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Oh, so I guess you aren't available for major work anymore?

How are you with backgrounds/landscapes? Do you have any examples?

How would you feel about working with an existing melody to make a variant? I'm looking to make a fangame of an existing franchise, and it's important that the opening notes of the franchise's theme be recognizable. Really depends on what you are asking for. I would like to hear the melody first an...

I'm happy to say that I'm able to take requests again for the next two months. This time each song I make will also be available for other people to download on my soundcloud account. Requesting songs is free, you can credit me in your game if you want to, but you don't have to. Link to Soundcloud ...

Hello, I'm in charge of a small team that's working on a game based off the TV show My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. We've only started recently, so I'm afraid there's not a lot I can show you to prove that we will actually make it to completion. I can only say that I fully intend to ram this pr...

This is why you should not have used user-defined statement that closely mimic an existing statement. Just a lot more haphazard work for so little gain, and no guaranteed that it will continue to work after you update Ren'Py. Especially since you can already set a default transition if you want to ...

Note that Donmai is talking about a transform that alter the alpha channel, which is not quite the same as a transition. As far as I know, a transition always affect the whole screen, and it's just that for the case of dissolve when it's hard to tell that it affect the whole screen, and it looks li...

The problem with that method is that I would have to define some 200-ish images that way, so as a labor-saving technique it is not very effective.

I'm trying to create a user-defined statement that performs "show X with dissolve", with X being a multi-word image name like "eileen happy". Ideally "showd eileen happy" would be identical to "show eilieen happy with dissolve", and be able to take positions with the at statement. However, I am a py...

Thank you very much and sorry for the stupid question.

Elmiwisa wrote:Yes. One way is to modify main_menu screen.

How would one go about doing this, because I haven't been able to figure it out. A code example would be nice, if possible.

Is it possible to have transformations on the main menu screen? Specifically, I would like for one image to rotate continuously, while another images scrolls across the background. From what I can tell, it's possible to have a slideshow-style animation on the main menu, but the number of "slides" I ...