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Sounds like you're on the right track, just use persistent variables - https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/persistent.html Something like: default persistent.firstending = False #... something happens $persistent.firstending = True #------------------------------- # back to where you want to have branch:...

I did something similar on old Ren'Py version, but hopefully it will still work with new layered image system. The old and good ConditionSwitch! It might be not 100% correct, but something like: define mc = Character("Elizabeth", image="mc") default mca = 0 #Main Character Age, j...

I asked him to draw several backgrounds for my upcoming game - NEKOKORO and he did wonderful job! Not only is he very talented artist, he's also creative, communicative and professional. It was a pleasure working with him, I'm very happy with the results :) I hope we'll work together again on anothe...

I hired WhiteCharisma again to create nice Opening Movie / promo video for my upcoming project - NEKOKORO.
He's very communicative, creative and skilled. Price is also affordable As previously, wonderful job, which you can see here:

First post updated with Opening Movie and link to Steam Store.

Special thanks to WhiteCharisma for creating the video!

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First of all, by putting # in front of line, you comment them out - disable them. If you want to have separate archive for images, try this instead: build.archive('images', 'all') build.classify('game/**.png', 'images') build.classify('game/**.jpg', 'images') build.classify('game/**.webp', 'images')

I'm not programming expert, but in most languages it's better to properly declare any variable that you're going to use globally.
I believe it matters especially when you use persistent in some True/False check or as a counter.

Hmm.... How about "faking" main menu and add animations in the: label splashscreen Something like that should do the trick ;) label splashscreen: scene #your main menu image without animation art show "images/gui/gui_ground.png" show "images/gui/title.png" anchor(1.0, 0...

Ehh... People, if you don't understand legal terms, why don't you listen to me - Business Management student(graduate in few months), 3D asset seller since few years - I've dealt with lot's of agreements and legal analysis, so I know what I'm saying and I say once again: it's not like they claim own...

@mikolajspy I say one cannot grants rights on something one don't have the copyright for - what are you talking about? :) Copyrights and licensing rights are two different things. Copyright always belongs to the original author, unless he will give them to someone else. License, is the permission t...

PenDragon is excellent editor and proofreader. As for writer and creative consultant, I'm about to find out ;) She's quite fast with work, very communicative and reliable. Editing style is rather "mild" - your story will stay as you intended, but she will point out any missing or pointless...

Also pointed that we can't give such rights to e.g. RenPy or CC-* songs we use in our games. Yes, we can - https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/license.html# With the assets you use in game, you need to check all of them separately, some CC licenses usually allow to use it as long as you pack it in game-...

For me it's a good change, it's pretty standard sentence in many digital stores (I sell 3D assets on some, it's very similar). It just means, that they officially handle selling part, and are not just a payment/marketing processor/operator. It means a lot for small devs like me. In my country regist...

I didn't test it, but I think something like this should work: