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You were trying to print an integer number as if it had decimals. Which is bogus so it's complaining. You can force it anyway: Replace ":.2" with ":.2f" and it will convert integers to float before trying to print them.

Just add a format specifier when actually displaying the number: $ f = 0.4 + 0.4 + 0.4 "This line limits the [f:.2] to two digits after the decimal." See https://peps.python.org/pep-3101/#format-specifiers for details. Or https://sahiljain444.medium.com/format-specifiers-in-python-601df860...

This is actually correct, funny as it sounds. See https://docs.python.org/3.9/tutorial/floatingpoint.html for a deeper discussion of the reasons, but it has to do with how floating point numbers are stored internally. $ python Python 3.8.10 (default, Jun 22 2022, 20:18:18) [GCC 9.4.0] on linux Type ...

Before anyone gets in too deep trying to figure it out, are you sure ActionEditor is insufficient for your developer needs?

https://github.com/kyouryuukunn/renpy-ActionEditor3

I think you're actually calling a different Tile - Tile instead of im.Tile, which is the one you've cited the source of.

Either call it as im.Tile -- which is not recommended, since image manipulators are deprecated -- or:

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Where the '/' is whichever symbol that should be a non-breaking slash?

I'm not going to hold 6.13.1 up for the soft hyphen support, but (unless I run into major problems) I'll add it in a quick 6.13.2, once 6.13.1 is available. Just tried it in 6.13.8.1675, and soft hyphens are definitely not supported yet. P.S. In case you need it, my example library still works fine.

About a year ago, I have suggested including support for hyphenation, and now that the Text rewrite is complete and the changelog said that the Unicode linebreaking algorithm is implemented, I tried it out the first time I had a moment to spare. I tracked down a public domain implementation of Engli...

Many of my best ideas ever have been born as jokes taken seriously in a "why not" fashion, often someone else's jokes. I am of the concrete opinion that this joke is also of this class, a "ha ha only serious", and firmly believe it should be implemented. People will buy 3D-capabl...

Honestly, I'm not sure that's something we want to do - certainly not by default. As a character gets further from the viewer, you would expect to see more of her. I think you'd want to change the sprite to compensate - like when a character is close, you see her from the waist up, but towards the ...

I hope that there is an option to account for the reduction of apparent object size with distance in the math somewhere without manually calculating zoom for everything.

There is one feature RenPy's text output is missing, for historical reasons, (Japanese doesn't do this) which I am compelled to petition for... Hyphenation. Which is particularly important if you use justified text, and which will be doubly important for the Little Witch style text bubbles, because ...

There's actually nothing problematic with using py2exe if you use libraries, you just need to list them all in setup.py.

If you really want a GUI that you can drag and drop things into, Novelty might be more up your alley. I think that overemphasising a GUI and visual editing detracts from the strengths RenPy does have, which is it's programmability.

From what I gather playing with my own android phone, the most reasonable way to go for Android would be to have the RenPy interpreter as a separate application, and package the full project into some sort of single packet file to be installed onto the sdcard in a prearranged location where the Andr...