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jack_norton wrote:I have modified the dump_text.rpy already so it produces a more human-readable output, scanning the first chars of each spoken line, so it looks like:

Could this be public?

You're correct afu.

Animations can be done:

http://renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/referen ... /Animation

TIP: always search the Ren'py reference first. Not with the Search field, but manually

First question: you will have to define your own Move.

Second question:

hide char1 happy
hide char2 happy
with dissolve

This is, AFAIK, the only way to do it.

You have to play a little with style variables. Style variables for links are:

style.hyperlink
style.hyperlink_text

You usually put those in options.rpy. But I don't know the correct sub-classes for style variables to do what you want. I would also want to know!

Nah, it should work without leading zero. It has always worked for me.

Satoh wrote:If I set the SFX up as a music, it can still overlap the other music without stopping it correct?

Yes, you just need to declare a new channel and play it on that channel, the music plays in another channel so it won't collide.

Hmmm... Let's check 6.9.0. release log: The image statement now implicitly places itself inside an init block if it's not inside an init block to begin with. The code: image bg world = "world.jpg" is now equivalent to: init 990: image bg world = "world.jpg" Try upgrading, then?

"/game/script.rpy: image statements may only appear in init blocks." I can't help much more than to say that you can't call the "image" function outside of init. But I figure if nothing else I can save the time testing that... Wasn't the last Ren'py version made with this in min...

Try them, try resizing, or adding whitespace above and below... There's plenty of options

Those CTCs are placeholders anyways... but they look good so I might just keep them, dunno.

Hmmmm.... Try using my CTCs, with the following code in options.rpy: config.nvl_page_ctc = anim.Blink("arrow2.png", 0.1, 0.1, 0.35, 0.35) config.nvl_paged_rollback = True Also, in script.rpy: $ blink = anim.Blink("arrow1.png", 0.1, 0.1, 0.35, 0.35) $ ctc = Character(kind=nvl, ctc...

Try adding some whitespace in the PNG image below, like 2 to 4 pixels, make it 24x28 or something.

You might try using ConditionSwitch paired with ui.textbutton.