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nanashine wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2019 1:52 pm Now I just have to adjust it to look cool, but it's working hahah

Thank you for your idea too.

Good to know. And you're welcome.

nanashine wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2019 12:56 pm Thank you so much! I'll give it a try

No problem. Wishing the best for you.

Probably not the answer you're looking for, but I think you can use if statements to choose which textbutton will show based off of who you chose. As for if you want the button to do something specific, you can create a function in your init python that will do exactly what you want. Then just make ...

I'm a fairly competitive player, so I almost always go with female. That way my camera angle is typically less cluttered and in shooters, my hitbox is smaller.

What's an "anime"?

Saying that you need help with a project simply puts everyone in a state of confusion. If you need someone specific, I'd recommend looking here: https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewforum.php?f=58 Although I'd highly recommend that as the creator of the story, you might want to have some programmin...

After implementing what Imperf3kt said, I'd recommend that you bring your jump statement back so that it is on the same indention as your "I picked up the mug..." quote. Also, bring "Let it cool." back as well (this includes it's body/contents). Also, I'm fairly positive you don'...

I don't! So I should add one more thing - I prioritize scheduling anything I *can't* do above what I can. (i.e. if there is art from an artist to slot into the game or edits from someone kind enough to proof read, I get those done ASAP). This is both so that I don't end up being done with the game ...

I force myself to work on the game for a period of time each day, few (to no) excuses. (e.g. I might let myself have the day off because I'm moving cross country, but not because I feel tired) After that, I tackle the most critical and/or difficult stuff first, leaving more "fun" stuff fo...

I find that it helps to set up a to-do list, and sort things on the list based on how important they are and how time-consuming they'll be. Something like programming a complicated gameplay segment would be at the top of my list, while smaller and lower priority things like finding that one extra s...

https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?t=18555 This was one of the many topics I checked before posting, nothing changed my problem so far. However, I am noticing that many are saying that archiving is really only good for preventing casual file browsing. Now, while I would always prefer t...

Currently, I am working on a rather large project. It's nothing I can't handle, but procrastination has always been an issue for me. Given the fact that I am a "one man team", that puts me in charge of coding, art assets, writing the story, and finding royalty free music that doesn't pierc...

Yes, PyTom is indeed the hero we all need but do not deserve.

So, you tried putting the variables before the start label? Like trooper6 said, I'd imagine it would go something like this: # Affection levels for potential love interests. default mom_aff = 0 default sis_aff = 0 default best_aff = 0 default jane_aff = 0 label start: I have no experience using &quo...

Well, there are definitely multiple ways of doing that. But if I had to, I would start by making a character with a name that is based off of a variable and an image. define p = Character("[player]", image = "playerImage") default player = "Example" You'll then want to ...