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I have a manual autosave system that saves the game at certain points to the filename profile1_autosave. However, the save file can't be directly accessed by screen actions. Here is my save code: $ save_name = "profile1_autosave" $ renpy.take_screenshot(scale=None, background=None) $ renpy.slot_scre...

CLOSED Golem Creation Kit needs somebody with a good eye and close attention to detail! The task is to determine correct XYZ coordinates for art according to a guide image, with pixel neatness and careful notation of data, using a proprietary editor. Job pays $15 per level, paid on completion. There...

I have a new Illuminated Games project in the works: a small, light-hearted, Ren'Py-based click-and-drag game with a dark secret, inspired by indie classics such as 60 Seconds and Papers Please. The title is "Golem Creation Kit." The project is currently in alpha with a working prototype, progressin...

I just tried it, this works fine for me: $ player={} $ player["k"] = 0 $ player["s"] = 0 menu: "Be nice": $ player["k"] += 1 "Be Mean": $ player["k"] -= 1 menu: "Be nice again": $ player["k"] += 1 "Be Mean": $ player["k"] -= 1 if player["k"] >= 2: "Player is kind" elif player["k"] <= 1: "Player is c...

is what defines it as a dictionary. Did you remove that line?

You have to declare every line of Python code when using Ren'Py, by prefixing it with $ or placing it within a python statement. You've missed out on doing that for these:

How are you accessing the screen? You need to show it, or preferably call it like so: before it'll do anything.

There's a few ways to do this. One method that worked out well for me in The Next World is to 'fake' it using a screen. Show the screen with any images and transforms you want, then use renpy.pause(1.0, hard=True) to stop any player interaction, then hide the screen again and replace it with regular...

I'm trying to get a UDD to behave like a button or draggable, and I'm coming up against a couple of problems. 1. Is there an easy/convenient way to tell if the UDD has been clicked? Especially a non-transparent part of the UDD. 2. If not, how can I tell whether a clicked pixel is a non-transparent p...

if we can find a way to pass a list of drag objects to something like this function it can re arrange them to the same order every time a drag is finished init python: def d_top(d,dd): d[0].top() d[1].top() d[2].top() our best chance is asking Tom to suggest a solution Ha, you're a genius! Or, well...

I had 3 ideas 1- set drag_raise with a variable and change the value in python when the drag starts and when it ends but it didn't work for some reason. Dragged callbacks are only initiated when the drag ends, sadly. And Clicked only works if it's a click without dragging. 2- set drag_raise to fals...

I'd like to be able to set and reset the Z order of drags in a draggroup at the end of a dragged callback, so that they return to their usual display order after being dragged. I can't seem to find an answer in the documentation. Is there any way to do this?

Ahem. Never mind, that last one was due to my own bug. Think I've got it cracked now, thanks.

ah, the old limit on things that can be inside a drag groups. an easy fix is giving the transform to the drags child, it does the same thing transform dragt: pause 2 linear 1 alpha 0 alpha 1 repeat screen frags: draggroup: drag: frame: at dragt xysize(100,100) This makes the child not respond to dr...

Another solution would be to store the label you want to return to in a variable as a string. Then, instead of jump, use jump expression like so: jump expression variable_containing_label_name Then you could use SetVariable() and Jump() in the imagebutton, and return via the jump expression. Example...