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Hi! I'm building a team for my Yandere Jam entry - a psychological horror visual novel inspired by the Hanahaki Disease trope. Your sweetheart was hospitalized after you attempted to break up with them - now, the guilt is keeping you close to them. Too close. Explores themes such as identifying and ...

screenshot0007.png 🤍"My new girlfriend is so cute and sweet. I can't believe such a nice girl likes me so much. But... would she still want to be with me if she knew what I'm into? A heart-pounding visual novel telling the story of you and your new girlfriend.🤍 My new horror visual novel made ...

Hey! In your ren'py sdk folder, go to the \rapt\project\app folder You'll find a file called 'build'. Open in it a text editor, and look for the lines: include "x86_64", "armeabi-v7a", "arm64-v8a" universalApk true And edit it so it looks like this: // include "x86...

is it just the web function not working? is the other functions like windows/mac/android? but do your have a map or variable name mktime? Yes, only the web function. Exporting for windows, linux, mac, and android works fine with no errors. I went through my game's files and didn't find any variable...

EDIT: This seems to have been fixed with the 7.4.4 release! I recently updated Ren'py to 7.4.3, but I'm having trouble using the web function. I keep getting this error, which didn't occur on my 7.3.5 version, when building the application: I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred. While runnin...

I'm gonna guess you're using the config.main_menu_music variable in options.rpy Try commenting out that option if that's what you're using, and play the dark song from the button in fakestart: button: xysize (config.screen_width, config.screen_height) activate_sound "audio/se/crash.ogg" a...

So, I'm going through an issue with the main menu music. Usually I'd just uncomment the music line on options.rpy and call it a day, but this game I'm working on needs something different. Basically, I have a screen thats called before the main menu itself ("fakestart"), which is supposed ...