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Hey Karl_C. I do plan on revealing their stories later on when the protagonist finally starts to get to know the other characters better. And trust me, their routes will be anything but "an endless success story". This first arc is kinda just introducing everybody (I've only written like 1...

Thank you for playing and giving feedback! I put a lot of work into proofreading it, so I appreciate the praises. There is a small bug that I came across the last minute. I'm glad you didn't stumble upon it. I do agree with most of the negative statements you've made. The story's based on a flimsy f...

https://imaginatum.files.wordpress.com/2014/10/header.png DOWNLOAD LINKS http://www.mediafire.com/download/y450je19mck4889/imaginatum-0.2-all.zip https://mega.nz/#!Kc0y3CwT!j-rrXdx4A9x0gdyzoHQAw6GvXc8jWC9TvJCs3SMSnqA STORY The story takes place in the 22nd century where the advancement of neurotech...

I believe using call screen will fix your problem. It waits until there's an interaction before continuing the script http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#call-screen For example try: label EntranceHall: hide screen Cafeteriamap show firstfloor at Position(xpos = 123, xanchor=0, ypos=61, yanch...

I am a bit unclear what you mean by say_who_window is FALSE. You're using the two_window option, right? If you didn't change too much from the default screens.rpy and options.rpy, the say_who_window style affects the namebox and window style affects the dialoguebox. style.say_who_window.bottom_margi...

From my understanding, you want to scroll a tiled image? I would do this by making the tiled image at least 2x the screen width. You can either do it in Photoshop/Gimp or tiling it within renpy using something like image train = HBox("file.png", "file.png") Then, you'll need to d...

There is a delay exactly as you describe but no lag (at all) if you allow Ren'Py to predict images before hand (no changes made to your function and Animation will do it's job here as good as anything else). Thank you so much xela! I did not realize there is a renpy.start_predict() function and it ...

My files are quite large... You can test the 10 MB of pngs if you'd like. I'll look into reducing the resolution if there's no other way. I did a make a mpeg of the animation, but the problem is I can't get the transparency to work. I tried both methods mentioned here http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy...

Hello fellow Renpy users. I am making a few animations in Blender and am now trying to port it Renpy. For this specific case, I ported frames "0011.png" to "0082.png" in a folder called rpg_water. The animation has 24 FPS. With some effort, I managed to spit out the following cod...

Have you tried isolating the function to make sure it's working properly? Something like: label start: $ sam = 0 "sam: [sam]" $ mod_sam(2) "sam: [sam]" $ mod_sam(-1) "sam: [sam]" If this works, then you'll have to start debugging and find every instance of sam to see wh...

I've never used those tutorials but is there a reason you're using 2 imagemaps instead of one? Unless you're planning to use the same imagemap on multiple screens, I feel that having 2 of them might cause problems with possible overlap. The back button doesn't work for some reason I don't understand...

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Wow, I completely read that wrong. Sorry about that.

daikiraikimi's calendar class does have a weekday function that returns the day of the week. You can look into that and use if statements as trooper6 said.

You can use python's time class: https://docs.python.org/2/library/time.html#time.strftime For example: init python: import time label start: $day = time.strftime("%a") if day == "Sun" or day == "Sat": jump event1 else: jump event2 Just make sure the variable day doesn'...

One thing that might help is specifying the xysize. For instance, xysize 600, 400. Or xmaximum and xminimum if you want.

All of my styles are customized so I'm uncertain which one applies the rounded corners. But to guide you in the right direction, you'll need to change the insensitive_background and other insensitive_ properties.