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Yes, it works for all platforms. Ren'py uses list_files and file internally, so you will need to rename occurrences of those functions instead of deleting them. You can just place the Python compiled extension in the search directory (look for where the .pyd files are placed. Put your compiled file ...

If you are looking for an easy way to prevent currently-released archive unpackers from unpacking your game, see the following: https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=59725 If you really want to compile your Python code: The compiled python file (.pyo) can still be decompiled wit...

Runtime shader compiler

Here are some simple steps to prevent the current version of common archive unpackers like GARbro, unrpa, rpatool, arc_unpacker, etc… from opening your game's archives. 1. In the Ren'Py SDK directory, open the following files using a text editor such as "Atom", "Editra", or "...

Version 1.7.2 has been released. Please view the change log. https://github.com/uyjulian/renpy-switc ... tag/v1.7.2

Which "existing commands" are you referring to? You can use your existing projects with minimal porting effort (see https://github.com/uyjulian/kag3/commit ... b029f220e6 )

If you sent an e-mail, please re-send it. I corrected my e-mail to one where I can read the headers properly.

My port of Kirikiri is getting to a point where other people can use it to create games on it, and publish it on a web server. On this thread on the /news4vip/ board on 5ch, xyx0no646 is requesting assistance with creating a template for my new engine, so I would appreciate it if you took a look. ht...

A web port is now available. https://ghpages.uyjulian.pw/krkrsdl2/

Here are some ways to reduce the file size of your project: viewtopic.php?f=51&t=45400

One way to do that is to store a calculated variable.
Example (if original variable is a):

b = a * 2

Where a is used, you can do this instead:

b / 2

This means that it is more difficult to change the variable when you don't know how it is calculated.

What is your use case?
How would the player "cheat", and what are you trying to prevent?

Probably the following is happening:
1. Ren'Py uses an old version of ffmpeg (3.0)
2. Ren'Py is optimized for SSE2 systems, so it may not use the full instruction set of your processor optimally

Version 1.7.1 has been released. Please view the change log. https://github.com/uyjulian/renpy-switc ... tag/v1.7.1

Ren'Py compiles ffmpeg without hardware acceleration support. See https://github.com/renpy/renpy-deps/blob/de14fdbb0bd291919d566199e0f9f7677534c6da/build.sh#L407 I was under the impression that it did/required it, like mentioned here by pytom. https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=32&am...