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indoneko

Unless you're using an alien language, I'd choose option 1 all the time. You could also add furigana/ruby text on asian language characters to make it more readable

indoneko

I'm not sure what do you mean by remembering the result, but I presume you can use persistent variable to store the result of the fight.

indoneko

Can you draw the chibi version of Renpy's mascot character?

indoneko

Try moving your definition line up, outside label start :

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define flash = Fade(0.0, 0.0, 0.5, color="#fff")

label start:
    $ renpy.music.set_volume(0.1, delay=0, channel='sound')

indoneko

My guess is that since renpy needs to buffer those audio data from your hdd to memory, any lags while accessing your hdd might cause your tracks becoming out of sync. Anyway... wouldn't it make more sense to mix all those tracks into one audio file? Is there any specific reason why you want to play ...

indoneko

instead of:
$ ArthurRoute = 0

try :
default ArthurRoute = 0

do the same for other variables

indoneko

Like this?

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textbutton _("Reset game"):
    action Confirm("This will delete your progress. Are you sure?", persistent._clear, Return())

indoneko

... and I lost a cellphone.
I don't really care about it's value, but now I'm worried about my house's security since the thief managed to steal it without breaking our door & window. I mean, how did they do that? o_o

indoneko

I'm not sure why you want to use manual method when you can automate it, but is there any chance that you're actually looking for invisible characters? It's similar to side image, but we don't display the character's sprite on the screen define p = Character("Player", image="player&qu...

indoneko

Hahaha... yeah, no problem~

indoneko

After a more thorough checking, I find out that your conditional for main menu screen is flawed. screen main_menu: tag menu if persistent.ending == "chjmp": use chjmp elif persistent.ending == "chjmptrue": use chjmptrue if persistent.ending == "titletrue": use titletrue...

indoneko

OK, try adding a line of dialogue right after you set the persistent variable value... like this : if persistent.truecheck: $ persistent.ending = "ch2truejmp" else: $ persistent.ending = "ch2jmp" "..." # ---> additional line of dialogue. return

indoneko

Try deleting all persistent first before launching your game. And the the save files too.
If it still failed, can you attach a trimmed version of your project to replicate the issue?

indoneko

I am having an issue with some persistent values and was wondering if there is a way to monitor them live while the game is running for testing? How about using an overlay screen that display the value of your persistent variable? Specifically I am having trouble accomplishing this: if persistent.t...

indoneko

... Instead of having only one, I have 6. Six! I suppose this isn't a big deal, except that I don't know why it has six when I thought I told it to only have one. One possibility is that you've launched the game before you set that value of maximum autosave slot numbers to 1. You can try to find th...

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