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Yeah, any project should be in a directory and then the code should be in a 'game' directory inside it :). this is what i was trying to get answered in the other thread. and now i know! :lol: Brewery Draft, uh?... :3 part of a project that will likely never get done. I had an idea of a drinking con...

*dances a little dance*

YES!! 2...count them..2 things learned today!!!

thank you Enerccio
thank you monele



this thread can now be closed

*dances away happily*

Open dialogue not by giving advice but by asking questions, particularly about his interests. He'll likely not respond initially, though, as it will take time before he comes to believe that you are actually interested and or can be trusted. Pay attention to the things that he does seem to do, even ...

http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f381/anndelise/Filepics1forRenPyquestion.png Ok, I have the Ren'Py in the Engines folder, I play magbou1.2 from the folder shown above, and am trying to view the magbou_source file. To do so, I copied the files (cuz I didn't want to totally screw up the game if I m...

There should be a "Edit script" button that opens Scite on the proper files. In any case, Scite is the way to go, wether you open it through the launcher or not ^^ ok, so somehow, the source files should show up in the launcher's "Select Project" area, right? I stuck a copy of t...

If given the source code of a game, how does one view it?

notepad will read it, though it's not as pretty
and I just found out that i can open individual files at a time using "scite" which I found in the editor file

but is there a way of viewing this from the launcher itself?

wow, that got put out fast!!!! so, um.... :oops: how do I actually get to see the codes? they've already been unzipped, and I tried sticking a copy of the folder into the renpy6.2.0 folder, but that didn't give me access when I opened the renpy.exe i also tried open with renpy.exe...and that didn't ...

oh, and...ummm.....
when's the code coming out?
hehehe


this game inspired me to download Ren'Py and see if I could learn how to code. Thank you.

I just wanted to say that this is one of the few games I am impressed by. (Cute Knight being at the top, at the moment.) I liked the seemingly simpleness of it, graphics AND interface. And while I've read a number of posts in this thread in which it seems people were wanting more in it, I also seem ...