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hell_oh_world wrote: ↑Thu Aug 27, 2020 1:11 pm Its not possible yet through renpy displayables, I believe once the shader works are done we should be able to apply such filter and others such as sepia, etc. Maybe by 7.4 release but I'm not really updated.
https://youtu.be/449TSkjw-HY

Ok thank you for your help.

you can't use renpy displayables in image manipulators (im), only raw image (the direct file path of the image.) https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/displayables.html#image-manipulators With the few exceptions listed below, the use of image manipulators is historic. A number of image manipulators that h...

Hi, I tried to use the the im.Grayscale() function on my images but I have this error: I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred. While loading <'MatrixColor' <'Image' u'academy_image'> (0.2126, 0.7152, 0.0722, 0, 0, 0.2126, 0.7152, 0.0722, 0, 0, 0.2126, 0.7152, 0.0722, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0...

Use the sensible maximum your assets work at... If you can compile a game at 1920x1280 and the size is acceptable, there is zero reason to include 1280x720 assets as well, just let Ren'Py downscale what you have. There is a minor caveat of downscaling beyond 0.5, just it should not be taken into co...

I guess you can ask resolution at start, save width/height into persistents and then restart game, replacing gui.init(1920,1080) with gui.init(read width/height from persistents or use sane defaults here). Tho this may break game ui, some saves and generally make game unplayable. I suggest going si...

Hi everyone, I saw in the screen file the possibility to define the resolution of the game with gui.init(1920, 1080). => https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/gui_advanced.html#gui.init Is it possible to change the number by variables like x and y and let the user choose his resolution in the settings or a...

Oops, yeah... fly-typed it and missed that bit Note: If using getattr(self, field, amount) it will use amount as the default if the field does not exist yet. If you used just getattr(self, field) it would let you know (by erroring) if you tried to adjust_points and misspelled the fieldname... Also ...

finally, I wrote that and it works fine ! Thank you for your help def adjust_points(self, field, amount): old_amount = getattr(self, field, amount) if isinstance(amount, (list, tuple)): amount = renpy.random.randint(*amount) setattr(self, field, min(100, max(0, old_amount + amount)))

def adjust_points(self, field, amount): if isinstance(amount, (list, tuple)): amount = renpy.random.randint(*amount) setattr(self, field, min(100, max(0, amount))) Untested... Main points, we pass in the field name and use setattr to set that field. We coerce to the 0 to 100 range using min(max()) ...

Hi, I created a class for my player with different skills and I wrote a function to increase his skills. But I have a lot of different skills and the only one solution I found is to copy/past the same function for each skill and change the name. I search how to write a single function working with a...

Hi,
Finally I discovered why it doesn't save ! I created a default building_list = [] and a default place_list = [] I declared just before the start label. I replace all the Building.building and Places.places by building_list and place_list and it's work perfectly !

Thank you for your answer.
Yes I know the both tutorial, but I'm better at art than code XD
I will try

P.s. ça fait quand même bizarre de communiquer en anglais entre français XD. En tout cas ton inventaire est vraiment super !

Hi
I have a question: do you have written all the code by yourself or you found it somewhere ? I would like to make an inventory too.

P.s. ça fait plaisir de voir un peu de français sur le forum

I received an answer from Pytom: the bug should be resolve in the next release 7.4 (cross the fingers)

Hi
Could you show more code please?