The amusing part is, right about the start of the month, I started developing a much larger-scale ren'ai game that I'd been planning in the back of my mind for several years. Had I known about Ren'py and NNRO, I would have started a different, NNRO-scale project on 3/1 (hence the "why am I always the last to find out..." commentmikey wrote:It's good to see people not be discouraged - I can imagine that without this month being NaNoRenO, few people would say - "You know what? I think I'll try making a game until the end of the month." Just one of the many positive effects!
) just to get "into the groove", so to speak. Had I done so, I'd probably be fairly far along in the process by now.But, given that all you technically need for NNRO is the digital equivalent of a single-choice "Choose Your Own Adventure" book, it really shouldn't be a factor, even for someone who actually joins in the last week.
P.W.
Loads of wonderful full-colour art of my three main characters, in different poses and even some variation in clothing... She's brilliant. 
And I also got all the backgrounds processed and transformed to the right style, size, etc. Graphics Magick is a magnificent utility: for those of you who're happy with command-line tools I highly recommend it. The graphics are all plugged into my Ren'Py code: I effectively have a playable work-in-progress!
So basically... I have nothing to report! Congrats to Chronoluminaire on a working wip version and Grey you can do it! I actually got all of my characters as well, but I haven't inserted them... you know "when do nothing, then do really nothing". I suppose I could do some things despite the workload I have (if I have time for the forum I have time for the game), but since I already wrote that week off, I might as well use it as a mental break, just to clear my head a little. 
(And Nanaca Crash does not help! Most Flash games I can't play with my RSI, but that one's just carefully timed clicks, and so bad for the "just one more" factor... *shudder*)
