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As a minor update for whoever may view this thread, the release date is now confirmed for September 22 of this year. I had anticipated the date might be sometime before that deadline, but given the way things have gone, I decided that little extra patience is needed while everyone involved applies s...

I wanted a title that's distinct, but without using universe-specific terms (e.g. Brisingr , The Silmarillion ) so it's still memorable or at least impressionable. I do get a little giddy when others catch on to the more obvious meaning behind the title, so it excites me to think about anyone else w...

Down the line, depending on how feasible it would be for me, I definitely would consider releasing a version or patch with voice acting. At least, that would be an ideal scenario. The simple reason that there currently isn't voice acting is because this is a budget project, so I couldn't have expect...

JpIkmk3ZTgc After making only a handful of posts around here throughout the past few years to resolve a few technical difficulties with Ren'Py (some which might have been embarrassingly simple), I believe now would be a decent time to make myself known by whoever may browse here. The passion projec...

Update: as it turns out, there was some prerequisite or lack thereof for the main menu in place that seemed to be causing the issue. I applied the same string of code last used in the custom screen, and sure enough, there's now a smooth dissolve transition between the main menu and the screen. But i...

"Replaced" also didn't work. When the first line is "on "replaced" action With(renpy.transition(dissolve))", the hide transition is canceled, but when reduced to "on "replaced" action With(dissolve)", the hide transition works fine again (while the replaced transition is dysfunctional in either even...

I don't mean to be a serial thread maker, but I figured it would be best to ask for direct help when it's seemed so hard to find the right solutions. I recently created a new screen accessible from the main menu of my game, with its only purpose being to display one of a few images showcasing which ...

Adding a simple button to the section works perfectly fine. When the image map section of the code is enabled, the button in the very top left corner is what functions while the image map with slightly different coordinates is still totally unresponsive. Since the image map is probably overlaying th...

I was wondering if I should have included that to begin with, though I wasn't sure how helpful that might be. Here's the entire section from screens.rpy: screen main_menu(): ## This ensures that any other menu screen is replaced. tag menu style_prefix "main_menu" # The background of the main menu. w...

The screen is accessed from clicking an icon on the main menu, which is mostly from where I took the framework for the code after looking around elsewhere for tutorials how to additional menus. But I wouldn't be surprised if there's something simple I'm overlooking.

The main menu of my current project uses an image map that I've gotten used to customizing in a variety of ways, so I'm not exactly a stranger to how it works, but I've come across an issue after trying to make an additional menu accessible from the title screen. After clicking the button, the game ...

As it turns out, I was able to resolve this issue on my own after a bit of experimentation, so I certainly feel foolish for having started this thread without even needing outside help. However, since I was able to reach a solution, I might as well share what I accomplished for anyone else with a si...

What I figured should have been a simple solution ended up being a bit more complicated than I expected, and I haven't been able to devise a solution since looking around for an answer, so I hope no one minds me starting a new thread on this. In no time at all, I was able to get a custom quick menu ...