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I'm not sure if this will work, but, have you tried:

Instead of: Trying:
I've never defined an image with an 'At', so, I'm just assuming this may function differently.

You can just create a function at the top of script. init python: def Clear_All_Inputs(): store.name = "" store.var2 = "" etc... In your script, just call it with $ Clear_All_Inputs() 'init python' has to be first line in the .rpy file where this function is located, and the function has to be inden...

May I ask why you create an entire class for the inventory? Generally, when I do Inventory, I use either a Python dictionary, or a simple list. The list can be composed of class objects, too, since you already have an Item class. This way, adding an item is very easy... item_list.append(Item(*args))...

I just created a new script, with SpriteManager and all of the parameters that I have in my game script. The error does not occur. Seems this error only occurs for my game, which wasn't coded on the most updated Ren'Py, since I started it months ago. Nothing is different, in terms of the say / choic...

Hmm, that is odd. I've had this game in development for about 6 months, and it only broke during this update. I don't know why I decided to test it again, since I've tested the demo over 5-6 times with each character, but something told me to try. Perhaps it is the way I am defining the doppelganger...

Not sure if this is a bug, or a decided change. Didn't know where to post it. The latest release of Ren'Py has broken the menu feature for my game. Basically, I use the current format: menu: doppelganger "What's your order?" "Chat": jump shop_chat After the latest release, it's no longer possible to...

Thus far, the workaround I added has been working flawlessly. However, I'd still like to know if there are any other internal variables (Ren'Py source code) associated with game context, so I can appropriate reset them. This is to prevent long-term issues that may be unforeseen. If there are any oth...

Try: show the_img at Position(xpos = 0.5) with moveinleft To move it while already displayed, call again with different xpos: show the_img at Position(xpos = 0.2) with moveoutleft And replace the_img with your actual image variable. image the_img = "<image directory here>" To make them go off-screen...

So, I couldn't find any info on this. I'm using custom Python for combat in my game, and I hide the SpriteManager after every battle. However, when I call renpy.context_nesting_level, it increases by one after every stage. Looking into Ren'Py's source code, I found this: context = renpy.game.context...

Solved Okay, figured it out. Though the game is quite optimized, Ren'Py launcher runs everything in the "Project/game/**" folders. However, the build takes everything in the "Project/**" folders. I have this bad habit of including all of my GIMP files, and original assets, in the Project folder. So...

Oh, if Ren'Py uses the 64-bit then that's a huge plus. Hopefully it's just an installation mix-up on my end, since I have both 32-bit and 64-bit on the machine. Seems I installed both of them last year. I'll post again tomorrow in case I find a solution, or at least with more details if I am still s...

The artwork isn't very large at all. I have spritesheets with 158x193 sized sprites, and everything is designed for 1280x720 resolution. I just updated Ren'Py to the latest version today, tested the game with the update. Less than 20MB of art (~15MB). Oddly, after failing to build the game, Ren'Py n...

This isn't storage memory, it is RAM. The game's filesize is less than 100 MB. This is just the RAM usage during the process of building the Android application. Others have stated (I think I saw it on stackoverflow, would have to find the reference) that theirs have taken over 2GB to print a 30 MB ...

I was trying to build an Android application, and I got an initial error stating: "Could not reserve enough space for 3145728KB object heap" After some research, I realized that this is too much memory for 32-bit (apparently, theoretical limit is 4GB, but the OS uses part of that). I'd like to use 6...

Does the license agreement for Live2D allow such integration? You know, you can easily workaround your limitation by exporting spritesheets and using Ren'Py to preload and frame-crop the spritesheets. The most time consuming aspect of this method would be determined by how easy it is to export a spr...