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  1. Nitorium

    About Us

    About Moriya Shrine This website itself was started in December of 2011 by Ace Of Arrows, who has stepped down January 27th 2017 due to personal issues. The position of Admin changed hands a couple of times across the years and is nowadays shared by Spag and Maden, while Nitorium is the current owners of the website itself. We are no longer affiliated with Ace anymore. Our Goals And Statements We are dedicated to providing games in a ready-to-play state when possible. we avoid providing a mere installer unless for whatever reason it is absolutely necessary, for things such as copy protection or the game needing use of your registry, or if an installer is requested by users. We are dedicated to providing already-English-patched games where possible. If we cannot offer a pre-English-patched game, but it has a patch you can use, we will provide directions how to use said patch. In case we missed a patch or one was released after our upload we'll update our files to include them once we know about it. Using the above-stated two items, we are dedicated to making you do as little work as possible in obtaining and enjoying games. Nobody likes to do a ton of work, so we save you as much trouble as we're able. Moriya Shrine Community At this point in time, the Moriya Shrine community is only using the Forums and Discord which are managed by the Admins and Staff who frequent the platform, and a Steam group which is inactive. Discord -> Server: Moriya Shrine -> Administrators: Spag and Maden Steam -> Group: Moriya Shrine Official -> Administrators: Sci and Maden Matrix -> Space: https://matrix.to/#/#moriyashrine:eientei.org -> Administrators: Spag and Maden Stuff We Don't use Disclaimer Do not believe people who claim the Shrine has an official community anywhere other than the locations listed above; we don't have an official Tumblr or Instagram, for example, so any place claiming affiliation with the Shrine anywhere except as listed above is likely not telling you the truth or it was abandoned. Availability Disclaimer Moriya Shrine at its core aims to make Touhou content available to everyone, as a number of original releases, official or fanmade, are not officially available anymore or are otherwise not easily accessible. However, we strive to provide visibility to developers. Where possible, if any given work has an official source, the link(s) will be listed on the content's respective Moriya Shrine page. We encourage users to support the developers by purchasing the content they enjoy. Additionally, a page on the site will only be taken down if the download/file is broken or violates our guidelines.
  2. My attempt to enhance the music browsing experience on this site. Circles (or publishers) are listed alphabetically, and the albums by date. Names that start with a symbol are listed below "Z". Game soundtracks and albums with various artists from different circles are listed at the bottom. If you have any suggestions for improvements, just send me a message. Music Catalogue B : _bazaar records: D : Demetori: DDBY: Diao ye zong: F: Floating Cloud: Foxtail-Grass Studio: H: Halozy: Hobby Atelier Carrot Wine: I: IOSYS: J: Jerico's Law: K: Kachi Kachi Yama kokeTamari: k-waves LAB: M: Machikado Mapoze: Magnum Opus: marasy8: minimum electric design: Miskyworks: Mohican Sandbag: O: O-Life Japan: R: Riverside: S: Sally: Sanbondo: SWING HOLIC: ShibayanRecords: Shinra Banshou: SULFURIC ACID PRODUCT: T: thj.quartet: thonly.cc: Trick Nostalgie: TUMENECO: V: VAGUEDGE: X: xi-on: Y: Yonder Voice: Yuuhei Satellite: "=": =NeutraL=: Various Artists: Game Soundtracks: Seihou & Len'en Seihou: Len'en:
  3. Nitorium

    FAQ

