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Hey everyone^^ I retried several things and after returning to flatten I finally was able to get it to work by copying a part of the flatten code: define e = Character('Eileen', color="#c8ffc8") image bg white = Solid("#FFFFFF") image portrait = Portrait(width=438, height=491) # ...

you removed the if, I'm sorry I wasn't clear on that part^^ the whole thing should look like this: label somscrtmen: menu: "Sure, Somnus! It's a date.": if (not persistent.Somnus): $ persistent.Somnus = True jump wherego "Uh...": jump wherego

recheck this part: menu: "Sure, Somnus! It's a date.": if persistent.Somnus: $ persistent.Somnus = True jump wherego "Uh...": jump wherego put in words it's: if persistent.somnus equals true, set persistent.somnus to true and jump to wherego. I guess your intended use would be no...

All menu screens should use the tag, it's so it knows they belong together/replace each other

Thanks, I'll see if that helps^^

I was of the opinion it would flatten the whole image, but when in transition from alpha 0 to alpha 1 it's layering everything above each other, making the box around the eyes visible.

Yes, I believe it's impossible to use LiveComposite. My "real" code consists of over 400 lines handling what to dissolve/blink/move at what times and what images are displayed. It's handling eye blinking as well as lip flaps, glowing/pulsating light effects, different poses, expressions, c...

I believe Flatten takes an image, not renders?

And I tried using im.Composite before but my animation aren't fit for it ^^''

As I mentioned everything's a bit more complicated in the real thing, because several layers use different animations in different timeframes, I don't believe that level of complexity would be possible in a LiveComposite. I tried adding the visit method to my simplified code, but even there it doesn...

Hello everyone^^ I have a problem with my portrait code: I layer multiple images above each other to add eyes/mouth and stuff. Everything works fine, but when I use a transform with alpha and a light background you can see where the other images are added, because the opacity is not the same. Is the...

As I said, it all depends on your code, I have no idea what your code looks like

depends on your code, but maybe try looking at "at":

just connect the conditions with and: Points >= 50 and Point <= 25 In your case you could simply change your code to this as well: label Endings: if Points >= 50: "Vampire Ending" return elif Points >= 25: "Manservant Ending" return else: "Brute Ending" return

it's default, not define

try using instead of It's the new "best practice"