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Just committed a fix that should resolve this issue and minimize the impact. PyTom should be pushing it to the main site later tonight. Edit: I should clarify - it will happen the first time you load the page but not every time after. Chrome will also still display a blank page until the font is loa...

I believe the problem is related to the fact that the site uses a custom font as the default font. What you are seeing is Chrome pulling the font every time, possibly due to a caching issue on Google's side (fonts are remotely pulled from Google's Font API). You can try manually installing the font ...

I suspect Apache is not properly sending cache headers. I will talk to PyTom when I get the chance, hopefully this weekend (still unpacking everything from the move from this past weekend).

What is this alarming red flash I get when I hover the tabs in my Opera 11 browser? Is it intentional? It looks like it is indeed an issue with how Opera handles transitions. I've gone ahead and removed the transitions on my local build and once I get a bit more time to test it, I will push it to l...

Good question. I think Opera might have an issue with CSS3 transitions -- I'll take a look into it.

... really!? *spasms* Here are some color scheme suggestions, but again ... just blathering at the mouth because this kind of stuff excites me ... I would have to say the biggest challenge with the design is the incorporation of the logo. It's primary colors are pink (hair) and yellow (snake). Ther...

I still have a hefty to-do list to get through, this is just intended to get something out to coincide with the Android release. Keep the suggestions coming, there is always room for improvement.

It does seem a bit redundant that "Documentation" is both a main link and one of the first links on the "Support" page, though. The idea is to get the user to look at the documentation first, because most of the time what they want to know will be in there. I tried to order the ...

As some of you may know, I have been working with PyTom over the past few months to give the Ren'Py website a visual overhaul. This past week we have progressed to a point where we are ready to unveil it to the public. That said, I would like to present the beta version of the new site which is view...

The Ren'Py language doesn't support setting variables (except in special cases), but Python does. You can turn a Ren'Py statement into a Python statement by prefixing it with "$" or putting it in a "python:" block. "Greetings, user!" menu: "Where do you want to go?...

You can save the time in the save_name variable for the save when using FileSave, which will store the value of save_name in the save file in a place which is easily accessible. When you want to pull the time from a particular save, you can use the FileSaveName function. You will also need to assign...

"global Power(self, item, type) :" is not valid Python. Change it to "def Power(self, item, type):" and you should be good. You don't need the global keyword unless you are trying to modify an existing variable in the global scope from another scope (a function runs in a differen...

It looks like Ren'Py hasn't supported OS X 10.3 since Ren'Py 6.3.1. Maybe you can try finding a copy of 10.4?

Actions are a special case as they are actually a class which implements a method called __call__(). When you create the object, it is actually returning the reference to the class which then executes the __call__() method when the button is clicked. Here is a simplified example: class Test: def __c...

I don't think urllib2 is bundled with Ren'Py by default. You should be able to drop in a copy from a real Python install though, just make sure it is the same version (2.6) and you grab any dependencies the module requires that Ren'Py doesn't include by default.