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So, I've done everything by the book and made translations for my game. I have a few and they all work fine. Except! One character's dialogue isn't getting translated into any language. I checked and the lines are translated like they should be in the tl folders, I don't understand why it's not work...

Made it work with styles, gonna put the subject as resolved. Thanks a lot, everyone!

Great! Thanks a lot! I'll try making it work today, fingers crossed

So in my case, it'd be: translate chinese style default: font "ChineseFontThatIFound.ttf" and what would I use to change to font of names and my interface? I mean, the equivalents of "gui.name_text_font" and "gui.interface_text_font" since font is equivalent to gui.text...

Could you maybe show how it'd look for my project? just for one language, I'll do the rest, of course. What I want is the abilty to choose which font for dialgoue, names and interface and the sizes for them all

Is this it? If yes, what's the difference? Since it says equivalently, I'm presuming it's either, right?

Of course, if there is a smarter, simpler option to do what I'm trying to, I'd be really grateful

Thanks for the reply, I've been dabbling since then and already realized that the changes I did changed nothing since they were local so I changed everything to define. Naturally, since they're "define" it just went through everything despite the conditions I set and just did the defines t...

So, all the documentation I went through resulted in nothing. I tried everything I could think of and the only thing I noticed is that the game name (when the game is turned on) is actually in chinese, everything else is just squares, no matter what I do. I already got russian working long time ago ...

Wow, completely forgot about this post since I wasn't on Lemma for a while. Anyway, I managed to get it running by using renpy.get_showing_tags(layer='master') and putting it into a temporary variable, thus creating a new set that has the names of each displayable currently on the "master"...

I derived a version from your idea that fits perfectly. Thanks a lot!

Hey, Yeah, they're together and yeah, it pretty much works as a little animation. Don't worry, when creating actual, more complex, animations, I use actual videos with Movie(). thanks for the idea, it's close to something I already tried, except this probably works (gonna test it out on Monday). The...

So, as the title says, I'm trying to get the string of the currently shown scene. The idea is that I added blinking to a good number of my images and would like the screen I created to use the currently shown scene's name in the define: In this example, I'm already using everything except the [persi...

I think you'd be better off using ATL for this. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/atl.html If I got it right, I would still have to make a new transform each time as it takes different images on each blink. Currently, I use something like this: init: image name_blink: "path/name.jpg" with di...

I know I'm talking to myself here (just for now, hopefully), but I handled the repeat part and "fixed" a part of the image show. Now the code looks like this: init python: def blinks(img1, img2, img3): var_a = False while(var_a == False): renpy.scene() renpy.show(img1) renpy.with_statement...