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(SOLVED TYSM) I'm coding this multiple choice thing where you can pick whichever route you want and it doesn't really make a difference. Anyway, there are two labels with different dialog based on whether you've gone through a previous section or not. I've used default statements and ifs for that. There's also somewhat...
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2024-11-08
The line that increments keys is after a jump statement so it never gets executed.
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2024-11-08
All variables that are part of the game state and need to go in a save file **must** be delared with `default`. If you create them using Python lines they are regarded as constants. Next thing to do is to shut down your game, do a "Force recompile" from the SDK/Launcher and start a new game (don't load an old save, or...
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2024-11-08
I tried all this and it worked!! TYSM you're a life saver
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2024-12-08
I didn't realize it had to be put before. I moved it above the jump statement and it worked! TYSM!!
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2024-12-08
[https://bunazon.itch.io/batman-cover](https://bunazon.itch.io/batman-cover) Very basic game. Will hardly take 4-5 minutes to complete. Enjoy! I'd appreciate your thoughts on this.
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2024-11-08
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2024-11-08
Put this in your script where you want to hide it: $ quick_menu = False You can bring it back with $ quick\_menu = True
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2024-11-08
Thank you
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2024-11-08
I've never had this problem before with any file. It's indeed an mp3, it doesn't have delays, it works on VLC and Windows Media Player fine, and this extension is the same extension I've used for all the other music files. Fadein/Fadeout has also never cause issues before. Any other troubleshooting suggestions? Or if ...
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2024-11-08
Try like this maybe: play music "/music/mkc_kitana.mp3" fadein 1.0 fadeout 1.0 loop=True
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2024-11-08
Okay! I definitely will! Thanks!
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2024-11-08
Hmmm. I'm getting an error when trying to play it This is how I wrote it down: play music "/music/mkc_kitana.mp3" fadein 1.0 fadeout 1.0 loop=True It says "expected end of line" at the end of the top line of the error page, and a red right arrow between "1.0" and "loop" on the second line of the error page
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2024-11-08
I'd have sent a picture, but it's not allowed on the subreddit
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2024-11-08
Yeah, I'm sorry I get the same error now, maybe like this $ renpy.music.play("/music/mkc_kitana.mp3", channel='music', loop=True, fadeout=1.0, fadein=1.0)
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2024-11-08
You only need to type loop, you don't need loop=True. However, if everything else on the music channel is looping properly (looping is the default on the music channel), there's something funky going on.
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2024-11-08
I've personally never used this fadeout like you are here. I've always put the fadeout in specific spots where I want the music to fadeout. I'm wondering if the game is reading the fadeout command earlier than you'd like it to? Have you tried just taking that part out yet?
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2024-11-08
I did, it didn't fix anything. And I've used the fade outs for all my other music in the game. But I'll look into maybe not overdoing it in the future anyway.
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2024-11-08
I think I saw you just put "loop" instead "loop=true" upthread. Either way, I figured something out. I ended up having to edit the file itself and re-export it in Audacity. That seemed to fix it. So it might've just been the file itself.
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2024-11-08
Yeah, that's what I assumed. Like I said downthread, I think I fixed it by re-exporting the original audio file in Audacity. It was also the only file that had that issue (there are like 20 songs in my game), which made it even weirder. Idk.
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2024-11-08
Ah, sorry, I missed that. And re-exporting in Audacity was exactly my next suggestion. Glad you fixed it!
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2024-11-08
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2024-11-08
attempting to play being a dik on gamcore & this message appears
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2024-11-08
Wrong sub for this.
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2024-12-08
my apologies , what sub should i ask this question in
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2024-12-08
The ren'py sub is more for those *making* ren'py games than playing them. You'd need a sub for that game specifically or a sub that helps with fixing bugged games in general.
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2024-13-08
I know this is probably a really basic question but due to how basic it is I can't find an answer for it anywhere in the documentation. Basically I have a screen that I want to be able to show, and when it's shown a bit of dialogue pops up in the main dialogue box, like it would if I were using a string in the main re...
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2024-11-08
[https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/statement\_equivalents.html#renpy.say](https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/statement_equivalents.html#renpy.say)
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2024-11-08
Unfortunately, using $ renpy.say(None, "You pressed etc etc") returns a UI interact error on the transient layer. I'm not sure if you can use python statements like renpy.say in screens? Or if so I can't quite figure out how to implement it correctly in screen language.
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2024-11-08
It's telling me I may have forgotten a 'ui.close()' somewhere, which is doubly interesting to me because everything I'm finding says that ui.close is deprecated code.
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2024-11-08
Hmm. That is weird.
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def do_dialogue(): renpy.say("Character", "What's up world?!") screen dialogue: imagebutton: idle "button_idle.png" hover "button_hover.png" xpos 100 ypos 100 action Function(do_dialogue) label start: call screen dialogue
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This throws an error, even when directly copied into a blank project and with the first bit put into init python: giving me this error: While loading <renpy.display.im.Image object ('button_hover.png') at 0x00000000058a6bb0>: File "game/script.rpy", line 20, in script call screen dialogue File ...
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2024-12-08
For context. I cannot call a label from the original screen, because then if I return and the button is clicked at an unexpected time the label flow gets broken up. I've tried calling the say screen directly, but it throws an error. I've also tried using the Function() command but that throws a separate error as well. ...
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2024-12-08
That should have worked... ATL's lack of proper integration is very frustrating sometimes
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style say_box: background "gui/textbox.png" padding (20, 20) xalign 0.5 yalign 1.0 transform say_box_appear: on show: yoffset 100 alpha 0.0 easein 0.5 yoffset 0 alpha 1.0 on hide: easein 0.5 yoffset 100 alpha 0....