    (Eternally Work In Progress) The place where I make up questions and try to answer them. Also includes a few questions people actually ask. Content Provision Q: I want to contribute! How do I upload content? A: As of recent all Shrine Denizens are able to contribute and the Contributor role is mostly decorational. But with that change all uploads and file/screenshot updates have to be approved by staff before going public. Depending on the quality of the created page and uploaded content your content could either be directly approved, approved but edited by staff afterwards, or just declined. As for the "how": Click on Create to the top right and then File Download. Select a fitting category and Continue. After that it's time to upload files and providing screenshots & info. Here are some things to keep in mind when contributing to the shrine: The content cannot be larger than 100MB. Please contact a site editor or admin If the content you want to provide is larger than 100MB and they will upload on your behalf. A VirusTotal will help to earn the trust of our members so make sure to include one. Be as detailed as possible in the description of the content you upload. Look at descriptions of similar content on this site to get some inspiration for the formatting. If possible, game content should be uploaded pre-installed and in case an english patch exists for a non-english game it should be applied. We recommend putting the content into a .zip archive for ease of use. It should have the following structure: Archive -> Folder holding content -> Content Please upload your content into a fitting category. If you have any more questions direct them towards Maden Downloads and Content Q: Things are broken again. How can I let you know? A: Website issues should be reported in here: https://moriyashrine.org/forums/forum/14-website-bugsissues/ Using the report button on the bottom left of the description page of your choice is preferred for problems like (or similar to): mistakes in the description, broken download link, screenshots from a different game, download is actually a different game, and so on. The Forum section is recommended for other problems where the input from other members, who could have experience with the content in question, can be of great help. Q: I can't open the archive that I've downloaded ( .rar ; .7z ; etc. ). How do I do that? A: You are not able to open an archive? Then you probably have to use a program like Winrar or 7-zip to open it. I'd suggest using 7-zip, but see what works best for you. https://www.7-zip.org/download.html Q: Do I really have to wait 60 seconds before being able to download? A: All downloads will have a 60 second timer for guests ONLY. This is to prevent resource abuse. Restriction is lifted upon signing in. Game Questions Q: Why is the text broken and/or why does my game not start? A: Switch to japanese locale. It'll likely help with broken folder and file names as well as making japanese games look or work right. Q: What is d3dx9.dll and why can't I turn on my 2hu? A: Install directx. If you already have directx installed you might have to install more directx. Specifically this one https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8109 Also available here in case you can't or wont use the microsoft link. Q: Where do I put the scorefile.dat / where do I find it? A: * For games before Double Spoiler, the score.dat file goes directly in the game's main folder. * For Double Spoiler and after, Zun started making use of your AppData folder for saving data. [C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\ShanghaiAlice\Numbered Touhou Folder] If you cannot see your AppData folder in your user directory, it is probably hidden; go into your Folder Options and tell it to Display Hidden Files and Folders. Q: How do I play the Touhou Retro-Era games? A: Use an emulator:
  4. Nitorium

    Danmakufu

    What is Touhou Danmakufu? Touhou Danmakufu is a scripting engine for Danmaku games. You can run it to play other peoples' scripts, or you can create your own. It comes with default graphics, but those can be replaced. There are two different versions. 