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Not the solution I was hoping for, but I was able to work out a work around using renpy.displayable and setting up various sub displayables to handle the load with less stress on runtime.

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I'm trying to pass a variable into an image to perform a recolor based on a set variable. If I try to do this with an init statement: init -1 python: class BaseCharacter(): def __init__(self, name, race, auraR, auraG, auraB, auratype, aurastrength) self.name = name self.race = race self.auraR= auraR...

I'm knocking a few projects around, waiting for someone to get back to me on an initial work on their project, a couple of minigames for someone else, and my own project, but if you need a coder I'm willing.

I can't speak for everyone else, but if I don't have the means to produce a sound I need then I hit freesound, there's a large collection of creative commons on freesound that's readily available, and a lot of it falls under the 0 category.

Have you checked here yet? http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/transitions.html there's a section for multiple transitions that does a pretty good job of explaining the how of it. As to the shake, there's a sample code here: http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/cookbook/Shake_effect that should set you in ...

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okay, put your code segments in between the code tags and I'll have a closer look, or you can pm them to me. I'll see if I can find the issue.

Okay, easy enough. Start with your variable. $ location == "None" then in your label that gets called after the button is clicked and $ location is supposed to change you can put: ##stuff before the variable change $ location == "Park" ##stuff after the variable change, such as calling the new scree...

You could set up a label and clicking the "go back" button resets the switch and switches the view back the map. I'm not familiar with how you've set your calls up so I'm not sure on an exact answer.

This doesn't sound to time consuming and I could probably throw some time your way when I run out of stuff for my own and I'm waiting on the writer and artist to get things to me. So, yes. I'm willing.

This has potential. I'm going to play around with it see if I can get it to work the way I need to.

What does the rest of the section look like? Also, of note, the formatting i did in the example was really bad.

I can't find anything in the documentation for this, so I'm asking. Is there a way, in renpy, to take a colorcoded image and change a color to only apply to that color. For instance, having an image with rgb channels and changing the color of only the red, or the green, or the blue, or something sim...

I'm sure it's hamfisted, as opposed to elegant, but you could try adding: before you call your scene in the script. That should force the dissolve transition and the pause should give it enough time to play before the scene loads.