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Have a ton of data you want to import? Do you hate defining a billion gets/sets for each custom data class definition? Hate writing python just to build the definitions? This code is for you! But how do you use it? Simple! This is the code to load the json file. init 100 python: import json baseData...

Ah... you should make another screen called map and use the screen "add" statement

I think spritesheets are generally used in traditional games since textures have to be a certain size multiple, and then you just choose texture co-ordinates for quads. The predictive algorithms are in renpy that "look-ahead" to potentially used images are used to load images that are upcoming. If y...

What about this for your two display objects at the same time? transform transformB: pos (0,0) time 2.0 linear 1.0 xpos 200 time 3.0 linear 1.0 xpos 0 # assuming slide does something by relative positioning to previous position transform transformC: pos (0,0) time 3.0 linear 1.0 xpos 400 time 2.0 li...

Five-Factor model there has been research done at least... This one was seeing correlations between amount of grey matter in a particular brain lobe and a personality trait.

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1 ... 5/abstract

What games do you play Kkoro and Ran?

Wow... remarkably similar. Now that you mention it, they are really similar indeed. Gaming profiles seem to have a low correlation with personalities. Maybe because games allow you to have a different persona. Can I ask what kind of games you usually play? Final Fantasy XIV, Other Final Fantasy Gam...

Wow... remarkably similar.

Yeah... I'm an INFP. Used to dive deep into the stuff too. Then I heard about the Five-Factor model and there seems to be some science behind that. (Like correlation of ratio of brain lobes or something) Here is a test. Interestingly related since they study gamer profiles which might be interesting...

I think what we could consider is that the "paid" person to evaluate the captchas might not even see any other part of the website at all. As in there would be an automated web-processor computer that would just show a person the captchas and not any other part of the website. So try something more ...

Have you thought of throwing around function pointers instead?

It's still time spent trying to figure it out. If you hire a human to translate a captcha, then it works because it only takes like 10 seconds each. If you have to google search something, then it starts taking 2-3 minutes.

What's the key to skip text?
How do you rollback?

Declare a Character in NVL named "Banana" to the variable "cake"

Make someone called "???" say "You triggered my trap card!" without defining a character called "???"

So yeah... turns out the previous said solution can cause a memory and savefile leak. Here is another way. define e = Character('Eileen', color="#c8ffc8") init python: import inspect def testDrop(target, sourceDrop): print "Target: {0}\n Source: {1}".format(target.drag_name, sourceDrop[0].drag_name)...

Would that work if there were more than two elements to tie-break?

@orz

You are not going to like the fix. It's based off an old trick to break ties for sorting algorithms that required no ties.

You ready?