If I wanted to add a mini game in renpy does it have to be in python? I use Processing in my computer science class and I'm far more proficient in it than I am in Python (I know almost nothing about python)
Sorry if this is a dumb question XD I'm still fairly new to coding in general
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Re: Minigames
Pretty much, yeah.
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Re: Minigames
The current best practise for minigames is actually screen language + python.
You can import pygame games, but it is better to create your minigames via renpy's internal coding.
You can import pygame games, but it is better to create your minigames via renpy's internal coding.
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