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I changed everything that was set to "slightleft" just to "left" and the pixelshift stopped happening. so it appears that the problem is that the position for "slightleft" was not an absolute.

I've run into a situation where one of my character sprites moves sideways by several pixels for no obvious reason. I've checked the artwork, and apart from the mouth, the two images are identical. So the problem isn't the images being different. Here's what I have: I created a transform called slig...

Is it possible to move an object off the edge of the screen, by having it travel at a diagonal angle? I'm thinking of doing a sort of "flyby" where a craft starts (at tiny size) near the left side of the screen, and then moves up and offscreen towards the top right while increasing in size...

I was about to ask a similar question, but my question is about alternate character images depending on choices made by the player. Basically, I have a character who is supposed to be wearing one of three outfits, depending on earlier player choices. Rather than doing something like this: transform ...

Ok, my current gripe and again, if there's just something I'm not seeing here, please tell me how to fix this one too:

I can do:
Dissolve(2.0)
to slow down a dissolve.

Why can I not also do:
ease(2.0)
...to slow down an ease?

I've tried it. It throws an error.

update: ShiroVN polished up the code a bit, to make it easier to use: * In your script, before Label Start: First create a variable: default input_value = "" Add a Typing function to play the sounds (use short, individual keypress sounds): init python: def Typing(what): global input_value ...

I have found a solution, and it is detailed here:
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=63344

...because i didn't create this thread so I can't mark it solved.

Since I didn't create the original thread: https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=40217 ... I'm going to create a new one here so that I can mark this problem as solved. Here's the solution: Add this bit of code before the label start: init python: def Typing(what): renpy.music.pl...

Oookay, here's the latest update on my efforts to make this work... I was advised by someone over on reddit to do this: In the screens.rpy, In the input screen section, the line input id "input" was altered to: input id "input" changed Typing and then, in the script.rpy, I create...

What's the key identifier code for the return key?

Not K_RETURN, the integer.

I know 8 is backspace. I need the one for the return key.

I wish there was a list of these in the documentation. If there is one, I can't find it.

strayerror wrote: ↑Fri Oct 15, 2021 7:02 am I think you can use the "wait" tag to introduce a delay (in seconds) mid-dialogue

Oh, right. I forgot you could do that. I may swap that over, to be less hackish.

Cheers!

Now if I could just get that "sound when typing input" thing working.

This is the code that I'm using for player character entry: python: name = renpy.input(_("Type in your first name:")) name = name.strip() or __("Player") I don't remember where I got it from, but after looking at: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#input ...and seeing th...

If you ran into a problem, but then found a solution for it, it might be nice if you posted the problem and the solution here so that others who might run into the same problem can learn how you fixed it. I'd be lost without the solutions posted to these forums. They (sometimes) provide more informa...

The answer to this was supplied elsewhere, but I'll add it here for completion: eileen "Hello there!{cps=1} {/cps}{nw}" show eileen vhappy with {'master': dissolve} extend "" The cps (characters per second) call allows text speed to be temporarily slowed down to one character per...

Okay.. I think I have found a hack that gives me the effect that I want. Instead of using a pause statement to create the delay, I manufacture a delay within the body of the text itself by shoving a characters per second command in like this: eileen 'Hello there!{cps=1} {/cps}{nw}' show eileen vhapp...