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Are your wheels defined after the car? Not sure if this makes a difference, but that's how I've seen LiveComposite examples done before. You would basically do the first code you showed below the second one.

I was looking at http://www.renpy.org/dev-doc/html/other.html#renpy-random to try and generate random floats, but I just don't seem to understand how to properly implement it. I tried copying/pasting code as is: $ randfloat = renpy.random.random() But if I try to display the value of "randfloat...

I'm sure it's possible, but I'm not familiar enough with Ren'py coding to give you a script for it, unfortunately. I can only theorize and if people understand how to do stuff, they can do the things I suggest. I know this doesn't help a newcomer who doesn't already know all the functions. There are...

You could make a color grid and image map it to whatever you want the choice to do. You don't even really need to make much yourself... it should be easy to find a useable image.

Just fiddle with the 1.0 and 0.0 values in the positionings and see what it does. It might take a while to get the right values in the right places if you don't understand the code and how it works, but just trial and error it. to go up/down instead of left/right, change the x's to y's. Here's how y...

The crux of the issue is the fact that ease (or linear for that matter) is time dependent, not position dependent. Akemicchi has shown you how to input different times for each character, which is useful, but to avoid the over lap issue you are going to need to work out the distances each sprite tr...

Oh, thank you for reminding me: the usage is show name_of_your_image with spinner or scene name_of_your_image with spinner (the same for slidebothright). If you decide to modify the speed, pay atention to the value of 'delay'. That's very important actually. I made the timing go to 1.0 in a test an...

Reading this post, I got interested in that technique myself, but that example code in that thread did not work at all. Using it exactly as given just gave me parse errors. File "game/script.rpy", line 175: expected statement. delay ->0.5 File "game/script.rpy", line 177: expecte...

PyTom wrote:The best way to delete the persistent data is to choose "Delete Persistent" from the launcher. You don't need to go poking around the disk.

I've actually had that NOT delete the persistent data before. That's why I learned how to track it down myself.

This works for double quotes too, to note.

First thing to do is see if you even have a file called "a0830_000325.png" in your project's root folder. Make sure the file you're trying to reference isn't misspelled, make sure it's actually a PNG and not a JPG or some other file type... make sure it's not actually in a subfolder (like ...

Sorry to jump on a very old post... but I kind of needed this as well. I'm wondering if someone could even write a screen language for joystick_preferences considering there doesn't seem to be any Ren'py shortcuts for defining keys. I imagine you would have to write your own function to send it to. ...

The thing about battle systems is that they're fairly diverse. You can grab several battle engines and they'll all be different. I'm not really good with making tutorials, but I can probably help in specific areas if I know what type of system you envision. What type of battle system do you desire? ...

Try looking for a persistent file in your AppData. If you don't know how to get there, open any folder and in the address bar, type %APPDATA% and hit enter. It should redirect you. From there, go to Ren'Py and then the folder for your game. You may see a persistent file here. I think the Ren'Py laun...

In theory, I would think you could also just change the code under "screen say:" to an image map.