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Sounds like you're looking for the overworld engine:
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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 ...

I think that what you're proposing is overly complicated. With what worldismyne needs, they could probably do it easily with Ren'Py script. The code is a bit outdated, but this should help:

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Farmland, old rpg style houses + inns (esp interiors), and markets, if possible!

else: player.element=self.element #item to change elemental damage; we don't drop it, since it's not a consumable item player.armure=self.armure #item to change armor; we don't drop it, since it's not a consumable item I'd suggest making these two seperate elifs rather than being together! I think ...

@Harle: I'm so sorry to hear about the diagnosis. My mother-in-law was recently in surgery to remove cancer and there were complications as well. If you ever need anyone to talk to about this kind of thing, I'm here for you, okay? And take as much time as you need in making the update, don't overexe...

Thank you for the reply! Thanks to your updated code, I've gotten almost everything working how I want it to with regards to the harvest festival and other events, but I'm still a little confused on getting the birthday and calendar date to work properly together. In my code, when I set variables I ...

You can make a function which shows what you need and call it whenever you want. You can make a screen with as many conditions and elements as you want, and show it on background layer whenever you want. Screen prediction comes as a bonus. You can use LiveComposite. I can't see, why it wouldn't wor...

It just requires a lot of repeated code for each object to be shown - I was just wondering if there was a shorter way to do it, is all.

I was wondering if it was possible for a background image to be composed of livecomposite sprites that works with condition switches - for example if a player buys an item it would appear on their desk in the background of their room, and they have the ability to change the style of their room, and ...

I believe you need to make it so that extra_hp is equal to item.armor_hp_bonus + item.necklace_hp_bonus (with two seperate items, obvs) Personally I would completely rewrite it to account for multiple equipment slots - the way I wrote my code was originally intended for just the one type of dress so...

init python: class Item(object): def __init__(self, hp, type): self.hp = hp self.clothestype = type class Player(object): def __init__(self, name, max_hp=0, max_mp=0, kno=0, extra_hp=0, dress=None): self.name = name self.max_hp = max_hp self.hp = max_hp self.max_mp = max_mp self.mp = max_mp self.kn...

It's still not working. This is my current code, where I've put hptotal and the equip and unequip methods under the Player class class Player(renpy.store.object): def __init__(self, name, max_hp=0, max_mp=0, kno=0, extra_hp=0, dress=None): self.name=name self.max_hp=max_hp self.hp=max_hp self.max_mp...

No problem - and I think I've actually figured out how to fix my own problem while thinking of yours! It was good practice!

You have two label starts, and your indentation is incorrect. Also, you have to define images before the game starts. # Declare images used by this game. define e = Character("Eileen", image="eileen") image eileen happy = "eileen_happy.png" image eileen concerned = &quo...