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@gas you are absolutely correct that this approach CAN be avoided by preprocessing the image to create multiple images. No question about it. And that approach almost certainly is more run-time efficient, since images just have to be loaded, not loaded and the processed. Of course, whether the chang...

I used this technique to create “night” versions of images for a project I worked on. Worked fine, as you show in your example. As to performance, we didn’t notice any issues, but this was mostly done for background images, so it wasn’t like we had dozens of them on a single screen. Obviously, there...

Based on the reference to a parse error, it sounds like you’ve added something to your rpy files that has managed to freak Ren’py out in such a way that it’s having a hard Time reporting it. I’d suggest that you try backing out some of your recent changes until it works again - that might indicate w...

The issue is that sometimes the “decompile tools” lag behind the Ren’py language. You’re using a version of unren that predates a change in Ren’py and the decompiler is making a mistake with the newer Ren’py files. Unrpyc had the same problem until it was updated. On github, it appears that unren wa...

There are multiple things wrong with your code. The “using it” part should more like $ current_pos = MAP(1,2) “I’m at [current_pos.pos()]” Although I’m not sure, off the top of my head, whether method calls work inside Ren’py interpolations. But the class definition isn’t functional either. I’d sugg...

Obviously, when you display a line of text this way, it waits for a user interaction. However, under the hood, this uses the “say” screen. There’s no reason you couldn’t “show” the “say” screen manually, with the text you want shown, and then hide it again after a pause. It’s not the screen itself t...

A minor issue with your code. You have which initializes menu_set to a list, not a set. May still work, because of the fact that many set operations are also supported on lists, but technically it should be

Instead of using cutscene, define an image as a Movie object, and show it the way you would any other image. Movie objects loop by default.

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/movie.ht ... ie-sprites

Your problem is that the build process is running out of memory. There have been a number of posts here about this.
Example: viewtopic.php?t=52191

At present, there isn’t a programmatic interface for ATL. I’ve done something like this in the past using a Creator Defined Displayable, however. The CDD can build the image names dynamically, convert them to Displayable, and then render the correct one at the correct time using the time base passed...

Did you prepare the android icons as described at
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/android. ... ash-images
?

Ah, thank you. Didn’t dawn on me that they were part of the quick menu functionality.

When you do an Android build, you get a menu along the bottom that lets the user get to things like the game menu, skip, etc. (Since the user can't use the ESC key to bring up things like that.) Is there a way of changing the style of those items - most particularly, to make the size of the buttons ...

Gradle is a program (or, perhaps, a system) that can be used to build other software. It’s used a lot in the Java community. (Android is Java-based, and the default way to build Android programs is to use Gradle and a set of related tools that were installed when you set up the Android SDK). So, to ...

Increase the amount of memory you are giving the build process in gradle.settings