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You can also try clicking the "Force Recompile" button in the "Actions" section of the Ren'Py Launcher screen after making changes to your script.

I like the idea.

Welcome everybody. It's very nice to have you all here.

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Mon Jul 29, 2019 10:19 am

I can't get this to run on a Mac. Latest OSX. Is it just me? Maybe it doesn't like my Ren'Py installation?

If I recall it correctly, in case a Ren'Py game refuses to run on your system try putting the whole game folder inside your Ren'Py projects folder and run the game from the Ren'Py Launcher.

If a flying saucer's pilot ever approaches you saying "Take me to your leader", just direct him to 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway in Mountain View, California. I don't know if the alien's going to really find there what he's looking for, but chances are people there will do anything they could to convinc...

I was wondering when I would find a VN framework for Godot. Wow, here's one.
Thanks for creating this.

Cool! Thanks for replying.

Ah, young people, music, and sunlight. I could write a little story about such a moment.

Anyone wanting to make a point and click game in Ren'Py should take a look at Susan The Cat's game "Potato Art":
http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-2 ... w&uid=5150

Il n'y a pas de quoi, mon ami.

Sometimes we can inadvertently turn transitions off while we're testing a game. Replacing the rpy file isn't enough as the game will keep reading the old rpyc file. Turning transitions on again in the preferences screen is still the better solution.

Welcome, guys!

Your link points to a Ren'Py game called "Under The Bed", by Muffle. Is that the game you're talking about? Well, I downloaded it and I found out all the game scripts are unarchived... init: $ alfred_affection_point = 0 $ boris_affection_point = 0 # The game starts here. label start: scene bg black ...

Yes, searching I've found at least two groups with that name. There's a chance we're talking about the same group and I've only known them in 1974.

You know, I'm another non-English speaker guy. :) Previously, I only heard the expression "downbeat" in music discussions. I remember there was a musical group from the '70s named "The Downbeats". Well, based on the art examples Gekiganwing mentioned, I asked Google about other meanings of that expr...