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I suggest learning the basics of drawing, it helps you choose and communicate with your artists. I actually tried learning how to draw so I could do the art myself, but the time investment just became too much. With how much work I want to go into both the coding and the art, it just isn't feasible...

Looking around other recruitment forums for projects like mine, I'm realizing that a lot of these don't end up going anywhere even after the team is formed. Typically, it's because the project lead wasn't willing or able to do any of the work they said they could. So, as a display of at least basic ...

Have you seen this article - https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/save_load_rollback.html ? Haha, yes! I found that about five minutes ago and was able to figure out what the problem was. My game is set up with menus to control movement between areas, or 'cells'. I would travel between cells and time wou...

Also, it turns out that my problem isn't actually fixed. Even when I set every variable within the default object to a default value, nothing is saved when I load a new save file. Everything just gets set back to its default value instead of being saved.

Thanks for your help, though now that I've fixed that problem it seems I've got some new ones. init offset = -3 init python: gtest = 0 import renpy.store as ren_store default_location = "room1" class Mapkeeper: def __init__(self): self.compass = default_location self.map_index = [] self.sc...

So I've created this class and instantiated it. init offset = -3 init python: class Timekeeper: def __init__(self): self.minute = 0 self.timescale = 1 Kronos = Timekeeper() When I save, load, or start a new game, Kronos.minute doesn't change. It persists across the game until I restart the project. ...

Project: - Title is in the works, as I'd like to have a firmer idea of what the game is going to feel like before picking a title. And that isn't going to happen until the two of us have a discussion. - The game is an NSFW dating-sim RPG in a cyberpunk/magical setting. Think Bladerunner-ish, except...

I'm working on developing a hierarchical map system that uses a four digit number to express relative location within that hierarchy. I'm also developing a dynamic menu system that generates a menu based on which areas you can move to. The locations are stored in an array called 'map', so for exampl...