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Yeah, that was the idea. In the same way you can rewrite ui code to screen language, I've rewritten old styled gui code to new gui style, the files I attached to the post contain the changes made. After I've created a new shiny project in .12 (same as .11 for the purpose), I did exactly what I desc...

I know what happen, you changed the code to match the new GUI not stick to the old code from the script. volume3 code from screens.rpy: https://codeshare.io/21yqB2 new gui project, unchanged: https://codeshare.io/aV4v62 as you can see the codes are not the same, which is why there is so much fightin...

with a bit of effort (and cause you star catgirl in your game :) ) 1) Create a new project in .11 and pick the New GUI design of your choice. 2) Delete script.rpy, script.rpyc, options.rpy, options.rpyc, screens.rpy and screens.rpyc assuming they exist in this new project you've created. 3) Delete ...

the M rated games are for anything that is realistic violence, blood, gore, sexual content and strong language. Battlefield 1 is a great example even though people under 15 play this. Multiplayer aside, the missions the game gives and cutscenes you see are close to the real WWI experience which many...

if i wanted a image on the screen it would be far easier to use: show image I told you: "using a Python function without creating an image binding". Ren'Py script equivalent is: show expression Image("golf.jpg") as some_tag if you bound it to a tag, your way will work. and again...

The code I gave you explains how to put an image in screen in Ren'Py using a Python function and without binding it to internal tagging mechanism permanently. It is the correct way to do it, it has worked in every Ren'Py version for the past 5 years and I fully expect it to work for every version i...

yes this here tells me that you have not tested anything, also you guys never tell us anything until the release. there is no way to know if you change anything in the last minute, plus the renpy github is barely readable so ya cant really help fix it without knowing where the GUI file might be, an...

i dont think you know how broken 6.99.11, there hasn't been anything this broken in other engines, everyday i check the cookbooks to see if there is any error within them. Just these 2 months alone cause many users asking questions to simple answers which later found out were bugs from the new gui....

The idea of rpg homebrew was to give the developer options as to how they wanted to present the battle. if they desire to not have the gui for any reason then it is ok by me. This bug that im calling it, has ruin that central idea of adding new ways to use it. Yes still works as basic battle but ca...

no the code become very limited, if it stays in the background then users will face problems with the gui. no one wants another repeat of FFXII GUI in cutscenes. Those where dark times... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nt63cofBHnw (it's FF VII) I loved this game :) What do you mean by: "if it...

@xela: it halfway worked So we're halfway to the finish line where everything works :) on 6.99.7 the image would hide any GUI including the battle GUI. This is not Ren'Py/Python terminology. "the image" does not hide anything, renpy.hide(), renpy.hide_screen(), renpy.scene() functions (or...

@xela: it halfway worked, on 6.99.7 the image would hide any GUI including the battle GUI. This code only helps becomes a background, i dont think its possible to even move it.

I download and install JDK 111 x86 but same problem. Where renpy search the JDK ? Personally I install JDK in C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_111 It's the same for you ? And thanks for helping me :) what computer you using? or do you have Linux? If windows what version, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, vista, or xp? ...

ok i found the answer: you need the java JDK x86 http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk8-downloads-2133151.html It is named "Windows x86" click on "jdk-8u111-windows-i586.exe" this should work, do not have anything running because it has been known to cause m...

It look like you tried to define the image inside a module "battle()" instead of "init python:" outside the module. That's not going to work. It's: init python: renpy.image("golf", "images/golf.jpg") def battle(): ...... Not: init python: def battle(): renpy....