Lemma Soft Forums

Way cheaper than I thought. My next question is, how long would the sub be required for? The entire development life of the project, or just the months during which actual coding is being done? Because there is sometimes downtime waiting for the artists.

I'm having trouble figuring out the cost for the Oracle license in order to release my game commercially on Android. Can anyone with experience in this tell me which license they had to get and how much it cost them?

Even though my label has a return line? Okay, so renpy.call() is poorly named. Alrighty then. Thanks.

First of all, I really wish renpy had better debugging tools. This has been kicking my ass for 3 days and I'm still struggling to figure out where my code is failing. Anyway... class Events(renpy.store.object): def __init__(self): self.eventlist = [] def get(self): return self.eventlist def add(self...

I spoke too soon. It only works about half the time. The code only works as expected about half the time per launching the game. That is, I launch the game, the imagebutton shows up where it's supposed to, I exit the game. I launch the game again, and this time the imagebutton does show up. However,...

Whoops. I left out the advance_time code. It's really just to demonstrate that the .remove method works of course. label advance_time: #scene black with fade call event_loop python: time_of_day += 1 if time_of_day == 4: time_of_day = 0 day += 1 for item in itemlist.get(): if item.name == "mc_be...

No idea. The Item() wasn't getting added to the stack like I expected, but now it is. I have second problem though: Since I can't remove an object from the stack without a reload resetting it, I set a flag: def remove(self,x): self.eventlist.remove(x) x.disabled = True self.eventlist.add(x) This wor...

This is tricky for me to explain, so here's the relevant code: default itemlist = Items() default eventlist = Events() init -1 python: class Items(renpy.store.object): def __init__(self): self.itemlist = set() def get(self): return self.itemlist def add(self,x): for i in self.itemlist: if i.name == ...

rayminator wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2019 5:26 pm have you tried this out
viewtopic.php?t=41776#p438420

All that did was make the text fade in, which isn't even remotely what I wanted. The unwanted textbox background still pops up, and the wanted dialogue disappears, during transitions.

Imperf3kt wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2019 4:55 pm I believe what you want is window hide

That also did nothing at all. Not even "did something else that wasn't quite right," but didn't change anything.

This was asked before, but without a satisfactory ending. I've tested it with just the relevant lines - show image, say dialogue, show image with dissolve, window show, say dialouge - dialogue disappears during transition. I've tested it in a fresh project with just those lines and it still fails to...

Mostly working. Only things I had to fix were it's kwargs['side'] not kwargs.['side'], and it uses the size of the screen (1280) not the size of of the background image (2560).
Thanks!

I thought it should be obvious from the code. Okay, a visual aid then: https://cdn3.imggmi.com/uploads/2019/8/30/2ce50d68ab04bc85fa22ece6e8ef7cda-full.png This is resized for the forum, but it's 3200 pixels wide. The areas in red are off the screen. That's the middle of the viewport. Those gradients...

The background image is wider than the window and I want the images (gradient left/right) to only show when the viewport is in the middle. What's the workaround for this? I've tried XScrollValue(), but that returns a bar value. screen scr_street_hmc(): modal True default xadj = ui.adjustment() viewp...