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And if you want to make those changes to the title screen itself you have to find the main_menu screen in the screens.py file, to add the suggested lines.

You are misunderstanding the rotation property. To create movement you need to apply the rotation continuously. init python: class test_displayable(renpy.Displayable): def __init__(self, child): super(test_displayable, self).__init__() self.child = renpy.displayable(child) def render(self, w, h, st,...

1. When you define labels, screens, transforms, "defs" you need to use a unique identifier. You could technically use the same name to define different variables, but they are still different. 2. Yes, like this. init python: def concatonate_name(forename, surname): return forename + "...

When you save the game Ren'py preserves its entire state.
Changing the font in the beginning of the game then loading a save file that had the old font probably wouldn't work.

Ah Ren'py, this love-hate relationship can't go on like this. Wanted to prove Per K Grok wrong, unfortunately his evaluation is correct, this is a limitation of the engine. As far as I can tell Ren'py's version of pygame doesn't even have the normal mixer functionality. There is however a way to go ...

Count me in.

That's truly a sad story. But I can sense your frustration through my tiny smartphone screen. Maybe take a step back and have a deep breath.

Changes since last update: Bugfixes. -- Naturally. Refined navigation menu. -- Still uses the same style. New UI elements. A bunch of new events. A "sim" mode. --At least the basics, which includes a tech research interface. That's hidden away in the hut in the forest. The fractured chambe...

I am amused. Since when do we import export eroge to japan.

Largely set in "modern times", you say? Does that mean there is time travel action? xD

Hmm? Sounds like you just need some text formatted from ormal-text-form-it's-in to renpy-compliant-form. Why not just write a conversion script? *cough* I can probably do that* cough* Might still require fixing up, afterwards. But if the game structure allows it, it should reduce the required time s...

I don't like the sound of "really mathy stuff". xD
I was always of the opinion that one should leave the calculations to the actual computer.
I'm more into logic and feature implementation.
I'm also good at testing and analyzing code for bugs.

Well you're looking for a programmer, but I have no idea what features exactly you need programmed.

Hm, I don't suppose you need any programming done?

Im mainly a programmer, but if you need a proofreader I can help out with that too.