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You're not using the last version of Ren'Py.

This is some code allowing the players to customize the brightness and contrast of the game. Be warned that it forbids you the use of the camera and show-layer-at statements, and that passing excessive values will make the screen entirely black, white or gray and in that case you won't be able to ch...

+1 for bold-looking punctuation rather than characters which could get visually confused with others.

Answered on github, the console which needs to be used is the game's one, and not the OS one.

This is a set of tools to improve and manage renpy translation files. The first tool reorders the translations in a file, to put the obsolete ones at the bottom so they can be checked and eventually removed, which helps when you give them to a translator. The second adds more commented-out translati...

Yes, it's possible. You can use ATL for that, for example: image eileen glitched: glitch("eileen happy", randomkey=23464843) pause 0.2 glitch("eileen happy", randomkey=3747685) pause 0.1 glitch("eileen happy", randomkey=85386865) pause 0.3 repeat Use the randomkey param...

Great solutions ! I wouldn't have advised anything better, I think. For the side_adjust_attributes, if you want this behavior to apply to all of the side images, maybe you could try a more automated/generalized version ? def side_image_attributes(name): if len(name)>1 and name[1] in config.adjust_at...

Just a one-line code snippet. One thing a bit annoying in ren'py is that when you want just some words in a sentence to display in a different font, you have to use the {font} tag, and that text tag forces you to type in the whole path to the font file. Or does it ? There's a feature in Ren'Py that'...

Thank you ! Feedback like this is really appreciated. Let me know if you use it in a released game !

Indeed : I'm actually Tom's spell checker (source: https://discord.com/channels/2866338985 ... 3517509692)

This doesn't replace any and all ATL transform with an "on hide" clause (although you can easily convert your ATL transforms to ATL transitions), but you can use [With(moveoutright), Return()]. moveoutright isn't exactly the same as the transform you're using, but as I said you can convert...

This has been fixed in https://github.com/renpy/renpy/issues/3673

Have you tried using [SetScreenVariable(...), Return()] as an action (list) ?

Saw the issue first, lol !
For those wondering, it has partially been solved, partially been issued a workaround in the readme.

My guess is that there's probably something just before the layeredimage declaration that's messing with it. Try putting it at the beginning of the file where it caused a problem ?