/directx/compatability issues.

I had the same problem when I clicked on just the *.exe file. When I went through Applocal I actually got the opening screen with 3 options to choose from. Top one being the actual game entrance, middle one for choosing the video settings, and the last one for exiting.

I ran dxdiag and all the included tests with "no problems"
I also cut the game resolution to 800x600 with 16 bit color with the same reults
Im not sure how else to address video drivers/directx compatibility issues

later in the game I came across several widescreen movie segments with text at the bottom and no apparent interactive elements
but the segments seem to play fine. cant imagine why these initial segments are different.

I also wanted to verify with everyone else that these widescreen movie segments are non interactive
seems like they should be interactive because thats the only sex ive been able to achieve up to this point

Funny, I was just about to say "Is it just me, or do the character styles remind anyone of Chikan Wa Hanzai (realtime 3D game released a few years back)?"
Then I realized that this is by FULLTIME, as Chikan Wa Hanzai was.

For those asking if this performs much better than LD2...
FULLTIME (creators of this, and Chikan Wa Hanzai) is a sister-company of Illusion, in the same way that TeaTime (creators of LD2) is, I think.
Previously, Chikan Wa Hanzai optionally used OpenGL, which made it run insanely fast on even my crappy GeForce 5200, as it was a few years ago.
This time around, however, they appear to be re-using the LD2 engine in this game. Therefore I presume the performance will be almost the same as in LD2 (much worse than FULLTIME's previous game), as are the in-game menus. Good thing I've now got myself a 7900GTX overclocked. =P

The ODF files are even the same as LD2's, which makes an uncensor patch in the near future look promising. However, the text (script) files are not in the same format.

I'm just relaying what I've heard over at HongFire (about the DEMO release of this game), so please don't shoot the messenger if that's not all true. >_<
I have not tried it myself yet (not even downloaded it yet), and will post (or edit this post) when I have, confirming whether what I've just said really is true or not.

Hope it helps some people though.

Whoops, almost forgot to say - Superb release, DM. ^^

The cinematics really are non interactive. They have their own option from the title menu if you would like to rewatch them.

Yay a new release!!
Thanks DeathMarine for another great game!

OK thanks this was exactly the type of answer I was lookin for - I won't waste time/HD space trying to d/l it then. I had to ask cause this game looks suspiciously like LD2, and if it's true that it has the same engine then i'll steer clear of it and just bide my time til the AG3 exp comes out.

However, if anybody has evidence to contradict this good man's statements then please let me know, because this game looks pretty good.

I'm glad it did help. But as I said, these are just assumptions, so I also would love for someone else to verify/contradict what I said. ^^

At my current download speed, I'll be able to confirm (test myself, show screenshots, whatever's needed) in about 6-7 hours (also due to work ><).

EDIT: Extracting... Installing... Watching hard-drive space disappear bit-by-bit (or should that be gigabit-by-gigabit?)... patching.

Running. Right, well first off, the Start/Options/Exit buttons are in the same position as on LD2, the options screen is virtually the same as LD2's (except no options for simple animation).

Okay, after a few minutes of playing through the storyline, I can confirm a few things.
- First of all, the storyline scenes are NOT pre-rendered. They render in realtime. You can't control the camera, though. This is like on LD2 when you've not broken out of conversation (except on here, you CAN'T break out of convo).
- The graphics engine is certainly the same graphics engine that LD2 uses, although it has been tweaked. Now I achieve about 58 FPS when one girl is in view, when on LD2, I only got about 42. Now when a girl and a guy are in view together, I get the speed I got with only 1 girl on LD2, which is a nice improvement. That's also with several postprocessing filters in effect simultaneously (sepia, blur, probably more).
- The character talking/gesture animations appear to be identical to LD2's.
- Many in-game option-selecting sounds are the same as in LD2. (Spot a common theme here? ;P)
- The music at the start of the game is the same style as Chikan Wa Hanzai's (no complaints there). =D
- There is a "Now Loading" screen which becomes annoying very quickly, as it is VERY unnecessary most of the time. It seems that almost every time the camera changes view, it appears, complete with a tediously slow fade-in (like LD2's). It's been implemented in another cheap way, which is what lets me know it's unnecessary. It is simply an image being overlaid on top of the 3D scene, but it leaves a column of 1 or 2 pixels down the left-hand side of the screen uncovered. These pixels still animate, and there's maybe a quarter-second gap during which they stop animating before they drastically change colour as the new scene appears. Then "Now Loading" disappears. In my opinion, a quarter-second momentary freeze is much more preferable than it being dragged out over 4-5 seconds or so by a damn "Now Loading" fading in and waiting. (4 seconds may not sound much, but believe me, it gets annoying quickly.)
- There is one good new thing about the loading screen, though. The "Now Loading" now animates, which should help some people with slow comps be assured that the game has not totally frozen during long loading times.
- When you click "Start" in the running game to start a brand new game, for the first time since your comp's last booted, the load time is pretty long. It might be a little shorter than LD2's, I'm not sure. HOWEVER, when you do that for a second time (so that much already is still in your computer's memory), the load time is extremely fast! About 7 seconds! (Major improvement over LD2, which, even on a second run, still takes about half a minute, or maybe more, on my comp).
- This game takes up less than half the space of LD2 - only 4.41 GB, versus about 10.2 GB for LD2, even though there appear to be more characters in this game (see below)!

For people interested in modding:
- On inspection of the ODF folder, it appears very similar to LD2's ODF folder. The subfolders are named in the same way (a, b, c, etc, for each character). However, there are very few (only 1 or 2) ODF files in each of these subfolders, rather than many. For example, in subfolder b, the ODF is b_01_base.ODF (not padded to 3 digits any more, either). Then there are the usual TEA files, and BMPs and TGAs.
- The file encryption on all files within the subfolders is the same as on LD2's files. I used the TeaTime Decrypter on them and suddenly they were readable (e.g. BMPs can be viewed, or edited with Paint).
- The enormous ODA files, which I believe hold the animation, are not in every person's folder any more! =D Only some people's, and there are still less ODAs than in LD2. I believe this is what is largely responsible for the fact that even though there appear to be more characters than in LD2 (judging by the names of the subfolders in the ODF folder), the installed game takes up less space than LD2 does!
- There is a subfolder in ODF called 'nekoyama'. This is a reference to the cat which a girl from Chikan Wa Hanzai was friendly with. Now the cat actually exists as a 3D model.
- The TEXT folder's TXT files are NOT immediately editable with Notepad. The TeaTime Decrypter also fails to make them readable. Therefore FULLTIME have used another encryption method with these, which is an annoyance, but I have no doubt that if this game becomes popular, it will fall into the able hands of a coder who is determined to crack that encryption.

EDIT: Damn it! It doesn't work with stereoscopic (3D) shutter glasses. Yet another thing Chikan Wa Hanzai had going for it. I will never understand why CwH didn't become very popular. A massively underrated game. =/ But that's for another topic.

Has anyone figured out the controls for Free H mode?
Seems that holding down left click locks the action you're performing but I still haven't been able to figure out how to adjust the speed of the animations.