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It seems the hue system is still broken in your script : the im.MatrixColor() function should be inside the draw_char() function ; the two buttons that change the hue are inoperative. I went ahead and brought some quick changes to make all those bits of code fit together. Now, you should be able to ...

Here's how we define the location of the exported images : $pygame.image.save(doll.load(), os.path.join(config.basedir, "c%s.png") %(str(time.time()).replace(".", ""))) The images appear thus in the base directory . Their names start with "c" and end with &quo...

I also think Pygame is the usual way to do this kind of thing. But since it seems to be a bit trickier than I first imagined, I've posted a receipt in the original cookbook.

Recently, it was mentioned in another thread that exporting the character from Ren'Py to a PNG file might be interesting. Here's one way to do this... First, we'll import some modules and redefine the draw_char() functions for our purpose: import os, time, pygame def draw_char(st, at): # combine the...

I found this game very entertaining, although I think I'll pass on the "3000 total kills" achievement... :oops: I'd rather have an infinite level after the last boss than having to replay already solved levels so many times! XD @Ordog: True, this boss is tough. But I think it's more an aff...

You have to tag your images as explained in " Displaying Images " and this tutorial . Especially, you need to put a space after the image tag. For example: image zn confus = "img/z/n/z_confus.png" image zn grin = "img/z/n/z_grin.png" (...) show zn confus at dissolve_cen...

You can only use one "if" statement inside a menu option. But that statement can contain as many "or" operators as you wish.

You may try this:

EDIT: ACK! no! It doesn't work because {w=0.0} still causes a pause. It should work though. I noticed a minor typo in your first post that may cause this, if it's still present in your current code: $ com == ',{w=1.0}' # only one equals sign is needed here Here's an example I've tested. In your pre...

"ooh, I can just make one-line expression definitions on the fly" Mmm... It's possible with the original code (in your very first post above) and a Python function. For example, add this at the end of the init python block: def show_girl(expr,e1,h1,m1): if expr=="upset": e1, h1,...

Thanks, you're making this code very popular... :lol: But I think all you need is the live composite. As Ryouko said, you may simply ignore the dynamic displayable and all the related variables if you want to choose within a fixed range of expressions: init: image girl upset = LiveComposite( (326, 7...

In the Search menu, if I choose "display results as topics", I get this message: General Error SQL ERROR [ postgres ] ERROR: for SELECT DISTINCT, ORDER BY expressions must appear in select list [] An SQL error occurred while fetching this page. Please contact the Board Administrator if thi...

Indeed, according to the source code, they're using a free script downloadable from http://jquery.malsup.com/cycle/ . But honestly, I prefer the way you manage this in your website. The trouble with the numbered buttons is that the reader has no idea of what will be displayed if he clicks on 1, 2, 3...

And no, I've never started a topic on LemmaSoft... :lol: So far, all my posts are answers or comments and belong thus to already existing topics. So, you've been able to edit your first post twice, but adding [solved] to its subject had no effect on the topic's subject? Mmmm... I'm sorry, I have no ...

Amongst my favorite games, Enigma (a game similar to Oxyd, but providing many more features) has earned the place of both the hardest and the most addictive one. I've been playing it for years. Some levels are so difficult that you can't even consider solving all of them as a reasonable goal. Yet, t...

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