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Thanks, PyTom. It's working now in the nightly build thanks to you. Sorry for bothering again but video files in the 'images' folder were used to be recongnized without 'images/' but it doesn't seem so now. If I add images/', the video files show properly. Update Never mind! I have reached the concl...

Thanks, PyTom. Really appreciated! If I specify the full path of Icon.png it works. I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred. While running game code: File "renpy/common/00start.rpy", line 207, in script call call _gl_test File "renpy/common/00gltest.rpy", line 390, in scrip...

The latest update gives me this error. Any clues? It's been working before the update.

Thanks for clarification! Much appreciated!

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These two are the same thing? If so which one is preferable?
The latter one saves the resource more?

I thought both 'default' and 'init python:' work in a similar manner but... probably they don't. I need to use 'default' specifically for it.

Thanks, PyTom! I wasn't sure which one I should use! One more question regarding preferences.voice_sustain. default preferences.voice_sustain = True When I load the game after deleting persistent data, this works as expected. It makes voice sustain on. But if I change this to init python: preference...

It seems it's missing?
I can use preferences.afm_after_click without problems but is it not supposed to be in config variables?

Mmm, I don't see the difference. Both versions play well on my computer.
Though I think FPS should be 24 or 30 at most as it's just video?

Maybe you can try to reduce the file size with VP9. It seems that is the only big difference.

Brilliant!
You know what, there's no way I can figure this out on my own. How can you do that, man... this makes me really sad... still no idea about that math code... lol
Thanks for your help. This is exactly I want.

Yeah,
To be exact I want it to look like attached video.
Can it be done with on show statement?
I really can't figure it out.

Hello. I want this blinking animation to have fadein and out effect. Currently trans.alpha is set to 1.0 and 0.0 respectively so it shows and hides instantly. Is there any way to achieve this? init python: def show_op(trans, st, at): if st < 1 / x: trans.alpha = 1.0 return 0 else: return None def hi...

Never mind, I found solutions.

I've noticed that partial movie playback (loop certain part of a movie file) doesn't seem to work since 7.2.0
Can you confirm?