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Looks shiny, but the backwards R's always throw me off when I'm reading Russian >_<
(In other words I would have tried it if it was in English, the art looks very good, and I like Evangelion)

Also, this should be in the Completed Games forum.

There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with your use of variables, but your indentation is funny. You can put all those label statements so that they don't have any space before them. Ah, I spotted why it's not incrementing, though. You have the jump statement and then the incrementation, so when i...

Use ATL, and move the object while changing the alpha at the same time. This will give the desired effect.

Very good explanation of the problem ^^;;;

Maybe this?

Edit: Or, more likely this or this?

Excellent! I'm glad that you learned how to do it yourself and that you've got it working ^_^
Often people posting here should just be posting: "programmer wanted". It's good to see that you're rolling with it yourself.

If you want to test out some code, I would recommend that you just download python from python.org and test out your code in there, then you don't have to worry about all the renpy stuff at the same time. Also, I think you assignment is the wrong way round for the vehicles, should be a = vehicle23. ...

In python, each variable is a reference to an object, but this behavior can be masked if you only use immutable objects. When you do an assignment (=) you are changing the object that the variable refers to. This has the result you would expect in other languages if you just assigning numbers: a = 4...

You could do image bg something: "bgimage.jpg" linear 0.05 xpos = 20 block: linear 0.1 xpos = -20 linear 0.1 xpos = 20 repeat you might need to set the initial position, and you should adjust the numbers, since they're random. I'm not sure about combining this with the animation.

Looking over the other method, I think he also does this by altering "battlechar" stats, though I don't know if they link themselves to the original character's stats or not ... anyway. I just made another list. Call me the crazy list lady. >_> They are linked to the original character. Any change ...

You can use an image statement with an ATL block to define the animation. Then you can use the background as usual. Like: image bg something: "image1.png" 0.5 "image2.png" 0.5 repeat show bg something # as usual or use whatever animation or transformations you would like for the background.

To do this you need to learn a bit more programming. I'm going to introduce the idea of a class. A class is a template that allows you to make objects of that class. In this case we're going to make a character class. You probably need to put this code in an init: block. class chara: # 'Character' i...

Imo, if you're running it on a netbook with the small screen, you might as well just run it full screen, since you're not going to have much space left, anyway. The thing seems to be that Ren'Py doesn't take the title bar and the task bar into account when resizing the window. Back to the topic, tho...

If you just want to crop the image you can use the crop transform property (see the above reference). You could probably crop at run time since it saves space (1 less file needed) and probably is light on the processor (that's my guess) and there is no loss of quality. Earlier, somebody already sate...

You should edit the image before using it in your game. Open them up in GIMP/Photoshop or whatever you are using and resize/crop as necessary. That way there is no need to resize at runtime, it was done already.

dstarsboy wrote:@number473
LOLs, you sort of saw this coming, didn't you?

Well, not that in particular, but I had the idea that that artist wasn't completely reliable, all things considered