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What I do in this situation, is create a fresh project with nothing in it, and test the one thing I want to test. So I would write the code and see if it worked. If it didn't work, I'd play around with it. Do I need to put slot_1 in quotations? Or not? What happens if I don't put any extra_info? Ok...

Have you checked the documentation? Specifically the paged titled Saving, Loading, and Rollback? There is documentation on the exact command you are asking about: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/save_load_rollback.html#renpy.save Hello! I saw that some time ago. But I didn't understand how to apply ...

I was wondering if there's anything like: $renpy.save(slot_1) If I wanted to "force" the game to save a certain part at a certain save slot. Like: label parkatnight1: scene park3 $renpy.save(slot_1) I was wondering if there's any code like this. I've been reading many things and didn't fin...

You can access the current date and time using the Python datetime package and save it in a variable or in the persistent store, depending on whether you mean “you started this particular game” or “your first ever play started at...” https://docs.python.org/2/library/datetime.html Thank you so much...

I wanted to put somewhere this information.
Like "Started playing on 24th April, 2019."

Thanks.

I don't want the textbutton to have background or frame.
On pc version, it's ok. But on Android it has it.

Like:


How do I remove that from the android version?
I want it to look like the pc one.

Thanks.

I did: image avatar = ConditionSwitch ( "month == '3'","jhon1avatar.png", "month == '4'","jhon2avatar.png", "True", "jhon1avatar.png" ) It didn't gave me any errors. But even though we are on "month 4", it keeps using the default ...

I did this: init: image avatar = ConditionSwitch( "month == '3'", "jhon1avatar.png", "month == '4'", "jhon2avatar.png", ) And I got this error: Exception: Switch could not choose a displayable. I know there's something missing, but I don't know exactly what it...

Alex wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2019 11:36 am Try to make avatar image a dynamic one - https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/displaya ... splayables

Oh, I didn't remember about that. Thank you! I'll give it a look

My game is based on a messenger system. It looks like something like this: https://i.imgur.com/A4gAjNA.png The big "avatar" image is shown by a screen. And the small avatar inside the textbox is shown like this: msg("{image=avatar} [name1]: Hi! How are you?", p=3, who=1) The thin...

I did that at options: build.classify('game/**.png', 'archive') build.classify('game/**.jpg', 'archive') build.classify('game/**.rpy', 'archive') build.classify('game/**.rpyc', 'archive') build.classify('game/**.mp3', 'archive') I worked fine for me. But when I sent the game to my friend to test it,...

Thank you much for your help, guys! I'll try it

Like this: https://greetname.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/write-name-neon-glow-Any-Text-Name-Here.gif I wanted a message to have this effect. "Happy Birthday,____!" I could simply just make an animated image, but since the name will be a custom name (the person will choose), it's not pos...

I also saw these codes: define config.has_autosave = True define config.autosave_frequency = 1 define config.autosave_on_choice = True define config.autosave_on_quit = True init python: if not renpy.game.after_rollback: renpy.loadsave.force_autosave(True) I tried to use them, but they didn't work. M...

Thank you so much, guys! I'll try it