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I might have to elaborate later, but... When making screens how important is the ()? For example: screen testimony(): #<-That () is what I mean. imagemap: ground "debateui_ground" #Etcetera The reason I ask this is because when using "Check Script (Lint)" it complains when I leave out the () on any ...

You can use 'with' in transforms, just you have to tell it the displayable to transition to (and maybe back to) transform pixellate_to_new( new=Null(), old=Null() ): on show: new with pixellate on hide: old with pixellate ## show "old" at pixellate_to_new("images/new.png", "old") There are likely w...

I've been drawing a lot more for my game, recently. This is one of the drawings I'm more proud of.

I might be missing something obvious, but I was wondering if it's possible to use pixellate in a transform. I'd use this for whenever I call a specific screen. I know I can use it as a transition like: but I want to use it in a transform so I can have it pixellate on show and hide. And so I don't ha...

Imperf3kt wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 23, 2020 3:12 pm

Just a thought, Untested.

call a screen that fades in or whatever you want, and give it a timer. when the timer runs out, call the screen you're trying to show.

Found the problem. I needed to apply the transform to each of the screen's elements. Like for each imagemap, grid, text, fixed, etc.

Quick question, sorry for the rushed typing.
So I'm calling a screen. I use a transform on show and on hide. Whenever I call the screen, the screen's contents appear before the transition is complete. Is there a way to do this?

Thank you.

Quick question. Is there a way to have the choice screen appear with a transition like dissolve or pixellate?
If so how?

UPDATE: Newer branch of code with better results https://github.com/trajano/MyRenPyTest/tree/wright-blip-wave Thanks for the code samples and for the update too. I apologize for asking, but is there a way to change voices depending on who's talking? Also is it possible to put the text blip sounds o...

One tip I've always kept to heart is: "A good UI is invisible to the user." When there are problems with the UI, players will notice. However when the UI is great, then no one will pay heed to it much. The goal is to make the UI intuitive and let the player do what they need to do without struggling...

Great having you back Uncle Mugen. Believe it or not, I've actually been looking for some cheap housing. Thanks

Looks cool, this is something I've been interested in for a while now, but I really want to see it in action before I try copying it.
Can you provide a video demonstration, or a download of a sample project in a zip folder?

There's something I've been struggling off and on with, sound effects. Specifically, writing them. Note: I'm going to be writing this with the rash assumption that anyone who reads this can hear. Most VNs will generally use sound effects (sfx) whether it's to illustrate where the scene is (Example: ...

Human Bolt Diary wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 28, 2019 7:09 am

No need for all those if statements:

Thanks. The code has now been updated.

Bare bones music generator with minimal user input. You may copy the following code, or download the zip file for the full game including the sounds I used. I encourage everyone to experiment and improve the code. I hope to be doing the same and uploading my own upgrades to this code. Have fun! UPDA...

Here's a screenshot of the textbox for the POV character. I took a page from Zero Time Dilemma with this design by making the portrait part of the textbox. Basically I wanted to show the POV character's design, but still make him feel unique compared to the NPCs. What do you think of this approach? ...