. Just as much as one can use"I say something"
as well as
narrator("I say something")
it would be nice to keep python-like things the same way?
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Well, I think I agree with everything in this last post ^^. But again, don't make it in a newbie fest and turn a useable script syntax into something horrible for advanced coders . Just as much as one can use
"I say something"
as well as
narrator("I say something")
it would be nice to keep python-like things the same way?
. Just as much as one can use"I say something"
as well as
narrator("I say something")
it would be nice to keep python-like things the same way?
not to drag up an old topic but as a newly converted blade engine user to now a ren'py user the comparison is pretty fresh in my head.
my opinion as someone who never scripted anything.
blade<--faster learning curve, less options, more tags, easier to follow tutorials, appearance varies but overall less nice imo
ren'py<--slower learning curve, more options, less tags, harder to follow tutorial, appearance varies but overall looks nicer imo
overall, progress scripting is noticeably faster in ren'py than blade once i got my basic work system figured out. long live ren'py!!
my opinion as someone who never scripted anything.
blade<--faster learning curve, less options, more tags, easier to follow tutorials, appearance varies but overall less nice imo
ren'py<--slower learning curve, more options, less tags, harder to follow tutorial, appearance varies but overall looks nicer imo
overall, progress scripting is noticeably faster in ren'py than blade once i got my basic work system figured out. long live ren'py!!
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