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As seen in the screenshot, this changes the Quick / Auto slots from two pages to one. It overrides the default Load/Save screen, however the behaviour on the normal Load/Save pages is not changed. Inspired by Hitman 2016: http://videogameinterfaces.com/content/ui/io-interactive/hitman/main-menu/hitm...

define config.hyperlink_handlers = { "set_entry": set_enc_entry_from_text_anchor, } init -1500 python: def set_enc_entry_from_text_anchor(value): p = value.split('->') enc = getattr(store, p[0]) entry = getattr(store, p[1]) enc.SetEntry(entry)() init python: my_enc = Encyclopaedia() entry_one = Enc...

While you're free to build and use whatever you want, I think everything you need has already been accomplished with the Encylopaedia Framework I developed a while ago: https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=25204 https://renpy-encyclopaedia.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html Thank...

While you're free to build and use whatever you want, I think everything you need has already been accomplished with the Encylopaedia Framework I developed a while ago:

viewtopic.php?f=51&t=25204
https://renpy-encyclopaedia.readthedocs ... index.html

You're creating the encyclopaedia twice. Once in an init block, once in a python block. If the code in the python block isn't inside a label, it won't be run. The entry is inside the python block, and so isn't run either. Thus the encyclopaedia is empty.

In this case, what you want is: textbutton _("Encyclopedia") action ShowMenu("encyclopaedia_list", your_new_encyclopaedia) After creating entries I tried to make a button to open the Encyplopedia. I inserted the Encyclopedia button at the start menu. The documentation says it needs two arguments, bu...

Imperf3kt wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 21, 2018 9:13 pm

The big question is: can you draw an Eileen with it?

I got pretty close.

I've added the ability to draw straight lines so that it's easier to draw Gundams. I know how important that is to the kids. Go forth, and draw the polygonal shapes of your dreams.

Here's an quick example that won't melt your CPU. Won't leave spaces between pixels if you draw quickly, either.

https://github.com/jsfehler/renpy-freehand-draw

gui.rpy isn't present, this is why you're getting that error. gui.rpy is a default file when creating a new Ren'Py project, so most likely you created the project on an old version of Ren'Py before the new gui was introduced, and haven't updated the project to use the new gui. What happens when you ...

I need an actual example game that crashes, all files and directories. I have no other way to reproduce the exact conditions in your environment that lead to the crash.

No, I have not made any customization of gui.rpy, I started a brand new project in v.6.99.14 and import files. It gave me errors so I started a new project in v.7.01 and imported the files just to test it and got same errors. Probably is something I am doing wrong, but I can not figure it out. Can ...

If you have same error, then I have to ask the same question: Have you made any customizations to the default gui.rpy file?

You don't need f.close() at the end. The "with open" statement will close the file at the end of the block.
Should work just fine.

In terms of what makes a good plugin, looking at the cookbook there's generally 3 types of posts: - Tutorials - Code snippets / Examples - Additions / New functionality The difference between an example and new functionality can be vague sometimes, but what seems logical is to define a plugin as an ...