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Oh, snap. I was too slow. And here I was so giddy with my success. Hey man I made my own solution for your problem. Of course, credit for the idea goes to Ocelot. I just patched together a few code snippets. You are free to use it if you want... Code: default pauseddict = {} init python: def _insert...

Hey guys, I was poking at making it possible to fadeout the music when pausing. For this thread: https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=43406 And then I noticed that for some reason the dict doesn't revert when I rollback. Eventually I changed it to a list and worked just fine. As it ...

Hmm, that did cross my mind. shoulda tried it. I wonder why it was missing in the first place, though. And why does the bug occur so rarely. I verified it too. E, you guys can fix it yourselves by changing \renpy-6.99.12-sdk\renpy\common\00action_data.rpy line 37 Keep in mind that changes in the cor...

Hmm, let's see... It appears to be a unicode string. I don't think that's the variable to look at though. The value is set properly. The erroneous variable is the one that indicates the field. That's this_period.var But that is also an unicode string. At least at a cursory glance, it doesn't appear ...

Well I've been here for hours, and I can finally say I have something worth sharing. >_> Just to be clear, the bug is very specific, but recurring. It causes the SetField action to put the value in the wrong variable. Furthermore, Some actions, like Notify can also cancel out the bug. And it's very ...

Well, renpy does support both multithreading, and sockets. Encryption too, I think. So yes, it should be possible.
But unless you are making a visual novel mmo(Which is still an unfulfilled niche.), you might wanna pick a more specialized approach.

And about your other problem... As per the example of this thread: https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=43083 transform anim: on show: linear 0 yoffset 0 linear 0.1 yoffset 10 linear 0.1 yoffset 0 linear 0.1 yoffset -10 linear 0.1 yoffset 0 repeat(3) screen say(who, what, side_image...

*facepalm* The problem was happening because the side image was inside the window, that was bugging it out. With a little fiddling I seem to have tricked it. screen say(who, what, side_image=None, two_window=False): if side_image: window: id "window" null #has vbox: #style "say_vbox" add side_image ...

I was talking about the code before. The one showing the side image underneath the background. And matter-of-factly, you can simply make the side image semi-transparent, to allow text to be visible through. As far as zorder, that's only applied to screens. But even if you were able to figure out a w...

If you ask me you should just go with my original snippet. It wasn't ideal, but at least it didn't bug out. I think it's an okay compromise.

Welcome to renpy... Changing yalign to ypos should make sure the text doesn't change position when there are multiple lines. As far as style properties go, I've never used any myself. But it's possible I broke them when I commented out these lines. #style "say_vbox" I assume that's the code that han...

You are correct. Having multiple lines does change the position.
Then in the say screen, change the yalign properties to ypos, then set their values to a good position.

Just leave those two lines as they are.

Hmm, in random places? How about you show me a screenshot? It works perfectly fine for me.

Here you go... This should work. Even though I'm honestly disgusted with myself, for taking such a convoluted roundabout way to achieving the goal... So if anyone has any better ideas please do. To make it work I made it so, when there is a side image it creates it's own window, and the part that sh...

I think you need to change the way your system works. This isn't really a bug, there are multiple issues in the design itself. Your conditional branches and loops keep interfering with each other. storyline_starters keeps looping infinitely whenever a story is completed. Due to the condition branch...