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I don't where you can get Java The more obvious something is, the more people misses it: java.com :P. If all else fails, rpy files open nicely in WordPad, which preserves the formatting. Wait, what? rpy files are plain text. There is no formatting on them. Actually if WordPad tries to save any form...

What I'm amazed at is the coincidence that there are so many programmers testing out advanced features and finding bugs in them. With a full rewrite of the rendering code, bugs were quite likely to appear; and advanced features are the most likely to trigger them. Basic features are few, and they c...

First of all, congratulations for finishing it on time! I've vowed to not play anything until I finish my own project, otherwise I'll never complete it; but I have bookmarked this thread to make sure I'll try it... I'll comment then about the game On a side note: Information and screenshots: http://...

Argggg!!! roughly 3 hours left!! PANIIIIIIIIC!!!!!!! *tries to calm down* So, keeping with tradition, Trecevidas and me have failed yet another deadline :oops:. However, we will break a bit the tradition, and won't let the project stall like we did twice with FoJ (on NaNo'06 and Int'08). Trecevidas ...

That would normally make the code quite uglier, but a bit of property magic tidies it again. And there you go, the saveable Creature wields weapons and drink potions that are never saved, but the inventory is always properly restored :P. How do you do it? I'm currently in the state where I have a d...

And that makes OOP a hassle in Ren'Py, because you basically can't save anything inside an object if you need that object during init already. That's why I said that it should be possible to tell Ren'Py what to save and not. It's really OOP in the presence of saving and loading that's a hassle. The...

For the FoJ project (my VN-RPG hybrid, for those who haven't heard about it during these three years of development hell :?) even before I had to split the code into folders, I already realized that I needed a sane mechanism to handle proper initialization of all the game-logics data. My approach (w...

The only time I feel hate rise is when lint HAS to open JEdit. It used to print a little txt file in the Ren'Py directory... If you still hate JEdit, you can configure Ren'py to use Scite instead. PyTom put up a package a while ago that, AFAIK, will still work with 6.9. It's at http://www.renpy.org...

That's quite weird. I have been using objects (ie: class instances) for many elements in FoJ and save/load/rollback worked fine; maybe you should try using them instead of lists. OTOH, I'm not really sure if your issue comes from the data not being rolled back, or with the overlay not being re-compu...

Hmm .... I remember doing this. I would just edit the default RenPy icon from one of the earlier versions with XN Resource and leave it in the root directory, with the ReadMe and Help file. I wouldn't change anything else, I would just import the properly-sized PNGs... I don't have to use a single ...

you have to read about the party, which you can't hurry over because you might risk getting drunk later on, so you have to read it all carefully...several times over when you remember something wrong you did That's a quite blatant spoiler, but that's what the [ spoiler] tag is for, and the game has...

I never understood WHY Ren'Py doesn't support block-level comments. It's a hassle. That's most probably due to its python roots: Ren'Py's syntax for comments (the # character) is taken straight away from python; and python doesn't provide any syntax for actual block comments (there are substitutes ...

Are you putting icon.ico in the game directory, or the directory above it? It needs to be in the latter. That solved the issue with the executable's icon, at least in Windows (and I hope in Mac as well, but cannot test it). Thanks a lot! The game window, however, still shows the default icon on the...

I expected this to be easy, but it's giving some headaches. The issue: I'd like to have a custom icon for my game's executable files, as well as for the game window. I have an "original" image in PNG (TrueColor, using alpha channel, 32x32 pixels), and have icon.ico and icon.icns files (tha...

I have a idea, would it be ok to add questions in the wiki, where I or others could need some more in depth explanations by some 'real-programmers'? The question could then be asked here and the answer or example then edited in the wiki or linked here. If you mean directly on the documentation page...