0.12m is the old version, #ScriptVersion[2], that is used for Concealed the Conclusion, Phantasm Romance, Phantasmagoria Trues, and the Last Comer, etc. ph3 is the new version constantly being developed by mkm that runs Fairies of Sorcery, Mythical Power Plant, and a good portion of the new scripts coming out. 0.12m games will only run in 0.12m. ph3 games will only run in ph3. If a game does not come with its own th_dnh.exe, place it in the script folder of the CORRECT VERSION or it will not work. Please do not sell Touhou fan games for profit (indie is not doujin) without contacting ZUN. All games on this page, unless otherwise stated, are doujin. Danmakufu Downloads Touhou Danmakufu 0.12m: Official Download Mediafire Mirror (0.12m): --Mirror 1 (Sparen) Touhou Danmakufu ph3: Official Download Latest Version: [.1 pre6a] Mediafire Mirrors: [.0 pre23]: Mirror (Sparen) **NOT THE LATEST VERSION Danmakufu 0.12m Controls Default Controls Arrow Keys: Movement Z: Fire / Select X: Bomb C: User Defined Key Shift: Focus Movement Esc: Pause Ctrl: Skip Dialogue Home: Take Screenshot R: Return to Title I: Set Invincibility U: Disable Invincibility H: Cuts boss life by 10% F: Grants 5 lives and 5 bombs F12: Shutdown Game How to CORRECTLY run Danmakufu without a crash NOTE: ph3 [.1] should run fine - this section only applies to 0.12m (the old version) and ph3 [.0] When you open Danmakufu 0.12m, it will usually crash. When you open Danmakufu ph3 (before [.1 pre2]), you won't be able to see any files. So what are you doing wrong? Well, basically... you need to run Danmakufu in Japanese Locale. You will need to obtain AppLocale and install the East Asian Language packs. You will need to run all versions of Danmakufu in Japanese Locale. I recommend making a shortcut so that you can easily open it in Japanese Locale. After it is installed, then feel free to work with it. Please refer to this guide if you are having trouble: AppLocale Installation Guide *I suggest NOT dumping Danmakufu in Program Files or some other place. Put it somewhere where it is easily accessible. Danmakufu Resources Danmakufu at Touhou Wiki AppLocale Danmakufu FAQ on MotK How to install AppLocale PLEASE READ BEFORE DOWNLOADING SCRIPTS -When I say "Comes with everything," the game is ready to be played off the bat. Do not mess around with the files. Just open th_dnh.exe (for 0.12m, in Japanese Locale) and you should be fine. -When I say "Does not come with Danmakufu pre-packaged," you must manually place the scripts in their respective folders. Usually, it goes right into the script folder. Make sure that you are using the correct version of Danmakufu. For ph3, please use the latest version. -For axcf downloads, please type in the capcha, select the button that says ダウンロード, then wait. If it gives you a confirmation capcha, then just do as asked. If it gives you リトライ, then click that button to retry. -For ph3 games, you should NOT use the version of Touhou Danmakufu they provide for any other scripts. The reason is because of ph3's package system and due to the multiple versions of ph3. Danmakufu games (available on this site) *The game titles are links to the respective game pages on this site. Listed in approximate order of release date. 東方夢終劇 ~ Concealed the Conclusion [0.12m] {danmaq} 幻想浪漫紀行 ~ Phantasmagoria Trues v1.2 [0.12m] {Len} Juuni Jumon ~ Summer Interlude v1.4 [0.12m] {Puremrz} 東方邪星章 ~ The Last Comer v1.00a [0.12m] (Official Site) {ido} 東方魔晶精 ~ Fairies of Sorcery v1.10a [ph3] {Shijimi Nono} Spellcard Collection v1.10a [ph3] {Len & Shijimi Nono} ~~~~~Hosted on Bulletforge as of Feb 9, 2015! 妖怪狐狸合戦 ~ War of Fox and Badger v1.2 [ph3] {raichu} 東方導命樹 ~ Mystical Power Plant v1.00d [ph3] (Official Site) {ido} Spellcard Collection 2 v0.25 [ph3] {Shijimi Nono} ~~~~~Hosted on Bulletforge as of Feb 9, 2015! Riverbed Soul Saver v1.02a [ph3] (Official Site) {ido} White Names Spoiled Past v1.02a [ph3] (Official Site) {ido & Len} 東方魔宝城 ~ Book of Star Mythology v1.00 [ph3] (Official Site) {ido} Complete Danmakufu games [ph3] (offsite) As of now, all games that would be featured here have their own pages. See above. Complete Danmakufu games [0.12m] (Offsite) Luminous Dream v1.01 [0.12m] (Official Site) {Professor Scissors} -----Official Download: [Link] *Comes with everything -----Mirror Download: [N/A] Another World's Chaos v0.5 [0.12m] (Official Site) {Azure, Raibys} -----Official Download: [Link] -----Mirror Download: [Link] (Sparen) ~~~~~Only 3 Stage Demo Danmakufu Tutorials To learn more about Danmakufu, I highly suggest that you check out the this Wiki page, which has many links to tutorials. Additionally, I have tutorials for ph3 on my website.
