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Yup, you can do all sorts of fun things inside an image, including adding animations and stuff. And if you reference that image inside an LC, the positions and motions are all relative to where the LC is, so you could like have a moon orbiting a planet, and move the planet around, and the moon will...

Sure, and btw, when I said "make two different images," I didn't mean you had to export two different files, just that you'd have to do something like: image bighat: "hat.png" pos (200, 225) image smallhat: "hat.png" pos (200, 155) Or something like that. The position ...

Oh dang. How silly of me. I should've just use DynamicDisplayable and this would have been solved long time ago.

Thanks folks for all the effort

Btw you're right Onishion. These values are computed only once at startup. I got another bug which leads to this again

Very weird use of a function... You prolly want to use another CS for that. You're right. Seeing my code on the post made me think that my usage is indeed weird haha. I think the problem is that a lot of bits about LCs are generated once at start-up, and can't be changed after that. Position might ...

Hi folks. I am in stuck of something in live composite. So I wanted to create a live composite image, where part of the image position can be changed depending on the condition. Consider this case: I want to make a character , composed by the body and the hat. Now if the body size is small, of cours...

Aaaah I'm excited to see this! I just wanted to swing this thread to say I'll definitely play this when it's out! I can't wait to see the farming/cooking/stat-raising stuff in action :) chomp chomp! *hiding back in the corner. The basic logic is done actually.. I'll post some of the screenshot once...

Very easy. Define the flag at the start of the game. label start: $ mychoice=False e "An example" The flag will always be False until you change it to a different value. + 1. Rather than thinking on where to put the flag, just put a default flag value at start of the game.. and change it ...

You'll need to maintain variable within your visual novel. Take look at http://renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/tutorials/Remembering_User_Choices The basic idea is "I want the app to remember the counter of A", then you declare something like $ A = 0 saying that initially "I have a counter n...

You might have to use custom position to achieve that. The documentation is on http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/tutorials/Adding_Graphics_to_Your_Story Basicly there will be x and y, at each x and y will have pos and anchor position. pos -> your image position relative to background anchore -> yo...

OK, so I made this two choice at the beginning of the game. The problem is, when I try the second choice the if flag doesn't work. I realize it's because the second choice just jumped over the flag, which is why the game couldn't identify it. How do I skip the flag or do I do something else? I feel...

UPDATE I finished the introduction welps that was long. Sketching the GUI design first then work on the rest of the game events c': We better finish the game this time because someone is already threatening to chase after me with lawn mower

I swear it wasn't me

yay \o/

THE ART IS SO CUTE >.<. Gonna looking forward to this