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Have there been any updates on this? I just ask because it's been a while, and intriguing some features (getting rid of the black background, multiple sprites) sounded like they were still on the docket. There is no progress as i've buried under pile of work. I have plans to resume Live2D project i...

Have there been any updates on this? I just ask because it's been a while, and intriguing some features (getting rid of the black background, multiple sprites) sounded like they were still on the docket.

How exciting!!!
I admit I did already play around with it a bit, because I couldn't contain myself. But, I do have a few questions I suspect will be answered in the manual, so I'll wait until next week to really dig in.

Thank you so much, this is absolutely amazing!

Aah! How exciting!!

Unfortunately, I'm using Windows, so I'll have to wait to play around with it. But, I'm looking forward to it! Hopefully Live2D gets back to you promptly.

The live2D implementation looks aMAZING! Count me in as profoundly interested as well. Thank you so much for your amazing work on it.

I am interested in this! How's it going? Thank you for your interest! It means a lot to me. ^^ It's going well! I just finished the first draft of the script I'd say...about half a month ago? I'm currently taking a break to approach editing with fresh eyes. After that, I'll begin work on the artwork.

And I could swear there was a way to determine what platform the build is for, that you could check against for an if/or clause. That way this is only displayed when appropriate. But it's been years and I can't seem to find it. If you have any luck with that, I'd highly encourage using it. Hope thi...

Would it be possible to have a pre-rendered background that the player could walk on, that scrolls with the player? The tiles would still be in use on a higher layer for things like interactable objects, npcs etc. I'm thinking something akin to parallax mapping in rpg maker, if you're familiar with...

This is a really cool idea. Android stories tend to be pretty deep, and I like that kind of stuff. 90k is an impressive wordcount, are you close to done or only just getting started? Thank you! I'm really glad you like it so far. And I agree, androids are rife for thematic possibilities. I've got a...

Hoo boy, this is a bit nerve wracking to post. I've been out of the VN scene for a few years now, because I crashed and burned after my last project. But, I've been slowly working myself up, and I'm over 90k into a new one. Which, I think is enough time writing into the void. So I'm just posting her...

Is it possible to use this and build a game for Android? It should be, yes! The engine was made with a custom displayable on a very recent version of Ren'py. So any version capable of producing an android build should be able to utilize it. Sorry if this is a dumb question, but how can i make a scr...

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Fri Feb 02, 2018 12:42 am

Is it possible to use this and build a game for Android?

It should be, yes! The engine was made with a custom displayable on a very recent version of Ren'py. So any version capable of producing an android build should be able to utilize it.

But apparently even that wouldn't do much good, given how Ren'py games are built, so I'll just have to hope people won't bother to pirate a 2 dollar game. I realize that what I am about to say may not further this discussion, given the topic is solved, but I feel this should be mentioned: It doesn'...

DRM is actually impossible to implement in a real sense. If the computer can run a program, all the information is present on that computer to allow the program to be run. If all the information is present to allow the program to run, the DRM can be cracked. So DRM is ofuscation, at best - and it's...

We don't support DRM. Even if you wrap the windows exe, the data files are left unencrypted, so anyone with a copy of the appropriate version of Ren'Py can run them. You'd basically have to codesign python to make this work - and that's a hard problem for a language so dynamic. Ah, understood. I ga...