  5. Introduction to Touhou for Newbies You've never once before played Touhou? Well, we're not here to look down on you for it - this section is here to teach you how it all works, starting with a basic concept introduction, followed by instructions on how to actually get started and play! Subsections on This Page * What is Touhou? * Aren't these in Japanese? * Getting Started * How to Play * Reading the Screen * Pickups & Automatic Collection * Focusing & the Hitbox * Focused Fire vs. Unfocused Fire * Bombing * Moedan What is "Touhou?" Touhou is an extremely popular series of vertical shooting games of the "bullet hell" or "curtain fire" variety, also known as "danmaku," where enemies not only shoot directly at you, but also fire patterned bullets to weave through. Created by Zun, the Touhou game series entails an ongoing story of events set in the fictional realm of Gensokyo, revolving mostly -though not entirely - around incidents regarding the main character, Reimu Hakurei, and the Hakurei Shrine. The series is best-known for its beautiful bullet patterns, seamless story development, and intriguing character interactions; like typical RPGs, character personalities are well-developed, considering the game type, and the dialogue is infused with both drama and humor, making Touhou fun not only in the combat aspect, but also interesting to watch unfold. Aren't these in Japanese? Originally, yes. However, we save you some trouble by pre-applying English patches when they are available, especially when it comes to the official games. (They also come ready-to-play; no need to use potentially confusing methods to use an .iso file to install them.) Getting Started The stories may differ, but how you actually begin playing never does. Every shooting game in the series always asks the same three things before you get started: 1) Difficulty Selection The first thing you're asked to do after hitting "Start Game" is to select your difficulty level (seeing as not everybody is able to walk in the rain without getting wet when they first start). All Touhou games come with four selectable levels of difficulty to choose from: - Easy - Normal - Hard - Lunatic 2) Character Selection There are two or three (or occasionally more) characters interested in resolving the game's incident, and you're asked to choose which one you'd like to play as. Reimu and Marisa are always available choices, and in recent games, Sanae has started making regular appearances, alongside other characters in some cases. Different characters, as you'd expect, have different shot types. 3) Shot Type Selection After you've chosen your character, you're asked to select from two or three shot types that character has to further customize your experience (except in specific games where characters only have one shot type, in which case this step is skipped). Once you choose a shot type, you're whisked away to the gameplay screen, where play begins!! How to Play Now you have to know how to control yourself, yes? Here's how it works: Menu Keys (All Games) [Z]: Confirm [X]: Cancel [Esc]: Pause Shooting Game Controls You'll use the bottom key row in addition to the arrows for movement: [Z]: Fire [X]: Bomb [Shift]: Focus Photography Game Controls If you wanna play "Shoot the Bullet", "Double Spoiler" or "Violet Detector", here's how it's done: [Z]: Shutter(Hold to display viewfinder, release to snap.) [Shift]: Focus (Hold Focus & Shutter to speed-charge camera.) [X]: Flip orientation of frame ("Double Spoiler" only) Fighting Game Controls Playing IaMP, SWR and UNL is more complicated than shooting straight up, of course; it makes active use of six keys on two rows. Only SWR and UNL use the spell card buttons. [Z]: Melee [X]: Weak Projectile [C]: Strong Projectile [A]: Dash Great Fairy Wars Controls Since you can freeze stuff, it controls differently from the other games: [C]: Auto-Fire [Shift]: Focus [Z]: Freeze (must hold briefly to charge first) [X]: Bomb Reading the Screen On the left is the playfield, of course. On the right is the information panel, which keeps you informed of your remaining lives and spell cards (bombs), current power level, and other things like your score. A game's unique counters (such as Cherry Points in "Perfect Cherry Blossom") are usually displayed in the lower-left corner of the playfield (as is the case for the UFOs in "Undefined Fantastic Object," as shown in this screenshot). If you're playing a game from any modern era, the difficulty level you're playing on is also prominently displayed somewhere on the right side of the screen. Pickups & Automatic Collection Along with enemy bullets, as you destroy enemies, the screen also becomes populated with all sorts of pickups; there are unique ones in some games (those are explained in the individual games' sections), but in every one of them you'll run into these two things: Power-Ups. Obviously, it's a good thing to have tons of firepower, and this is how you get it. Collect power-ups to gradually increase your firepower (items bigger in size are, of course, worth more power). In classic titles, you start at 0, and max firepower is 128 points, increasing your firepower every 32 points; in most modern games, you start at 1.0, the max is 4.0, and your firepower increases every whole number. Point items. These add to your score, and are worth more points the higher up on the screen you collect them. In classic titles, they're something like coins from "Super Mario Bros," in that when you collect enough, you're automatically awarded an Extend (extra life), though in modern titles, they simply add to your score (which, depending upon exactly which game, may or may not have much to do with getting extends). There are two other fairly commonplace pickups that appear in more than one game, so I'll explain: Spell Card (Bomb). It doesn't matter whether it's a large star with