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The documentation has a 100% working example. Of course, you need to provide your own images. If you feel the documentation did not describe Side Images in a way you found understandable, I encourage you to edit the docs with your own description and submit it as a Pull Request. Or, if you're less c...

I can try to address these points, but to be honest this doesn't seem like very constructive criticism at the moment. 1. What do you mean by markup, specifically? Is there a specific syntax you're looking for? What would you want to see implemented? What does the before and after look like? 2. Can y...

If you happen to want to convert files from pure Python to Ren'Py Python, I've written a script to do that. This may be of use to people who want to write .py files while developing, documenting, and testing, but ultimately want the finished product to be available in Ren'Py without the use of impor...

I recommend you file this issue in the Ren'Py bug tracker: https://github.com/renpy/renpy/issues This PR related to Sets would, I'm fairly certain, fix your issue: https://github.com/renpy/renpy/pull/1037 You could probably extract the part of those changes that adds the visit_Set function if you re...

should be:
Equality checking uses "==".

You can add following code if you prefer lowercase names: init -999 python: true = True false = False Slick... What about the new replace function that I thought I saw RenPy has? Didn't catch how to use it, but I think it said it does a "replacement", prior to compile, of all text? (Wasn'...

Thank you, daikiraikimi , it works! The last one question and I'll finally leave you: could you help me with sub-entry text? After unlocking sub-entries appears in the next pages by default, but I want them appearing in the end of main entry's text block, without any pages. Like this: "Main en...

Based on the code you wrote, you are very much a python beginner. That's not an insult; you don't fully understand the semantics or features of the language. I also don't understand what you're trying to do here, other than it somehow involves Transform. Are you trying to accomplish some form of ani...

You feel like getting crazy? Let's get crazy. init python: import math from itertools import cycle sin = math.sin class Mirage(renpy.Displayable): def __init__(self, image, width=0, height=0, amplitude=0, wavelength=0, **kwargs): super(renpy.Displayable, self).__init__(**kwargs) # Cut image into sca...

Advice: Follow the PEP8 guidelines for your python code. This will make things easier to read, more maintainable, and easier for other people to work on. Generally, try to be more consistent with your style, even if you deviate from PEP8. eg: Your fighter class init python: class fighter: def __init...

http://img1.ak.crunchyroll.com/i/spire3/1914e62ce3485cac6bf79e13d81a9a6b1457453767_full.png This bird has flown. Literally. Anyway, I'm going to attempt fixing around automatically updating the max_value to avoid the spike thing. :lol: I've updated RadarChart to v0.2.1. There's a few changes you'll...

I've made a whole bunch of enhancements to this displayable, and thrown it up at: https://github.com/jsfehler/renpy-radarchart

It should be much more usable now.

If you're desperate to get renpygame working on renpy 6.99 , open up renpygame/__init__.py and comment out the following lines: Overlay = pygame.Overlay import renpygame.cursors This will get the demo working, at the very least. Of course, if your game needs either of those two, you're out of luck. ...

Off the top of my head, if you create the entry data in an init block, it'll get set each time the game starts. If you create the entry data outside, it should save if you update it. So you could do something like: a_entry = "Blah blah blah" a "Hamburgers? Love 'em." python: a_en...

Interesting. To be fair, I plundered the scanline code from: http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=15329 I played around with this a bit, and made some changes to reduce the strain this places on the CPU. The first thing I did was remove the makeScanlines function, getting the ca...