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Sorry for the slow reply, I was having trouble implementing this myself, but a friend of mine was able to successfully troubleshoot it and get it working, so I can confirm that this did work.

If I'm understanding what you're suggesting, this would create a slider which would simultaneously adjust all the other sliders, but what I'm looking to implement is a slider which acts as a multiplier to all the other sliders, so it adjusts the volume of all the channels up and down in the same pro...

I've looked around for info on this, but haven't found anything applicable in the documentation, but I feel like it must be doable. Does anyone know how to create a working master volume slider in Ren'Py? One separate from the music, SFX and voice sliders, which adjusts the baseline for all the volu...

Okay, I was able to get in touch with a friend elsewhere who was able to help me resolve this. For future reference, the code works when it's formatted as- screen say(who, what): style_prefix "say" window: id "window" if who is not None: window: id "namebox" style "namebox" text who id "who" text wh...

If I recall correctly from my own experience: Find this section in "screens.rpy": screen say(who, what): style_prefix "say" window: id "window" if who is not None: window: style "namebox" text who id "who" text what id "what" Add a line that says " use quick_menu " to the end of the " window: " blo...

And I *really* don't like the design of the custom Ren'Py quickmenu to begin with, but I lack the skills to make and code a new one. :) I don't even know how manually disable the quickmenu for transitions, like you mention. So my 'solution' was to disable the whole thing altogether with this simple...

So, the game I'm working on recently received a full UI overhaul, finally graduating from an extremely long period with completely uncustomized UI. I'm really happy with how everything looks, except , unlike before when the game was using Ren'Py's uncustomized UI, the quick menu doesn't automaticall...

We're seeking a designer who can put together a GUI package and logo for Complex Relations, a visual novel with three viewpoint protagonists with a wilderness-focused setting. The following are images from the game as an indication of its general visual style, including a screenshot with the current...

We're seeking a composer for an [18+] romance visual novel set in the Adirondacks. We're looking for someone comfortable with music evocative of natural environments as well as mood-setting themes. Work lineup would involve about eight tracks for the demo currently in development, but we'd like cand...

I think the idea that complexity is built on contradictions doesn't really lend itself to helpful, actionable writing advice. Actually, I think that if taken at face value, it makes for pretty bad advice. The first character that brings to mind for me is Ivy , of Soul Calibur, specifically because o...

A huge part of the variation between artists' prices comes from circumstances rather than skills. One of the most skilled, and fastest artists I've known was also one of the cheapest I've encountered, because art was his full time job, but also his hobby, and he lived in a country with low costs of ...

So, on the one hand, I think it's true that readers who make a fuss over this sort of thing are only a vocal minority within the overall population. On the other hand, they're a minority that Japanese romance games in particular have been catering to for decades, so the genre kind of filters for the...

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Sat Nov 02, 2019 4:43 pm

No answer. ok.

The ad in question is old, but it's for the better that you didn't hear back. The original poster was actually a scam artist and serial fraudster who was caught in the process of trying to embezzle tens of thousands of dollars from their most recent game project.

To be honest, a lot of what goes on in Western VN development really blurs the lines of professionalism. I don't think there's even a single professional English language VN company right now with the resources and permanence to release successive games without resorting to crowdfunding. A lot of pl...

The position has now been filled, thank you to everyone who applied, and apologies to everyone we were not able to follow up with.