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I managed to get a working implementation. It involves the following: * A new keyword arg that actually works: "show_who_window_style" As in define AA = Character('Quizzical', show_two_window = True, show_who_window_style="say_who_window2") * In options.rpy, setup the style you want to refer to (af...

to use the displayable either show it using show expression custom_cursor(cursorlist) or if it's part of a screen, use add custom_cursor(cursorlist) an example would look like this: cursorlist = [["default_cursor.png", "default", (0, 0)], ["eye_cursor", (50, 50, 50, 50), (0, 0)]] Hello! I tried usi...

Chibis galore! I need to draw other things ^^;;

Where did you put the Ren'Py folder? Did you put it in the Program Files folder on your hard drive? If that's the case, you might want to move it to your desktop or to your documents folder. Trying to run things from the Program Files folder is difficult because that's where your computer installs e...

chirinworks wrote:I've always abide by the squash/thickness/rounded principle used in a lot of animations myself.
I made a quick chart to shot what I mean, I hope it's helpful.

That's incredibly helpful, thank you so much! ^^

Hello! I came across this text history code , and it worked wonderfully! However, I have a few questions about how to modify it further: 1) How can I make the text history screen appear from a text history button that's under the dialogue box? The way it's set up right now, the screen only appears w...

apricotorange wrote:Attaching combined version which supports both scrolling and "paged" variants, for Samidarenina.

Thank you so so much for posting this code; I tried figuring out how to modify delta's original code and had no idea where to even begin. Thank you!!

Broodelin wrote:Thanks for the link, choco! This seems like a really cool exercise, and I'll have to try it with my new project.

You're very welcome! It's a really fun exercise and gets ideas flowing

To make a natural, believable character you have to make them a person. I don't think that can happen 'logistically', you can't just chart a living, breathing character's emotions by thinking about it for long enough (or worse, by conjuring up a tragic backstory that explains away all their feeling...

Here's a great writing exercise that I found online! It says it's for novels, but I think the questions and advice are definitely applicable to writing for VNs. "Outline Your Novel in 30 Minutes" by Alicia Rasley I used these questions to work on my own story, and it really helped me get a story pla...

Your art is very adorable it reminded me with Strawberry shortcake~ o.o I meant the girl not the food XD; It might be a good example for your backgrounds?? Haha thank you! XD That's a great background example, I didn't think of that :D I'll work on it and post some examples ^^ Also your deviantArt ...

Watch the template game again. The box does disappear with every transition. Oh! It does! ^^;; I suppose there's no current workaround for this issue then, is there? Maybe PyTom can come up with something...? I tried nestling a ConditionSwitch inside a LiveComposite, but that didn't work out either...

Sadly, I wasn't able to solve that little problem. -- Renpy is set so that transitions always 'cover' the textbox layer -- making it --and everything in it-- disappear. "window show" puts the textbox on the top layer AFTER the transition so it looks like it never left, when in fact it's actually be...

You can put the line $ _window_during_transitions = True at the top of your code or, use window show before the transition is executed. That worked! Thank you! ^^ Unfortunately, the side image and the text in the text box don't stay put; they pop onto the screen when the dissolve transition occurs ...

I'm having trouble trying to smoothly transition facial expressions on sprites. ... Instead of ConditionSwitch, I use LiveComposite: -- LiveComposite Template Game I tried following that, and it did work wonderfully! Your tutorial is great :D But for some reason, the dissolve transition I used for ...