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Nice work. This fixed a bug from the previous prerelease where the Ren'Py launcher on macOS would occasionally launch the project with no focus on the window (despite the keyboard being able to interact with it), and it would require command+tab fiddling to eventually allow the mouse to click things...

Additional angle to the bug that I have found: rolling back after the bugged transitions causes them to play correctly on the second time through.

I keep running into the weirdest bug that can only be explained by video: DfOLJVgwe3M Basically, dissolves (and I assume other transforms) now seem to inherit the first transform defined in each scene and play it every time after, causing the sprites to fly in repeatedly on each show statement. It's...

It's OK, I haven't actually used that image yet outside of that image statement so it was a super easy fix. Plus, I need those filenames clean so I can break the next nightly with even more obscure placement of dashes

That returns I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred. While running game code: File "renpy/common/00images.rpy", line 26, in script init 1900 python hide: File "renpy/common/00images.rpy", line 54, in <module> scan_images_directory() File "renpy/common/00images.rpy", line 52, in scan_images_di...

Turns out the curse of the dashes is not quite over. After removing all of the dashes from the game, everything worked fine in Ren'Py 6.99.9.1156. However, attempting to launch the same project in 6.99.9.1168 causes the following error: I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred. While running ga...

Like many bad computer decisions, everyone else was using them, so I kept it rolling. I have no idea why the first person decided on this scheme, since the dashes were already in place when I got here. At this point, I have already replaced all of the image names with camel cased equivalents across ...

If you want to officially disallow dashes, I can make it work on my end, just make sure it's in documentation from here on out. My problem can be fixed by some really extensive Find and Replace, so it's really not that big of a deal.

We actually do it to prevent backgrounds from having multiple tags so bg is the only tag that is ever applicable. We could go with camel case, but dashes were the standard when I joined and it made more sense to keep going with it since everyone on the team understood that to be the formatting for b...

Small issue with the newest build that seems to cascade into much bigger issues. 6.99.9 doesn't seem to like dash characters "-" in image names. Every single image with a dash in the name fails to compile in 6.99.9, but compiles correctly in 6.99.8. Even weirder, if you compile initially in 6.99.8 a...