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I have a variable label, basically these variables control some aspects within my game. I have a loop that performs an event check, and before the loop I execute the calling of these variables, however during the game, I need to create new variables and find that I have to restart the whole game so...

Ok, my attempt was to replicate an AERO interface, using the blur shader to create the glass effect. The thing is made by blurring an area and then draw on an upper layer the semi-transparent window. This. damned_shaders.jpg The blur effect is quite requited to make the text readable on top of the "...

It SHOULD be style.mybutton.hover_text.color
As mybutton is the father of the style chain "mybutton_whatever".
It's hard to explain.
Not sure, but once it was that way.

I've seen a lot of references to "UDD" but can't find a definition. Is it the same thing as "Creator-Defined Displayable"? ("User-Defined"?) I dunno why, but is the same thing that changed name thru time. Probably as by "user" someone meant the one playing the game, and "creator" the one that's doi...

Hello! To be exactly precise, but just for academic as probably nothing change at your level, the INTERACTION is the time renpy spend to elaborate something between an user input and the next request of an user input. Is not the user interaction, is the Renpy one (so, probably "reaction" could have ...

The core for textbutton is just a default button, then a text child on top of it. The text layer don't have any binded parameter on size. All style parameters are in fact sent to the button-father, and you have to specifically use a text_ parameter to intervene to the child. And such damned child do...

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Sat Feb 13, 2021 11:13 pm

Sorry for necro, but I've found this code and sadly, on 7.3.5, it doesn't seem to work well.

You did nothing wrong, but since 2016 stuff changed a lot - now text is tied to voicing and auto-voicing tags and not speaking you can now create your own tags... This code will never work anymore.

The subject is debatable as we must understand the code logic applied by the core designer. To my understanding of the thing, the second was implemented to open for users the chance of having both a generic Displayable that control the behaviour of the object, and a child of it (the rendered image),...

yeah, one of the things that crossed my mind is using classes but i dont have much experience with objects i have used them before but i always get stuck sooner or later, i just prefer avoiding them, ill try with what you said and see what comes up Good luck. Once you get a grasp on the concept, yo...

You must take a breath, take a tea, take a nap, look at Buddha for one hour, look at a cat two hours and then realize the drama. You must use Classes. You don't know how they work? Time to study. They are usefull whatever engine/language you'll ever use. Create all the relative objects and add them ...

Is the way you're creating the object that doesn't work. Create the object and then add it to the list. The way you're doing you're not appending an object, but a tuple made of such values (that obviously don't have parameters). default milkshake = giftItem(**params) $ giftList.append(milkshake) Ple...

In my opinion, honestly, it would be better, instead of raping your brains over a plan to protect God knows what, it would be better to take up additional chips that will decorate your project. I would take an example from the developers of the witcher, minecraft, this war of mine - yes, we do not ...

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You should consider, for a better implementation and speeding up people workflow, to send the actual exported pictures you want to use. Not everyone can freely open and manipulate .psd.

When you create objects, use a 'default' statement instead of the init space. default player = Player("Derp", 100, 50) This simple change make the objects parsed by the save system. That's true for whatever object (like list of items and so on) you're planning to use. And that's all. As for doubling...