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It sounds like something is going wrong in your build process - specifically the archival/extraction - just as an initial guess.

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/build.html#archives

Double-check any "build.classify(" lines in your Ren'Py code.

My main concern is that the multi-line strings (which are used in label blocks often) aren't really working anymore, and that label blocks seem to be broken. I can take another look (I'm nolanlemahn on GitHub) eventually, but it's a little weird with both of the following being legal declarations: #...

Does that work on your native python installation?

My guess is that minigamelib (the folder) also needs an __init__.py (file) because you are importing what is being treated as a module. I think it can even be empty.

It looks like for one (POSIX? Cygwin? MinGW?) reason or several others, the libraries I was looking at couldn't actually work with Ren'Py when compiled for Windows (at least in the way that I was trying to build them): https://pypi.python.org/pypi/lupa https://pypi.python.org/pypi/lunatic-python-bug...

That's what I had figured - but:

* if I'm on Mac OS X, Ren'Py 6.99.3.404, sys.maxunicode is 1114111
* if I'm on Windows, Ren'Py 6.99.5.602, sys.maxunicode is 65535

Is this me doing something wrong (or that's to be expected, and libraries for Windows should be built against UCS2 Python)?

So there've been times where I wanted Ren'Py to do something somewhat odd - at this particular moment, I'd like it to be able to run lua scripts. lunatic-python-bugfix seems to allow me to do this. Ignoring the fact that I'd have to compile it for 3-4 platforms, how would I add the binaries to Ren'P...

Insert your own properties and set ctc to an image as a Character property and you should be good.

http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/side_image.html Exactly what isn't working? :( The way that tutorial works, you'd likely need need to: A) Define your Character() to have an image B) Add your images so that the character can use them and finally C) Experiment *** # All right, let's make our player Char...

I should probably take a better look at my imports - the code runs in my testbed without "renpy." preceding the .file() call. Glad everything worked out though.

# Oi! This is untested! def getYourData(): yourData = whereverYourFileHappensToBe yourData = file(yourData).read().decode("utf-8") yourData = yourData.split("\n") return yourData $ linesToSay = getYourData() $ justOneLineToSay = renpy.random.choice(linesToSay) I strongly suggest...

The only thing I can think of is like, maybe the label flow isn't working/correct, or the persistent value isn't being correctly set. The labels/variables seem to be the issue more than the screens. I mean, for all I know "persistent.checkpoint_5" in your example might not ever be "ma...

mm_root should be a member of the theme declaration. Could you copy-paste your theme definition? It should look something likethis theme.threeD(#or theme.roundrect, or theme.a_white_tulip, or theme.tv, or....... # Color scheme: Colorblind widget = "#898989", widget_hover = "#464646&qu...

Okay. So the screen itself works, but whatever your loading is trying to do is breaking... and you're doing loading with checkpoints, which means that you did change loading behavior. X_X Anyway. > $ renpy.jump(persistent.checkpoint.chapter number) What is "persistent.checkpoint.chapter number&...

Did you change "screen save" and "screen load" directly, or are you changing "screen file_picker"? (Or neither?)

I can't see a reason as to why that screen code would fail, but I also don't have the shown menus in front of me.

> Well, this video is playing well on my player Ren'Py isn't interfacing with "your player" - I'm guessing it's doing "something" that makes it more inefficient than say, VLC. (Rendering other images at the same time and running python callbacks - which VLC certainly need not do,...