Visual Novel Terminal

A reskin for the terminal that makes it look like a visual novel. Check out the code on GitHub!

Configuration

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

Credits

Default backgrounds created by Noraneko Games.

Default character models created by Sutemo.

American Psycho Apartment render created by Alex Patej.