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Chubby Sprite Here is a sprite I made for a game, but unfortunately couldn't finish. This is the first time I made and released a sprite as material but I hope someone here may find a way to repurpose him. Feel free to modify him in any way you like, so long as you give me credit and use him in non...

I agree with trooper6, avoid the wiki like the plague. There are more outdated articles than updated so you're better off looking at the current documentation or asking. If you're looking for how to have a selectable save/load screen that displays the screenshot of the currently selected save, then ...

SundownKid mentioned args is arguments; the kw is for keywords. So **kwargs takes in a certain type of argument with keys, i.e. a dictionary. The name is a convention, so as long as you keep ** in the parameters it'll be fine. Here's a page with an explanation and some examples: http://markmiyashita...

Try making GreenImage a variable instead of an image; usually the property looks for a string or path. I don't understand what you mean by multiline though. Could you clarify please?

Use _game_menu_screen to set the screen for right-click: http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/store_variables.html#var-_game_menu_screen You can set it to your navigation screen so it displays first. Removing all instances of use navigation from the rest of screens will ensure it doesn't show more than onc...

Maybe you can use the character callback property for this? http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/character_callbacks.html
This example can be modified to mute/unmute in addition to playing a sound: http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... 263#p73263

What a great find. I'd love to use these in a game one day. They can come in handy when I get around to programming that battle system I have in mind.

I noticed the documentation now has monospaced text for inline code. It looks great! Thanks PyTom, makes reading the documentation a lot easier. Question: will Ren'Py one day be able to support GUI elements in screens similar to HTML? For example, a dropdown menu ( select tag in HTML) can help save ...

On the Ren'Py window, go to Preferences on the bottom right. The Project Directory is where you can place your project folder in to have it show in the Projects list. Make sure the game folder is a subdirectory in that folder. renpy_project_directory my_project game ... As far as I know, copy-paste ...

If you're looking to run the game, click Launch Project. If you're looking to open a single file to edit, using the links under Open Directory should open an explorer window listing all of the files in it. This is assuming that the project was backed up/wasn't removed after you upgraded however. Did...

I haven't gotten a chance to look at the inventory code, but it looks like the function combine_check() has Recipe as a required parameter: def combine_items(): global recipes for recipe in recipes: combine_check(recipe) # here the iterated recipe is passed as a parameter inventory.selected_items = ...

I think you got that from the old wiki documentation (http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/tutorials/Defining_Characters). Currently the image parameter takes in a string, the image tag (http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/dialogue.html#Character). If you're not using side images, you can use that function...

You can try researching whether or not Times New Roman is available in the public domain. I think it's safer to find another serif font that is in the public domain. Google Fonts and Font Squirrel are good places to look through, and you can filter by different styles.

I think a combination of tags (http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#screen-statement) and the timer statement (http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#timer) can accomplish this. Give the switching screens the same tag and then show the screen depending on a variable. I haven't tested this ...

Are you indenting or putting it in a Python block? If not you'll need to do that. http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/language_basics.html#indentation-and-blocks As an alternative, it may suffice to use the hover_sound on your imagebutton property instead. http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/style_properties.ht...