A customizable reskin for the terminal that makes it look like a visual novel. Check out the page on itch.io!
Visual Novel Terminal allows user to customize and configure their terminal experience. In the directory housing your executable data, create a config.json file if it doesn't already exist. Modify the value of the following fields to fit your needs.
| Field | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
repeatRate |
float | The amount of time between each character appearing in seconds. Controls the scroll speed. | 0.01 |
primaryColor |
RGBA hex string | The color of the text backgrounds. | #F59AB8CE |
secondaryColor |
RGBA hex string | The color of the borders. | #FFFFFFFF |
standardOutputColor |
RGBA hex string | The color of the text when the terminal sends to the standard output stream. | #FFFFFFFF |
standardErrorColor |
RGBA hex string | The color of the text when the terminal sends to the standard error stream. | #D6251DFF |
standardOutputCharacterSprites |
array of absolute file paths | The paths to the character sprites displayed whenever the terminal sends to the standard output stream. | [] (default sprites used) |
standardErrorCharacterSprites |
array of absolute file paths | The paths to the character sprites displayed whenever the terminal sends to the standard error stream. | [] (default sprites used) |
canvasBackgroundSprite |
absolute file path | The path to the background image. | "" (default sprite used) |
workingDirectory |
absolute file path | The directory that the terminal starts in. | Windows: %USERPROFILE% OSX: $HOME Linux: $HOME |
shellFilePath |
absolute file path | The directory of the shell program. | Windows: %COMSPEC% OSX: $SHELL Linux: $SHELL |
Default backgrounds created by Noraneko Games.
Default character models created by Sutemo.
American Psycho Apartment render created by Alex Patej.