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Never used it before, but that's what I figured out after some fiddling with that editor: you can save your character for further editing by pressing control + s. When done, export your character to an image file by pressing F5 (Choose a format. You're probably going to save it as a PNG).

Nice video. I'm sorry you have lost all that stuff, but I have no doubt you had a good time working on them and you have surely learned a lot. Currently, I have no less than sixteen projects started/suspended/in development. The reason for so many projects is that I'm an apprentice, and each project...

You can also try this:

Isn't "zoom" a reserved name? Have you tried "my_zoom", or something else?
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/reserved ... rved-names

There's this guy here: viewtopic.php?f=57&t=35502#p391966
He converted a lot of Ren'Py games to online games (including some I've created) but I don't know exactly how he does it (if anybody else knows).

No problem. ATL is still the way, though. :) Take a look here, even if you can't read Russian (I can't, even in World Cup's time): http://renpyfordummies.blogspot.com/2018/05/2.html You can use Google translator to undertand the text. There's a project download link right above the picture. It still...

Even though I can't say I fully understood what you want, I believe transitions are not what you need. You can try some ATL instead. ATL documentation is here: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/atl.html#animation-and-transformation-language You can find examples of ATL code in the Cookbook section. ATL...

Saithir wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 03, 2018 2:14 pm

Nice tutorial, though making it a game is a bit strange

I believe that's a nice way to demonstrate things. I guess you never played the Ren'Py Tutorial game.

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Don't worry, English is not my first language either :) . The latest versions of The Question are using backgrounds created by Mugenjohnson. He's a member here and you can PM him regarding any question (no pun intended). "Uncle" Mugen releases a lot of material in the Creative Commons section of thi...

In "No Dice!" (one of my many many current projects) I prefer to use the centered character (https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/dialogue.html#special-characters) for a similar effect. This is how I use it: scene black centered "{size=24}\"So God does play dice with the universe. All the evidence points ...

If you are in Windows, go to Control Panels/Appearance/Folder Options, and uncheck "Hide extensions of known file types". That will let you see the file extensions. Look for Renpy.exe inside the main SDK folder, and run it.

trooper6 wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 14, 2018 3:02 am

So I feel unqualified to participate in the quiz.

Same here. But, as soon as I read that the quiz is based on VNDB data, I understood it wasn't for me.

If you are in https://www.renpy.org/latest.html then you can simply click the "Download SDK zip" link. Unzip the Ren'Py SDK folder to a place where you have full read/write permissions.

Personally, I believe credits should be always skippable. Forcing players to do things is the best way to make them look for a more friendly game to play. Anyway, that's your game and your audience :) . You will find some ideas in this thread (discussion on this topic start around post #13: https://...