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As for character interaction, what if you had an option for the two characters to physically touch? I don't know if that's creepy or not. So at first, when they're just meeting or becoming friends, they would high five or shake hands or fist bump as a greeting. Then, later on, they could progress t...

I have not made as much progress as I would have liked.

I've written out Jupiter's interaction responses, and wrote a bit of the first club scene, but I havne't done much else.

This is a background of Saturn's Kitchen/Dining Area:

You need to use im.Flip for every separate part of your Live Composite. Something copy-pasted from one of my own projects: def draw_roco(st, at): #Normal Version return LiveComposite( (245, 700), (0, 0), "s/r_body.png", (0, 0), "s/r_outfit.png", (0, 0), "s/r_face.png", ),.1 def draw_roco_flip(st, at...

You can use hboxes, but then you need to define the width for each one. Or, now that I think about it, you can add an xfill True in your first frame, but I'm not sure if that would work? You could do the following, I think. frame: text "Welcome, [her_name]." size 30 hbox: xmaximum .33 xminimum .33 v...

It's an easy thing to fix. By changing the hbox that contains the columns into a grid , they will do what you want. Then adding yfill/xfills the frames get streched out and even and has vbox makes sure the text isn't overlapping. I had to take out the variables to test it, but it looks like this for...

4. Hmmm. I only care about interesting personalities to be honest. You could have a type of personality determining question system for Saturn. For example, the player can choose dialogue options that make Saturn sound shy or a flirty playgirl, or a kooky weirdo. None of the options would change th...

http://i.imgur.com/u6Txmc5.png You are Saturn, and girl are you ready to go out there to cuddle and smooch some ladies. Problem is, you don't know where to start. When your pal jokingly mentions that you should go to the club, you think that is an absolutely fabulous idea. It's how they do it in mo...

I've always abide by the squash/thickness/rounded principle used in a lot of animations myself.
I made a quick chart to shot what I mean, I hope it's helpful.