White Day 0.47 [Install] file

Hello! Please try unchecking D3D8 Wrapper. If that causes the game to run in double speed, try checking DxWnd instead. Keep Locale Emulator checked. Like so: I.imgur.com

Let me know if that fixes the problem.

EDIT: With update 17.0_023, using a DX7 device may now give you better results than using DxWnd. To switch to DX7, go to whiteday.exe → Settings → Device and select a DX7 device. Wait for it to load, then click OK. ( Imgur.com )

Try holding down the SHIFT key while opening wdlaunch.exe.

EDIT: This was likely due to a bug where the auto launch feature can get accidentally turned on. Fixed in 17.0_023.

Hi again, you need three things - the classroom master key, insect repellent, and the chemical solvent from the safe in the gym storage room. To open the safe you'll need to count up all of the different kinds of sports balls from the gym storage room and in the other classrooms. There are 4 different kinds of ball, and the number of each type corresponds to a number in the 4 digit code to unlock the safe.

If you need more help with the puzzles & other game content I recommend joining the White Day discord and asking there. ( Discord.gg )

The puzzles in White Day can be quite involved at times. Good luck!

I sympathise with you! There's only so much I can do without source code sadly.

If you like, I can try and help you get it working. What problem are you running into?

You'll need to get into the art room (4F). The key for the art room is on the back of a CD found in the music room (3F). Once you pick up the CD, you need to physically turn it around in your inventory, then hover over the item icon and click 'equip', which will take the key off.

If you haven't found the CD, it's in a CD player on the top of a shelf in the music room, which you can only get down using the remote control which is found in the faculty office (2F).

Hello! Unfortunately at present I don't know what causes that. I'd first try swapping from a DX8 device to a DX7 device, or vice versa (whiteday.exe → Settings → Device).

I'd also make sure you're not running in console mode (i.e., you're not clicking on the 'C' button to launch the game I.imgur.com). It's unlikely that you are, but you never know. Console mode is very buggy.

Another thing you could try is disabling the Detailed Shadows checkbox as you go to launch the game.

Lastly, since you said it was working in 16.3, you could try using DLLs from 16.3 and see if it still happens. Grab them here: Mega.nz , replace the files where white day is installed, and let me know the result. (You can get the 17.0 files back by just running the latest updater again: Moddb.com )

Also, if you don't mind, could you tell me your PC specs? It might help me recreate the problem.

Hello. I can confirm the same on my end. I'll look into it for the next build, sorry for the inconvenience. For now there is a workaround:

Create the folder 'data' in your main whiteday directory. Then inside that create 'puppet', and inside that, create 'char'. So now it should be "whiteday\data\puppet\char".

Now you can place the face textures for both janitors in "char". The naming convention & file format is different though. For the janitor in Main building 1 & 2, it has to be named "k2-su.jpg", and for the janitor in the New building, it's "su.jpg".

You can edit pretty much any asset in the game this way, providing you know the folder structure and file names for what you want to edit.

A few months later I've done some more tests for this (clean installs of the unmodified game on old PCs). As far as I can tell, it seems like this bug has always existed. I can see if it's fixable with scripts at some point but it will be fairly low priority.

For now I recommend people try what I said in my previous comment.

There is "console mode" or "cheat mode", which is probably what you're looking for. You just click on the C button instead of the Launch button when you open the game: I.imgur.com

Then take a look at this wiki page to see what you can do: Whiteday.fandom.com - maybe this is what you meant by "cheat table"?
It's also in the whiteday directory itself: \whiteday\console\

Please note, console mode can be VERY buggy! The game can crash sometimes at random, so it's not viable to play through the whole game using it. It's great for messing around though.

Another thing - To enter commands into the console you will need to use a Korean keyboard, which you can add in Windows settings. It's a bit of a pain but with some understanding of the Korean alphabet (hangul), and this reference, you should manage: Images.squarespace-cdn.com

There is also "zombie mode", which makes you invincible, but it's separate from console mode. It's a glitch where you quicksave (key '5' in console mode) right after taking a fatal hit (while you're collapsing on the floor), then load that save. No hits register, and it's impossible to game over, but you can proceed through the game as normal.

I have a save file repository here which includes some zombie mode saves as well as saves that have all items: Mega.nz - you just put them in the saves folder, and rename them to 'wsav0.sav', 'wsav1.sav', etc. depending on what save slot you want the file to appear in. You can get to the saves folder with this button: I.imgur.com

The last thing I know is the various easter eggs and secrets you can abuse, which are detailed here: Whiteday.fandom.com
Again, it's also detailed in the whiteday directory: \whiteday\console\

Let me know if you have any other questions!

Issue was resolved in Discord help channel.

If anyone else has this issue, you can bypass the launcher by dragging 'whiteday.exe' into 'LEProc.exe'.

