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That not how sets work. If you want to use sets, you can do something like: default persistent.seen_ending = set() # Be default you didn't see any endings yet # On ending: $ persistent.seen_ending.add('rose') # if you want to test if player encountered ending if 'lily' in persistent.seen_ending: # ...

Hi guys I've been struggling for a while trying to figure out the best way to do this thing but now I'm stuck and need some advice. My game includes three characters, each has their own good ending (and bad ending). I need to set up a persistent variable for when an ending is achieved so it knows wh...

I think the unlock option is not the best one in my case. My save files have bespoke information in them so as long as the info in there matches the correct ending variables I could use that. There is a variable that determines the character who's route you're on but it's not persistent. I didn't re...

First of all: Steam achievements are not a good way to measure anything. They can be unlocked without doing anything, they might not be unlocked even if user earned them (I often play VNs in offline mode, so online achievements are not unlocked reliably.). You might want later to distribute your ga...

Hi everyone I'm working on extra content for my game, Bistro Days, that is already released on Steam. The problem is, this extra content is a side story that is only available to players who have completed the main game (and, in turn, obtained an achievement from Steam to determine the girl who's he...

Hah, you're right - seems like the simplified chinese translation strings were copy/pasted into the traditional file! Honestly did not notice that until you brought it up, thank you!

Hey guys So I'm working on the translation for my game, and there are two language directories, simplified_chinese and traditional_chinese. Everything has been fine so far, but there were a few missing translations due to me moving labels around in a chapter so I put it back to how it was and when I...

Hey everyone I just recently updated Ren'py to version 7.4.8.1895 and using Atom as my IDE. However whenever I try to open the current project I've been working on for the past few months I get this error: atom_error.png I'm not entirely sure what this means, but I'm worried because all my settings ...

Not sure if you can combine the "auto" method with defining stuff on your own, but if you can, this should work: layeredimage l: group pose auto: attribute u1 default group face auto group eyes: attribute open_eyes default "blinking_eyes" attribute closed_eyes "images/chara...

You can define an ATL animation for your eyes and use that animated image in layeredimage. For example following will create animation with randomly blinking eyes: image blinking_eyes: "eyes_open" choice: pause 8.0 choice: pause 12.0 choice 0.5: pause 4.0 choice 0.2: pause 0.8 "eyes_...

Hey everyone I was considering implementing a blinking aesthetic to my character sprites in the game I'm working on and doing some searching I could only find the deprecated page referring to LiveComposite for Blinking and Lip Flap. I don't need the lip flap as my game is voice markers only but I wo...

Hi everyone, hope someone can help me out. I'm writing a VN and have been working with a publisher who needs Chinese translation in the game. However, the various fonts I use for displaying in the game do not support Chinese characters and so have implemented a way to register the new font for the s...

Thank you very much for your help, very quick and proficient.

EDIT: Thanks to all who have responded with offers of help, but I have now found someone to work with. My game, Cafe Crush, needs DLC added in the form of additional sprites depicting the characters in lingerie and topless. These sprites need to be visible when a user has switched a specific mode o...

You should be able to use the variable with a layered image, which would be much more efficient than the way shown for text in the linked thread. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/layeredimage.html?highlight=layered Thanks, seems to be the best way - however I can tell this will take a looong time to ...