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Hi,
I've been thinking about this and it seems you are right. The individual volume in Ren'py seems to be divided by the number of playing sound files. So if quiet sound plays while loud music is playing, it gets obvious. I think it's better to handle them simultaneously though. Isn't that possible?

You are right, I was doing wrong. Thanks for info though! It's solved now!

Hi, thanks for response!
So I have to hide after 'show image_01' if I want use that image again? Is that the way used to? Because I don't remember I had to do such a thing before.

Hi, It seems automatic image definition has an issue here. You cannot show the same image twice! So the code below obviously doesn't work. Isn't this a bug? show image_01 e "You've created a new Ren'Py game." show image_02 e "Once you add a story, pictures, and music, you can release ...

That's odd. I'm here because I also have similar problem. In my case it happens when I test voice volume via pref screen. Music volume gets lower, then enter the game, it get normal. If it's really a matter of loudness of the file, I'm shocked!

So loud sound makes music quiet?

I didn't know that! Thanks, PyTom!

Never mind.

This is probably a bug.
In preference screen, when you test the voice sound with the code 'config.sample_voice',
Ren'py automatically reduce the music volume for no reason and it stays there until the game begins.
A small thing but anyone noticed?

Hi,
Is there any tools that logs how much main and video memory is used while playing a game(only for a game)?
I want make some specifications for people who play the game, but I am not sure how I do it.

Hi, philat! Thanks for suggestions!
ATL method works great! Never thought about that!
And I can see what you mean about annoyance.
I keep them as minimum as possible.

Hi, thanks again, trooper6!

It seems I cannot get it work with hard pause method though.
You cannot skip to the next image, but Renpy skips transition effect.

Prevent users skipping transition effect like dissolve, is it possible?
I tried hard pause but it doesn't do what I need.
I want screen to fade out smoothly no matter what user does.
It totally kills the pace of the game.

The way you let the program know it is the callback's keyword and not Eileen's keyword is by adding the prefix "cb_" to the keyword. In this case you end up with, cb_char. Thanks again but... how does the one know this?? Like adding prefix "cb_"... It must be strictly "cb_&...

Thanks, SinnyROM and trooper6! Your explanation is very helpful but clearly beyond my knowledge. I can somehow understand what you wrote but it's impossible to get on my own. I'll leave that **kwarg. Thank you, both. I really appreciate! init -1 python: renpy.music.register_channel("Chan1"...