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Thanks for your help, Tom!

Looks like handbrake is doing wonders for me, and as per your suggestion, here's the settings I used:

Decomb: Fast
Video Codec: VP3 (Theora)
Check Constant Framerate
Constant Quality: 45 (trade off between quality and file size)
Audio Codec: Vorbis
Select mkv container

I am trying to create a video format suitable for Renpy, but I am not sure what video converter to use. Can anyone tell me what video converter they usually use for videos in Renpy? Does it have to be in .ogv format? Thanks.

Hi, I think this might be impossible to do in Renpy, but I will just ask anyway in case I assume wrong.... Okay, I am trying to imitate the "click to present contradiction in photo" scene from ace attorney games. What happens is that after the player clicks on a certain spot in the picture...

Thanks for the quick reply! I will try this out.

Hi, I just have a quick question on how to implement a certain scene in Renpy. I will try to describe it as best as I could: Bob appears on the screen. Bob: "I can't seem to find my notebook " But before Bob could finish his sentence, another character appears on screen, quickly followed b...

I would think that if movies can be declared as a displayable, then there must be a way to display it as main menu background...

I was wondering if it's possible to use a movie clip as the background of the main menu rather than using an image as the background.

Thanks in advance

Thanks for the quick reply, PyTom

I have a question regarding ui.jumps Let's say I made a label called "ch1_part1". Now, normally, if I want to jump back to that label, I only need to simply write: jump ch1_part1 However, what if I want to make a function that allows me to jump to any label I like as long as I call it by p...

Just finished this, great game

I am actually kind of curious, how does the time handling code work in this game?

Ah, nevermind, it looks like this problem can be solved with dynamic displayable and ConditionSwitch

Ok, I think I ran into this problem: Can you actually declare an 'image' statement inside a python? I think it threw me errors if I write something like: python: image placeholder = ImageReference(icon) I placed this code at some later point in the middle of my script. I am certain that I had alread...

Ah, I understand now. Thanks for clearing that up.

Can someone explain the function, ImageReference() to me? I read up on it in the reference section, but still couldn't really comprehend its function Does this mean that I can initiate a variable called placeholder and use it to "represent" any images that I declared earlier in the init bl...

thank you, i will give this a try then