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Whoops, thanks for catching that. There were a couple other typos in there, too. I've edited it accordingly. :oops: Yes, this is in an external .py file. The characters are defined in characters.rpy: label defineCharacters: python: from modules.MtCharacter import MtCharacter # Available POVs ("Playe...

The game I'm working on has characters that are bilingual, and we use different notations for each language. For example, "This is some English dialogue" and "<Now I'm speaking Japanese!>". In order to pull this off, I need to write code like bob.what_prefix = '"<' bob.what_suffix = '>"' bob.what_ar...

Ah, excellent. Though that builds all the packages in one shot; I'd like to be able to do one at a time depending on who's requesting it. Also, it spit out a couple lines that look like errors to me (repeated twice more often than not), but it continued to do the build anyway: Could not find platfor...

I want to set up a build server for my project (using Jenkins ) so the various devs and testers can get the latest version on demand. Obviously, I can't use the Ren'Py Launcher and its handy Build Distributions button since the server is headless and unattended. Is there a way to kick off builds of ...

Alex wrote:You could try this - http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... ip#p181690

That works perfect! Thanks!

I have a character-select screen in my game as such: screen pick_route: # This ensures that any other menu screen is replaced. tag menu # Do things when keys are pressed key "K_ESCAPE" action Return() # Character select screen imagemap: cache False ground "assets/ui/character_select.png" # (0, 0) is...

In our project, we'd like to have a character's mouth open at the beginning of a line of dialogue, and then close once the text has finished displaying (but before the player clicks to advance). I'm pretty sure this is something I could do with a callback (using the "begin" and "end" events), but is...

Ah, thanks. Hard to find things in those wiki pages sometimes. >_>

Looking over the options.rpy file that gets auto-generated for a new project, I noticed that it starts with init -1 python hide: I understand what the first three parts of that syntax do (at least, I think I understand it), but I can't find anything in the documentation about that hide keyword. Help?