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In your first post your environment variables were looking at a 64 bit Java installation (so when you typed javac that would have been what was being run). I would check that you've definitely got the 32 bit binaries in there: dir "C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.8.0_111\bin\javac.exe" /b dir "C:\P...

Ah, sorry I pointed you at the wrong registry keys there.
It should have been these:

It might be good to just post all the values which are set, since to find the Java path two keys have to be queried. If you run the following commands in a command prompt window it will show you everything that might be there: reg query "HKLM\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Runtime Environment" /s reg query ...

I think it's normal for it to be in the user registry as well.
If it's Windows 10 64 bit, if you look in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node, is it in there?

If it's in a python function, golf is a string not an image. If it's outside a python function, it's missing the image function and the line prefixes to indicate the you want to run a python function (renpy.show and renpy.hide). In both cases you don't want to indent with whitespace as you don't wan...

Just use 'and'.

tvgold wrote:ok, I've done that and it fails with error -10810

I think that just indicates some kind of launch failure, which might mean the file permissions are wrong and / or it isn't flagged as executable.

You will only get that if someone has manually disabled the whole thing with spctl.
If it's not being blocked, try launching it from the terminal and it will probably print what the issue is.

If you replace the prototype xcode project with the one from the last nightly build, it will then compile to run on actual hardware. http://nightly.renpy.org/nightly-2016-09-13-a4a52b3/renpy-nightly-2016-09-13-a4a52b3-renios.zip I'm sure there is a reason that doing this is a bad idea, but my comput...

tvgold wrote:yes, yes i do have it set up to allow from anywhere, thanks for checking

This setting is removed in MacOS Sierra, so I don't think you can have it set to this mode.
If you right-click the application and chose open, this is the equivalent of approving it to run.

Thanks. I think I've found all the settings now. I couldn't understand why the template change made the difference, but setting config.window to None seems to do the same thing as setting it to "hide", which would explain it.

Thanks. Is there something I can edit to get the old behaviour back? If it's meant to be automatic, shouldn't it only need to be manually hidden if I chose to manually show it?

I think there is an issue with the new GUI not cleaning up the say screen, once dialogue has ended. The easiest way to demonstrate is just to add a pause at the end of the template's script file: ## This ends the game. $ renpy.pause(5.0) return The textbox.png graphic is not removed once dialogue ha...

Is it still on the cards to get tinting applied by the renderer, instead of an image manipulator? I implemented tinting of some animation frames with an Image Manipulator (multiple tints of the same frames) but the first time an animation is played (cache miss for all frames) I do lose quite a chunk...

Perhaps it's the initialisation of playback system causing the stutter. If I try playing 3 copies of the file (with a small delay in between them), only the first one causes a large delay, and a second run of the game doesn't seem to be affected. Queuing the files on the channel also shows the same ...