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Ugh, typical. I find the solution seconds after posting this thread. In my defence, I thought I'd already tried this code and it hadn't worked so there must have been some bizarre typo in my previous attempt that debugging hadn't discovered. For those who have also tried this, here's an example: dra...

Simple one, I hope. I have a drag-and-drop page but the items I want to drag are text labels. This is necessary because the data and concepts they contain cannot be represented graphically in a way that is useful to the user. As far as I can tell from the documentation, a Drag object's child can onl...

That's a very strong gallery, I expect that you're going to be in high demand from some quarters!

Xavimat's original solution most likely works because, although the text is centred within the graphical element that is intended to display it, the graphical element itself is not centred within its parent container and is automatically resizing itself to fit its content. Setting xfill to true, as ...

Feel free to poke me if you need programming support. I'm afraid I don't have the skills to be an artist or the time to help with writing.

Here we go: init python: class MyCharacter (object) : def __init__(self, name, color): self.character = Character(name, color=color) self.color = color def __call__(self, what, interact=True): return self.character(what, interact) def predict(self, what): return self.character.predict(what) So what ...

That's kind-of the same as my workaround; it still amounts to storing the colour value twice. Oh well, I've been over the documentation again and it seems to suggest that what I'm trying to do isn't possible because the colour itself is not stored as a colour but is in some way applied to the charac...

I'm surprised I can't find any reference to this anywhere, but I guess all I'm doing by it is saving a few bytes of memory. Nevertheless, I'll ask and hopefully someone has a nice quick answer. I've got my characters set up with names and colours as in the bog-standard Ren'Py type VN. However I want...

Play to your strengths. I can see a low-text game requiring either lots of art, nice animation or complex game mechanics to maintain the player's interest. If you think you can provide one (or preferably more) of these then that's a good starting place. If art's your big thing, maybe a multiple-choi...

I'm in the camp that says no voice acting is better than BAD voice acting, but there is a third valid option: sound bites. Instead of voicing everything, just record a few non-specific character-defining noises. These should preferably indicative of mood and personality and not be actual 'words', so...

I'm a programmer, does that mean I have chicken?

Sounds cool, man!
I'm a bit confused at where to find them though, can you post a specific link?
Also, let me know if you're looking for contributors. I'm a thereminist.

How did this go in the end? (I'm a writer / coder, if it's important, but I'm more interested in your experience with the crowdfunding side of things)