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It's working perfectly fine for me. Ok, I dinged around with it a bit and it looks like the error is because my image is passed in, while yours is built into the method as a default? It makes no sense, but switching them around did cause the image to be read at least somewhat correctly. Still not w...

DragoonHP wrote:It found the coloured pixel, believe me. The dimension of the image was 660*330

It did seem to work...But if I try any other color (even ones that are already present in the image and require no change), it goes through the whole image and doesn't recognize it.
I'm not sure what is going on.

importing pygame works perfectly for me. Really? That's odd.Are you sure? I don't know the dimensions of the image you used, so I don't know if it actually found the colored pixel. I'd suggest using: renpy.load_surface(im) rather than pygame.image.load(im).convert() I did make this change, and the ...

Hello, I'm sorry for asking such an odd question. I thought I had it more or less worked out utilizing pygame, but I've run into some errors. I want to go through an image and discern whether each pixel matches a pre-defined color. Once the color is found, the loop will break and return the coordina...

Hello? ^^;; I'm still having the animation timing issue, and would really appreciate some input.

You can't do it that way. What you have to do is to create a Fixed and position the stuff inside it. image cadfael little_smile = Fixed( "cadfael_base normal", At("cadfael_eyes normal", cad_anim_default), At("cadfael_mouth smile", cat_anim_default), xysize=(452, 720)) I figured I could't do it that...

Hello, I am wondering how one would pass ATL positions into a portion of a LiveComposite displayable instead of X,Y coordinates. Currently, I am trying this. But it throws a 'TypeError: 'ATLTransform' object is not iterable' error. image cadfael little_smile = LiveComposite((452, 720), (0, 0), "cadf...

Hello? ^^;; um, any clues?

Color us both surprised! I was just seeing if it even would work to avoid extra loading. Looks like it did. And while the DynamicDisplayable makes sense, I got an error during implementation. This is most likely my mistake. I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred. While running game code: File...

Pardon the probably not so clear title with this one. There's probably some background required. Basically, what I am attempting to do is have varying levels of animation for this game, determined by a persistent value. In order to avoid having to load the large animated base, which negates the poin...

Works like a charm on initial testing! Here is the code I ended up with. def draw_animation(st, at, img, width, height, last_frame, framerate): number=int(at * (1/framerate)) if number >= last_frame: howManyWraps = int(number/last_frame) number = number - (last_frame*howManyWraps) return Transform(I...

for example, if there's an animation folder X and it has 00~10.png, def draw_animation(st, at, image_path, last_frame): number=int(st*20) if number < last_frame: return Image("{}/{:0>2}.png".format(image_path, number)), .05 else: return Null(), None renpy.image("animation_name", DynamicDisplayable(...

for example, if there's an animation folder X and it has 00~10.png, def draw_animation(st, at, image_path, last_frame): number=int(st*20) if number < last_frame: return Image("{}/{:0>2}.png".format(image_path, number)), .05 else: return Null(), None renpy.image("animation_name", DynamicDisplayable(...

The method I suggested requires you to jump to a specific label, not the script as a whole. For example: Jump(example) With a label looking something like this label example: e "Hello!" Treating it this way is why the tutorial can jump back and forth between scripts so easily. If you'd rather treat ...

Is there a particular reason you're using Python (.py) instead of Ren'py (.rpy)?
With the latter, you should just be able to jump to your desired label, regardless of what file it's in. Because Ren'py looks across all .rpy files.