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Old-game is only used if the .rpyc in the current directory doesn't contain information about the line in question. Doesn't the "Exception: Couldn't find a place to stop rolling back. Perhaps the script has changed in an incompatible way?" imply that the .rpyc in the current directory doe...

As I understand it, the /old-game/ folder (added in 7.4.3) is a solution to the problem of .rpyc getting out of step with the previous released versions of a game. Especially in environments where multiple people are working on the same game, doing iterative releases. The end result of which is save...

Cheers. I did later find that "call screen" and "show screen" both have nopredict parameters but ShowMenu does not. That sent me down a bit of a rabbit hole and I even ended up trying renpy.stop_predict_screen("stats") and renpy.stop_predict_screen("game_menu"...

I wonder if anyone can explain what might be going on here. I'm using RenPy 7.3.5 I'm trying to diagnose a stats screen which has been added to the main game menu. Though I've recreated the same problem by adding variables fields to the "About" screen too. Essentially, I have this code. # ...

Is it possible it's totally ignoring the "start_image" qualifier? I've quadruple-checked that it's pointing to the right image file (and I've tested it with other image files, too); it seems like it's not displaying the start_image at all. Personally I'm not sure. It was a bit of a shot i...

You might want to take a look at play movie( {stuff} , start_image= {imgname} ) . I don't know that it will solve anything for you, but I can imagine a small lag while the movie is initially being processed. You show the movie and the subtitle at the same time, but the movie is a fraction behind (be...

Cheers all.
I'm not seeing how each will work yet, but I can have a play. Ta.

But since it'll bug me if I don't ask... is it possible to get the list of currently displayed images?

So I have an idea for a cellphone interface where the game shows a cellphone in the foreground and blurs the background image. I realize I could create a screen, where I pass it the name of the current game background and do something with im.Blur(). But I had it in my head to make it more generic t...

I get where you're coming from, but I disagree with the whole "more harm than good", even if it spell checked the whole source. (but then I would wouldn't I... since I thought it worth suggesting). Enabling spell checking now requires the user to: File -> Settings -> Packages -> Search &qu...

If I understand the process correctly, when you select Atom as your default editor - RenPy downloads a pre-packaged version 1.34.0 of Atom, including a default configuration that best supports RenPy. I recognize that version 1.36.0 of Atom introduced some changes that makes Atom less practical when ...

Final update for a while... For now, I figure I've just got accept this is working as intended. I've posted notes to the TreeView issues section of GitHub. Either they will listen to my request... or they won't. In the meanwhile... Someone much much more competent than I figured out a workaround for...

Yeah. I know how to change the overall colors, but I was hoping to be able to change the prompt input for each individual characters since they have unique colors assigned to them when a dialogue happens. As I say, I'm sure it's likely possible. Hopefully someone much more familiar with screens, st...

I'm guessing the answer is yes... But I personally don't know how to do it. I'm guessing it would involve altering the style of the displayable element of either the input_prompt or the "input" objects and then maybe forcing a rebuild of the styles used by the game. I tried this.... $ styl...

To answer your basic question... yes. default player_name = "Unnamed" label start: scene black with fade $ player_name = renpy.input("What is your name?", default="Simon") $ player_name = player_name.strip() or "Simon" "Welcome [player_name]" "<...

Another minor update. It seems it's working as intended. Apparently there were people who reported performance issues on Atom startup. The workaround was to disable the treeview when Atom loads a single file by name. It is possible to invoke Atom in a specific way that will load the selected file an...