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But that will be a fairly complicated thing that will probably wait for the future. (For some reason, Mihara, you seem to want to see the future a lot. :-) ) Considering that there is at least one code-induced quirk that I find very distracting and have no clue how to fix which is 'to be fixed in a...

The thing is, being able to cause a transition on scene change is an explicit design goal of modes - so not being able to do that is annoying. (Right now, I think the best way to do this is to remove the with statement as a mode, and make scene/show/hide enter a scene_change mode.) Honestly, I'm pr...

I'm very close to dropping this feature until the Ren'Py script language become more expressive. Mmm.... Just remove 'with' from the list of modes. 'with' is not, logically, a mode, but what happens between them. That should solve any ambiguity introduced by trying to hook on 'with' while still kee...

Suggestions are welcome. If I'm getting you right, first, window is hidden 'with None', because the scene statement is detected, which does not actually trigger a mode change, then the scene statement's 'with' triggers it, but after the scene statement itself fires. And if I wrote 'with' separately...

Mihara - fixed your problem. Extend is problematic, especially when it interacts with NVL-mode - but I think I now have it working, at least in this case. Tested, fix works, though it turns out my code when used in a real project uncovers something that might be another bug... init python: zoomvert...

I tried to make use of modes to make the automatic window hide and show in NVL mode trigger a transition. The results are puzzling. I'm not sure if it's a bug or not, but if it isn't, I would appreciate an explanation what am I doing wrong. init python: # This is important. config.default_text_cps =...

ffmpeg2theora-0.26.exe --videobitrate 2000 --audiobitrate 128 -soft-target --two-pass --optimize <file> That works for me with 6.11 and Windows,Linux playback. 0.27 definitely does not. Have no option of testing on an OSX Mac, but otherwise I am fairly sure of the efficacy of this incantation. If t...

You should have the developer mode on unless you turned it off.

Hover the mouse over your input window and press Shift+I and you'll see which style you need to change to remove the background.

Take a look at the Keymap section of the reference manual and tweak the keymap to taste.

Is there a way to turn off the translucent grayish background of the text box? Yes. init python: # ADV mode window is controlled at this style point: style.say_window.background = None # NVL mode window style is named different: style.nvl_window.background = None You can use an image for a backgrou...

If you need such a pause often, you can also put this snippet into a .rpy filename that starts with 00, say, 00functions.rpy: # Hard pause command. python early hide: def parse_hardpause(l): delay = l.simple_expression() if delay is None: renpy.error("delay time expected") if not l.eol(): renpy.erro...

What do you want your text tags to do? You can already create custom text tags as styles, and then use {=style}my test{/=style}. As people join as developers, you'll see that a balance has to be struck between flexibility and implementability. Well, suppose I have a colour used throughout the text ...

I would say that documenting the core should be one of the highest priorities. There should be more ways to override certain functions completely within a specific project using a self-contained module one would be able to just drop into the project and instantly use in the rest of their script. I b...

Instead of a cutscene movie, show the movie in a displayable that is part of your name entry screen?

For the second question, "$ renpy.pause(<n>,hard=True)" works.

CropMove does not correctly interact with ATL containing a "contains" block with "alpha" in it, it loses the alpha value given in ATL during transition. It works fine if there's no "contains", the bug persists if there is only one "contains" block. Replication follows, image from the tutorial is use...