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Defining your character should be all you need to do to change your nameplate colour. When evoking the Say screen, "what" refers to the text in the dialogue box and "who" refers to the nameplate. Could you clarify whether you are trying to change the colour of the dialogue text, ...

Hi all, I'm running a community project which will give learner developers a chance to work as part of a team. The end goal will be to create a collection of mini-games or small VN's which will be compiled as one Ren'Py game. It's non profit, just for the experience. Participating in this project wi...

Thanks for the response. So If I'm unpacking your response correctly, we can apply a pre-defined transform to the child displayable but i'd need to experiment with the info here to get it to behave as I intend it to. Essentially the transform has "on hover" and "on idle" compone...

Thanks for the response. So If I'm unpacking your response correctly, we can apply a pre-defined transform to the child displayable but i'd need to experiment with the info here to get it to behave as I intend it to. Essentially the transform has "on hover" and "on idle" componen...

Hey all. I have a couple of queries about UDD's Firstly can we use pre-defined transforms within the UDD or do we have to define them within. For example if I have a transform defined named "Grow" which applies a size increase over a couple of seconds, can I actually call that transform wi...

Nevermind I've decided to just shoehorn it into a UDD instead.

I'm trying to unpick the way that Pygame and Ren'Py interact with each other, as I'm interested in using pygame for some mini-games I can see it's easy enough to implement transitioning from ren'py to pygame doing something like: import pygame from pygame.locals import * from sys import exit import ...

NVM i think i've figured it out

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This one is a little outside my usual area of expertise. I'm thinking of creating a custom module for things that I often use. The problem I have is that I'm not sure where I would put the python file so that Ren'Py sees it.

Any ideas?

thanks chaps.

Not to worry I've figured out a workaround. Although it would still be nice to know how to do this. I know it will involve editing renpy itself but it should only be as simple as changing the file path from game/images to game/ and making sure the GUI image names don't clash with anything you have e...

I'm putting content for specific users in a patch. This patch contains images but the auto assignment function doesn't seem to add the images located in the patch folder i.e outside of game/images/. Is there a way that I can include the patch/images/ folder to the automatic assignment so that i don'...

Ok I figured something out. For those people who want to know how I did it

Hey chums. i want to create a list of files in a specific directory in my renpy project. such as images/ I've tried doing it pythonically but keep running into issues with absolute and relative file paths. I've no doubt that someone has solved this but the search function doesn't appear to be workin...