an "S" or a smaller square with a "B" on it, if it's green and looks important, it does the same thing - it adds one spell card (bomb) to your stock (these don't appear in games where bombing costs you a power level instead of coming from a separate stock of bombs). Some games may also have bomb pieces which are hollow stars. Life Pieces. In some modern-era Touhou games, you can collect 5 of these hollow hearts/stars to directly earn an Extend; they're dropped by bosses and minibosses in some games, and also dropped by red UFOs (in "Undefined Fantastic Object," of course). Automatic Collection of Items: It can be hard to keep up with all the items floating down the screen, so when there's a small lull or a good opening, there's another way to collect items. In all Touhou games, there is a point about 4/5 of the way up the screen called the Point of Collection, or POC for short. If you manage to maneuver your character above that line, you automatically collect all items that are currently on-screen. Some modern games are even nice enough to tell you at the beginning of stage 1 exactly where the POC is (as shown here in UFO). Focusing & the Hitbox When you hold the Shift button, your character Focuses. This has three very important benefits: 1) It visibly displays your hitbox (the part of your character's graphical sprite which, when a bullet hits it, actually makes you die; more below). 2) It slows your character down for precision movement. 3) It switches your character from unfocused fire to focused fire (more on that below). Focusing is what makes weaving through seemingly impossible bullet patterns possible. If you can squeeze that tiny dot between two bullets, you live, regardless of if bullets are touching any other parts of your character's sprite. On that note, here's a convenient hitbox chart that one may want to keep in mind: Focused Fire vs. Unfocused Fire Firing while Focused and firing while unfocused are very different, and it's important to know how to use each to your advantage. Unfocused fire allows your character's full movement speed, and generally revolves around area coverage; you get good crowd control this way without much effort. Unfocused fire is generally used for stage enemies, but can also be useful for bosses who move around a lot. Focused fire slows you down for precision movement, and your character will concentrate their fire directly above themselves (well, in most cases, anyway) to cause maximum possible damage to a single target. For obvious reasons, focused fire is the generally preferred way of battling bosses, but can also deal with pesky normal enemies. Bombing It is pretty obvious to any newbie that using a spell card (bomb) causes massive damage to everything onscreen. However, the point many players emphasize on using bombs is that they clear all enemy bullets from the screen - in other words, rather than bombing to cause damage, players prefer to bomb when they get themselves into a situation they cannot get out of any other way, thus being able to continue on instead of dying. Characters generally start with 2 bombs, and can acquire more by grabbing spell card pickups, though they'll also be given their default 2 bombs back when they die if they died with less than 2 bombs in stock. Be warned that some games in the series do not differentiate your bomb stock, and instead cost one Power level to use (which ones are noted in the indivdual games' entry). Moedan Moedan is a training game for newcomers to Touhou. You play as Flandre Scarlet and are given two spellcard options: Wide Shot and Linear Shot. For game information and for download links, please check the following page: Moedan
  6. uhh can you help me with this one, i trying to open my touhou 10 but this always pop up, im still new so i dont know what to do image.png.67c1bd5f47e63ec49d8a2de6ca05c139.png

  7. That's really cool! Haha. But yeah, it's actually a bug within the framework. The update will fix it but i havent had the chance or time to do it yet.
  8. Greetings all, I would like to introduce something that we've been working on lately and hopefully this will be useful for people. We now have dedicated torrent tracker and site, https://nitorrent.nl So what the hell is this? Well, not only is this the tracker we are using, this will also be our index. We will be using this for all of our official TH stuff. Please note that all official Moriya Shrine torrents are uploaded by our staff. Over time, as i improve it and add features, we will expand that for other torrents as well, not just TH. Also, at least for now, you will need to create a account there to upload torrents. But you do not have to create one to download. If you are going to be uploading a torrent, please make sure to use udp://nitorrent.nl:6969 as the tracker. For now, that is it. Any questions you may have, please let me know here. Thanks! -Torm
  9. Please contact one of us to get a copy of that. Thanks! :D
  10. Are you getting any sort of error on your client?
  11. It might be a permissions things that I might have overlooked. Let me cehck that real quick.
  12. You dont really NEED a VPN to torrent... Torrenting in itself is not illegal... It's only when you're misusing is when your ISP will look down on that. ? And honestly, exposing your real IP isn't a big deal. The most others will know is who your ISP is. It reveals your geolocation but not your precise location.
  13. Well, on a technical aspect, there really isn't a reason to remove the old ones. It's just that, to me, it seems much cleaner having only a few to choose from then a entire list... But if other people like the other ones then I can just leave them.
  14. Glad to see this is getting a bit of traction. If a feature is largely requested by a lot of people then we can see of a way to add it in.
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