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Works like a charm on initial testing! Here is the code I ended up with. def draw_animation(st, at, img, width, height, last_frame, framerate): number=int(at * (1/framerate)) if number >= last_frame: howManyWraps = int(number/last_frame) number = number - (last_frame*howManyWraps) return Transform(I...

for example, if there's an animation folder X and it has 00~10.png, def draw_animation(st, at, image_path, last_frame): number=int(st*20) if number < last_frame: return Image("{}/{:0>2}.png".format(image_path, number)), .05 else: return Null(), None renpy.image("animation_name",...

for example, if there's an animation folder X and it has 00~10.png, def draw_animation(st, at, image_path, last_frame): number=int(st*20) if number < last_frame: return Image("{}/{:0>2}.png".format(image_path, number)), .05 else: return Null(), None renpy.image("animation_name",...

The method I suggested requires you to jump to a specific label, not the script as a whole. For example: Jump(example) With a label looking something like this label example: e "Hello!" Treating it this way is why the tutorial can jump back and forth between scripts so easily. If you'd rat...

Is there a particular reason you're using Python (.py) instead of Ren'py (.rpy)?
With the latter, you should just be able to jump to your desired label, regardless of what file it's in. Because Ren'py looks across all .rpy files.

Also, yikes? Really? I thought it would be the better alternative, as less images have to be loaded. Shows what I know, I suppose. It looks Filmstrip loads an image then crop them, cache those cropped images, finally show them - it consumes double memory and the lag to start animation is noticeable...

xela wrote:How about applying alphamask to an image you're creating animation from and them creating filmstrip from it on the fly?

Well now I feel silly.
That worked flawlessly! Thank you!

The thing is that it doesn't though? AlphaMask expects a raw image, not a displayable. Believe me, if it just worked I wouldn't be asking. Unless this was a change made to a version newer than 6.15.5. Also, yikes? Really? I thought it would be the better alternative, as less images have to be loaded...

Hello! Just a quick question. I was wondering if, and how, it would be possible to apply an AlphaMask to, ideally, a FilmStrip animation. I'm sure it's easily possible with a regular animation, but I'm trying to save space and resources, and FilmStrip is far more efficient. I'm also aware of crop in...

Yep, original programmer here. I had cross posted the code to pretty much everywhere I could. haha. Also, if you need any help with the mapping, feel free to ask! It basically uses an array of single characters for layouts, and then assigns those characters to a tile defined by the user in another a...

You can use "contains" to embed many ATL animations in one animation. In your case, it would go something like this. image SpaceshipAnimation: contains: "starfield" xpos 0 ypos 0 linear 10.0 xpos 100 xpos 0 contains: "spaceship1" xpos -100 ypos 100 linear 5.0 xpos 1000...

Thanks a lot! That was exactly what I was looking for :D When I had these animations in the middle of the script I used hard pauses (i.e. $renpy.pause(2.0, hard="True") ) in order to avoid the user clicking through part of the animation. Now, however, I cant use this statement in the imag...

You can use "contains" to embed many ATL animations in one animation. In your case, it would go something like this. image SpaceshipAnimation: contains: "starfield" xpos 0 ypos 0 linear 10.0 xpos 100 xpos 0 contains: "spaceship1" xpos -100 ypos 100 linear 5.0 xpos 1000 ...

o.k nvm i cant open asset.rpyc on anything.... You want to look at the .rpy , not the .rpyc . Because, yes, editors cannot open .rpyc. It's pre compiled code to help Ren'py run faster. It's not human readable. If you're missing the .rpy for any reason, re-extract the zip and it should be there. I d...

o.k nvm i cant open asset.rpyc on anything.... You want to look at the .rpy , not the .rpyc . Because, yes, editors cannot open .rpyc. It's pre compiled code to help Ren'py run faster. It's not human readable. If you're missing the .rpy for any reason, re-extract the zip and it should be there. I d...