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Awesome awesome awesome!!! I'm so excited to play this!

I look forward to Cream's route being released in the future, whenever you guys get to it!

Hello! :) I have a Ren'py coding tutorial blog on tumblr, along with pages that contain links to tutorials (most of which are links to threads in the Cookbook here on the forums). Link: http://renpyhandbook.tumblr.com/ Tutorial pages: For Beginners | Coding Tutorials | Coding Tutorials I've Written ...

Hello! I've got two tutorials about changing sprite facial expressions using ConditionSwitch and TransitionShowingSwitch : Since you're using ConditionSwitch, you need to define a side image for misha==0 in the init block at the beginning of the script. That's probably why it's not showing a side im...

You could use imagebuttons instead of text buttons! The cool thing about imagebuttons is you can make two images, one with a + sign on it and one with a - sign on it, and use those two images as clickable buttons. Here's an example, where the + button is plus_tspeed.png and the - button is minus_tsp...

You could make a certain location on the screen into a hotspot using imagemap coding, then call that imagemap using screen language in the script. When the player clicks on the hotspot, you could include a label jump using if/elif. For example (the code is from this page in the Ren'Py documentation ...

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Hmmm... Well, you seem to be making images show differently, coding-wise. You have show mae realize at midleft early on in your script, and then every other image statement after that is show image "mae _____". Maybe this is the source of the issue? Try using the first show statement (e.g. show mae ...

Gosh! That's quite confusing! I found a solution to your positioning issue! Try defining the xpos=0.15 position with a variable, like this: init: $ cpos = Position(xpos=0.15) This bit goes in the same block as the character definitions, at the top of the script, like this: init: $ cpos = Position(xp...

Hmmm... I'm not sure why I got the impression that you're trying to use side images... Sorry about the confusion XD You're trying to show regular, full size sprites, one after the other, makes sense! How about this: define c = Character("Celeste", image="celeste") image celeste happy = "sprites/cele...

Instead of using xpos and ypos to position each individual side image, you can use show_side_image along with xalign and yalign to position all the side images for a character before the rest of the script, like this: image side e = ("Eileen.png") define e = Character(show_side_image=Image("Eileen.p...

Remove the quotation marks, so that you have: show mae quiet instead of: show "mae quiet" So your code would look like this: show mae skeptic: xpos 0.15 m "What am I, a lawyer?" show mae quiet: xpos 0.15 m "Something more casual..." show mae skeptic: xpos 0.15 m "Yo Ma and Eileen, I got some big ol'...

Wow, these are gorgeous!! *0* Can't wait to see more!

"Selected: [r]" is used as a debug statement. It can simply be removed or commented out as it isn't essential to any of the code. But there are situations where you might want to display text prior to the 'if statement.' Excellent, thank you for clearing this up! I tried commenting it out before, b...

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It works in your other game because you defined the variable: define v = Character("Valeriane", color = "#B097F3",image = "val",window_left_padding=230,) image side val normal = "VAL/val_normal.png" image side val normal talk = "VAL/val_talk1.png" image side val ignore talk = "VAL/val_ignoretalk.png...