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I recently upgraded from 7.5.3 to 7.6.3, and whilst the game still works, I've noticed that all looping videos now have a very brief pause between each loop, which results in really choppy playback. The videos are all in webm format, vp9, and vary between about 300kb and 3mb. Is there some setting t...

Hello Ren'Py nerds, I've noticed that when using something like $ Result = renpy.random.randint(1,20) the Result will be random, but only once per launch of the game. It's the same every time if you roll back, or even when finish the game, returning you to the menu, starting the game again and playi...

If all you want to do is to give new variables a default value, the default statement is the way to go - it will set the variable to a value if it hasn't been set before. Thanks, that's that works well. As long as they have a value of some sort when the game launches then I can continue without fea...

So, lets say I've got a first version of a game, with a bunch of variables that get defined in a label called variableSet which is called right at the beginning of the start label. Later on, I release an update for the game that includes nw content, and subsiquently, nw variables. But players save f...

Per K Grok wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 9:26 am
Try this

"{color=#f00}character1{/color} and{color=#00f}character2{/color}"

Only just got around to actually trying this, but it works exactly how I wanted it to. For some reason I thought the colours could only be defined in the original character definition.

Many thanks!

Is there a way I can have 2 characters say the same thing, and it display the sayer as "Character1 and Character2" but still keep their character name colours? I know I can just define a character with literally as "Character1 and Character2" and have them say the text, but I'm n...

Try it like Lotsa code Thanks man. I had a go with what you sent, and while it wasn't exactly what I needed, it did lead me to what I needed. It turned out what I needed to do was actually way simpler, I was just overthinking. My eventual solution was basically; image MyAnimation = Movie(play="...

So I've got a hidden object scenario which works with a screen image map that sits over the top of a background (Which is the same image minus the hidden object). The code is very simple, but works well except for one thing. screen ObjectMask(Image,C1,C2,C3,C4,Variable): imagemap: ground Image hotsp...

Find, whoever told you that, and show them this link: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#for I would create a class instead of using nested lists, just so I could do something like: for outfit in character_outfits: if outfit.unlocked: textbutton outfit.name action Show("OutfitDisplay&...

Hi guys, hoping you can help me with this one. So lets say you had a 2 dimensional array in renpy, like the below. ##Outfit name / Unlocked? / Image Path## $ character1outfits = [ ["Outfit1",True,"Outfits/C1/Outfit1.png"], ["Outfit2",True,"Outfits/C1/Outfit2.png&qu...