Frequently Asked Questions: Difference between revisions

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=== How do I test later dungeons in the game? Can I jump ahead in the story? ===

When you start a new save with debugging mode enabled (“State / Debugging” tab on the left) you will see a textbox asking you if you want to do the personality test. If you select “No” you will get a menu you can use to start the game on a different chapter. The “All complete” option will skip the entire story and unlock all the story dungeons.

When you start a new save with debugging mode enabled (“State / Debugging” tab on the left) you will see a textbox asking you if you want to do the personality test. If you select “No” you will get a menu you can use to start the game on a different chapter. You can check where each of the options will take you on the [[Debug Scene Selection Menu]] page. The “All complete” option will skip the entire story and unlock all the story dungeons.

To start the game in a specific cutscene you will need to change a script. See “[[FAQ#Is there a way to jump to an exact script instead of the existing debug checkpoints?|Is there a way to jump to an exact script instead of the existing debug checkpoints?]]” in the scripting section.

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 === How do I test later dungeons in the game? Can I jump ahead in the story? ===
-When you start a new save with debugging mode enabled (“State / Debugging” tab on the left) you will see a textbox asking you if you want to do the personality test. If you select “No” you will get a menu you can use to start the game on a different chapter. The “All complete” option will skip the entire story and unlock all the story dungeons.
+When you start a new save with debugging mode enabled (“State / Debugging” tab on the left) you will see a textbox asking you if you want to do the personality test. If you select “No” you will get a menu you can use to start the game on a different chapter. You can check where each of the options will take you on the [[Debug Scene Selection Menu]] page. The “All complete” option will skip the entire story and unlock all the story dungeons.
 To start the game in a specific cutscene you will need to change a script. See “[[FAQ#Is there a way to jump to an exact script instead of the existing debug checkpoints?|Is there a way to jump to an exact script instead of the existing debug checkpoints?]]” in the scripting section.