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I'd give it a 4/10, with 1/10 being completely unintelligible and 10/10 being impossibly flawless. This translation has problems with grammar and tone. Some parts of the dialogue do feel natural, like "You were sleeping in my dream. Funny, isn't it?" The overall flow of the conversation is...

It's going to be made in Unity, and is more of a movement-based interactive fiction. I'm trying to do the art myself, so I'm aiming for a child-like style. mis-mockup.jpg Please critique the art. I'm trying to get a style down so I don't do too much before finding out it won't work. I'm not sure I s...

I've tried to figure out what kind of licence the code in the Ren'Py Cookbook is under. None of the code creators mention it.

Are there blanket permissions, or does it change with each project?

Specifically, can users alter cookbook code or make money with code from the cookbook?

I agree with what yayamiho said. In addition, the shading on the character looks strange. The light coming from her side appears to just be pasted on, and not a natural part of the shading.

I honestly think a more curated approach might be more helpful than allowing anyone to add things to the database. If you allow anyone to add items, you could have situations where people upload inappropriate material, material that isn't actually under a creative commons or public domain licence, o...

Episode is designed for mobile. Standard VNs are designed for consoles or PCs. They have different expectations.

That could be useful. I don't think it would break any rules unless you used CC - Noncommercial items on a site that (for example) has advertising. Resources can be quite scattered, and it's difficult to find something that matches what you have envisioned, even for things like "four characters...

The final code ended up looking like this: label maingame: python: getJump = "" verbcount = 0 nouncount = 0 textinput = renpy.input(prompt='What should I do?', default='', allow=None, exclude='{}', length=30, with_none=None, pixel_width=None) textinput = textinput.lower() for verb in verbL...

The reason I had name exception errors is because renpy.jump and renpy.call expect strings or variables, and strings need to be in quotation marks. This means "renpy.jump(noVerb)" should be "renpy.jump("noVerb")". Thanks to renpytom on the Discord for pointing that out....

The Last Thing That We Do Together is a short game created for the GMTK Game Jam 2019. In it, you have only one point of control. Type in a verb and a noun from the respective lists (or a verb or noun not on the list) to get one of ten possible endings.

Play this game on itch.io now.

So I split the text up, presumably at the spaces. If the first item in the split text matches a word in the verb list, we set a flag to true and move on. If the item doesn't, give an error. Then, we see if the second item in the split text matches a verb, with the same process. Once we have both, we...

This section of code only seems to go to the correct place part of the time. It has four possible outcomes: One: The input doesn't match any verbs, so jump to noVerb. This goes to the correct label, but I get a nameError. Two: The input matches a verb, but it doesn't match a noun, so jump to noNoun....

Template Maker for Ren'Py sounds good!

I tried looking your username up on itch.io to learn more about what games you were making. I couldn't find you there. Are you posting your games anywhere, and if so, could you post a link to where you posted them? I'm not sure what you mean by "simple graphics". There are games which have...

I feel like this would be useful. A template maker would be handy with the current version of the Ren'Py GUI, as there are many elements to keep track of. Most GUIs in Creative Commons don't have a full set of images. It would be a great stepping stone between using the default items and creating it...