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Oh my, everything looks so great. Really nice work y'all, lookin' forward to seeing this piece finished :3

On the init block it's Lilly_Trust_ P oints while in the code it's Lilly_Trust_ p oints. It's a good practice to capitalize all your variables (the things that make the point system) to avoid such errors. Actually, in Python it's best practices to write your variables in lowercase, with words separ...

I'd like to try to do one of a few things: 1. Become better at writing, and write for myself, or be an assistant writer for someone else. 2. Learn python (I'm used to C/C++/Java, personally) and program for someone else. (I can do this pretty easily on my own if necessary; there's no need for assis...

@tengokuribon Ren'Py uses plain text files for the source code, and these have a .rpy extension. If you find any of these files in the game's folder, you just need to open them in any text editor (even Notepad will do) and you'll be able to see the source code of the game. When Ren'Py runs, it creat...

Mikan, if you're extending an editor to support Ren'Py syntax highlighting, you can take a look at the Emacs renpy-mode PyTom did to see a list of the keywords:

http://renpy.org/w/images/1/1d/Renpy.el

A code editor with a speller feels just wrong somehow. In the sense that code is not exactly text. A syntax checker could be useful, but a speller? Isn't that what Word et al are for? I wouldn't say that spell checkers are that uncommon for code editors. There is a really large number of languages ...

Thanks you!!!, it worked perfectly, i throught that functions were dissabled or something like that :mrgreen: I want create a distribution function for jump to differents labels depending of a variable. Next step investigate how to return values :lol: As you delve into Python, reading the Python ma...

I use: $ tune = renpy.random.choice( ("guild1.ogg", "guild2.ogg", "guild3.ogg") ) $ renpy.music.play (tune, channel="music", if_changed=True) But the music won't play... The music won't play is not a helpful error description. What happens when you execute yo...

Herpaderpderp wrote:Thank you for the help~ I really do appreciate it~

BUt now all of a sudden it's giving me a name error... silly thing...

the `Giving me a name error` part isn't really helpful. If you could upload the traceback.txt file or paste it's contents under a [ code ] tag, we'd be able to help you more.

Python and Ren'Py code are case sensitive. Which means im.scale is different from im.Scale. The function you want is the latter :3

You don't need to use renpy.say, really (is that a public function btw? I can't find it in the docs). Since the Character object is callable, you can use it like any function. chars = [char1, char2, char3] speaker = renpy.random.choice(chars) speaker("any dialogue thing goes here") It acce...

I believe I could help with writing documentation and implement some displayables, tools and stuff. I don't think I could help with core development since I've just started learning C, but I could probably help with the Python part.

As Jake stated, it's not built-in and if you want to implement it you'll need to write some code. Jake's idea sounds pretty simple, but I'm not sure how you'd display more than one speech bubble on the screen at a time. Perhaps you could style the NVLCharacter to work with that (styling the vboxes i...

So, I need to get the boundaries of a displayable in the screen by it's tag (although getting the placement information would probably suffice). Is there any supported way to do this without having a direct reference to the displayable? I'm currently accessing the `scene_lists` function and passing ...

For Ren'Py 6.9- you just needed to add an "at" clause to the show statement (which gets some transforms). I think you can go with ATL for Ren'Py 6.10, but I've just downloaded it and haven't looked into the ATL at all, so I can't say it for sure. Anyways, this sample code should do: show c...