Hey, you can find an original disc image of the game here: Blog.naver.com

This is an image of the version most commonly referred to as the 'jewel' version, which is white day version 1.16. It does not come with the bundled multiplayer game 'Oh! Jaemi'.

Note that 1.16 is not the most up to date official version of white day - the last version was released in Sonnori's 'romance package' in 2004 (a very rare anniversary collection of their games), which was version 1.18. However you can download the official 1.18 patch here - Mega.nz - which will effectively make it identical to the version found in the romance package.
The only remaining difference I am aware of is that the version displayed in the bottom left of the main menu screen when using the romance package is '1.18 패키지의 로망판' rather than '1.16', but this can be changed in Windows registry if you like.

So in summary, I would recommend mounting the 1.16 image, installing it with a Korean locale, then applying the 1.18 patch.

Versions earlier than 1.16 are very hard to find. Your best shot at that point would be to either scour the internet for it (I had no luck with this), or try and buy a used disc of white day (the original launch version), and have it shipped to you from Korea via a Korean shipping forwarder.
That said there are some official patch installers which contain files from earlier versions of white day, which may be of interest: Mega.nz

FYI, the version that 'White Day Repackaged' uses as a starting point is 1.18, plus the 'combo package' patch that adds Oh! Jaemi ( Mega.nz ).

Hope this information is useful.

No problem my friend ^^

There's so little info about this game so it's good to get it down somewhere.

Hello! Yes, if you played older English versions of this game, the puzzle was replaced by a much simpler puzzle. In this version, the original puzzle has been localised rather than replaced.

Here's an explanation of the puzzle:

Start by looking at the Chinese symbols on the chalkboard in the Student Department Office. You'll see that they're roughly laid out like: [symbol] - [symbol]. That 'line' between each of the symbols is telling you to subtract one symbol from the other.

At first that might not make sense. How do you subtract these symbols from each other? Well essentially you do it graphically -- you see which 'parts' of the symbol that the other doesn't have, and that's what you're left with.

After you subtract each pair of symbols from each other, you are left with four new, simpler symbols. These new symbols are Chinese numbers, which you can translate using the table drawn on the bottom right of the same chalkboard.

The four resulting numbers make the code you need to open the door to the Principal's Office. If you get really stuck the code is always 2841, if my memory serves me right.

Hope this helps.

My pleasure, have fun!

Yeah, the game's pathfinding isn't great. That's just how it is unfortunately.

Thanks for the suggestion. I agree that there is value in investigating what breaks on what system. There are already some known factors which cause certain things to break, but I have not gained this information in any systematic kind of way, which seems to be more in line with what you're suggesting.

However, this is not as simple as it may seem. The game should not be natively compatible with any system that has a version of Windows later than Windows 7, nor any system that does not have a Korean locale. The fixes themselves may also each have their own compatibility issues.

It must be said that you are the first case I've ever heard of not needing the wrapper (or other substitute fix) on a Windows version past Windows 7. Since support for Direct X 8 was dropped in Windows 8, the game runs in double speed in all cases I've seen since that OS was released. The D3D8 wrapper is enabled by default because of this. Are you sure the game is not currently running in double speed as a result of disabling the wrapper?

Assuming that is the case, I am sorry that you didn't need it after all, and that is something I'd like to account for. I will be adjusting the information in the tooltips to help guide people through the fixes in a more intuitive way. I will also observe to see if there are any more users that report the same as you have.

You also mentioned using the D3D8 wrapper affected the floating doorknob / no UI issue, and this is also very unusual to me. I am confused how this would be possible as long as Locale Emulator is enabled and you are launching the game using wdlaunch.exe. Are you sure you had LE enabled and you were using wdlaunch.exe in order to play the game at the time this happened?

In case it wasn't clear, the intended use of this mod is to always run the game through wdlaunch.exe. It is not so much a 'toolkit' as it is a launcher that you must use to play the game. If you don't use it to launch the game most of the fixes will not be applied, and this is normal behaviour.

At the very least, I'm glad the game is working for you now. I hope this information is useful and thanks for your comment.

Hi there 🙂 This is the original 2001 version of White Day. Unfortunately I'm not aware of any Spanish translation.

This is a PC game so no emulator is required.

Technically there is a Korean locale emulator but that's just because the game was made to run on Korean computers, and is not the kind of emulator you probably mean.

Don't worry. I can assure you Locale Emulator isn't a virus. It's a popular project hosted on Github where full source code is visible: Github.com

Many other Asian games most likely come bundled with it. I can't attest to the VirusTotal result, but maybe anti-virus software sees that as suspicious and flags it.

I'm not sure why that could be. Rest assured though, there is no malicious code in any part of my mod. It must be a false positive. Some anti-viruses are overly cautious and flag unknown software as dangerous, even when they're not.

Hey, rest assured there's no virus :)

Many many people are using this version of the game without issue.

Enjoy