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2024-12-08
So I'm using the inventory system from this thread: [https://www.reddit.com/r/RenPy/comments/wanes3/how\_to\_do\_an\_inventory\_system/](https://www.reddit.com/r/RenPy/comments/wanes3/how_to_do_an_inventory_system/) I already have the item\_descriptions for the default ready, but I want to make it so after I have...
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2024-11-08
If it's not in a python block, you need to add '$' in front of the variables: ```` $ item_descriptions = {"item1" : "yap yap", "item2" : "...", "item3" : "yap yap"} ````
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2024-12-08
Hello there, I was thinking of adding a slider in order to change the transparency of the textbox. Well, the problem is, that I use many different ones using "window_background" define cha = Character('test', window_background=gui/tb1.webp") and this doesn't seem to work with these cases: screen say(who...
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2024-11-08
`screen` code like your example is evaluated once at startup for performance reasons. You need to use a [DynamicDisplayable](https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/displayables.html#DynamicDisplayable) object, where code attached to the image is executed any time the object is referenced. The link shows an example of how to se...
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2024-12-08
I am not quite sure how I would get that to work with a slider.
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2024-12-08
The same way you're doing it now. The only difference is that you'd use a `DynamicDisplayable` that updates when it's referenced, instead of a plain `Image` displayable that is being evaluated once and then never again: def setOpacity(st, at): return Transform(Image("gui/tb1.webp"), alpha=persistent.tb_BO)...
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2024-12-08
https://preview.redd.it/…mage, thanks
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Not expecting much as im pretty much just begging. But if someone is able to help anyway, that would be super appreciated! ......................... **Background:** * Wanting to have a go at making a renpy game for the first time (dating sim, VN) * i am familiar with coding in c# and java, and have touched SLIGHTLY ...
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2024-11-08
https://preview.redd.it/…e a nice day! :D
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2024-12-08
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2024-12-08
you should use hover\_sound "UI\_button\_normal.ogg" activate\_sound "your clicked sound.ogg" imagebutton: auto "icon-char-profile_%s.png" focus_mask True action Show("icons") hover_sound "UI_button_normal.ogg" activate_sound "your clicked sound.ogg" [https://www.renpy....
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2024-12-08
That worked! Thanks so much!
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2024-12-08
you're welcome good luck with your project
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2024-12-08
If your audio is in a folder (within the game folder), then you need to add the file path. For example: audio/sound_effect.ogg I hope this helps 👍
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2024-12-08
You can check the assets on [https://zaphassets.itch.io/](https://zaphassets.itch.io/) I'm having a bundle sale with the 3 schoolgirls, each one with 3 different poses, nude version, underwear, swimsuit, school uniform and casual outfit. Buying this assets will help me continue creating high quality assets for yo...
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2024-12-08
The art is so cute!!!! I love how the girls' faces and silhouettes are unique but all still eye-catching
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2024-13-08
Ooow thank you so much 💜 I am creating the school boys now, I would appreciate if you follow me on my itch 😌
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2024-13-08
So, this might be controversial, or even stupid. I have no experience in programming whatsoever, and I generally hate the concept of modern AI speech engines. Last I heard, AI sucked for programming. But, for example, if I asked it a question about a piece of code that isn't working, could it actually help me fix it? ...
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2024-12-08
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2024-12-08
Why don't you use ChatGPT, CoPilot, Geminy or all the other free AIs and try it?
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2024-12-08
i mean u can basically find help with almost any issue on the lenmasoft forum so i dont really see why you would use ai. im not a serious programmer though so eh
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2024-12-08
I remember trying ChatGPT to code the first, really stupid and easy thing in a Roblox game (a block that kills you when you touch it) and it would not work. At all. I gave up right there and then. But that was a while ago, and now I'm interested in doing a VN. Do you have any experience with any of the engines you ment...
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2024-12-08
Okay, that's useful though. I didn't know about it.
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2024-12-08
Most likely not. Those softwares have barely any data on how Ren'Py works. It might help you with specific stuff, but for difficult stuff you would have to copy paste lots of code and it would still tell you at the end "no idea tho check their forums lmao"
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2024-12-08
AI only knows what it knows. I don't know what language you use for Roblox, but I use it for python quite often with good results.
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2024-12-08
AI isn't very reliable as it consumes and regurgitates media to tell you what you ask of it. There are forums out there for coding that are way more useful. I say if its just for assistance its worth a shot but making it work for you is where you'll run into issues
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2024-12-08
Use it to check code or get suggestions to improve Don't use it to write, it'll be a headache to decipher errors if you don't write it yourself.
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2024-12-08
Yeah, that's what I figured. Still, it was worth asking. I found the Ren'py discord, which seems to be a reliable source for help, so that's cool. I feel icky even thinking about using AI for creative stuff, so it's a nice way out.
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2024-12-08
Roblox works with LUA, I think that's it. I haven't even made anything on Roblox, once I just wanted to see how the creator tools worked, and stopped immediately as soon as I realized I needed to actually know how to code to get anywhere
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2024-12-08
Makes sense. Any specific forums you'd recommend?
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2024-12-08
No, yeah, that's what I was talking about. Does it actually work when trying to fix code you wrote?
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2024-12-08
ChatGPT has helped me a lot for stuff that I could also figure out with a Google search but would require a little bit more time sifting through documentation. But I mean very simple things. Anything complicated, it begins to hallucinate, which generally makes the problem worse for me because even if it's 96% correct, ...
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2024-12-08
Sure, that makes a ton of sense
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2024-12-08
Renpy has Lemma Soft forums, theres also the cookbook that comes with the engine itself Renpy.org for some basic stuff and GUI things. (Sorry if you already know these, I want to cover as much as possible so I assume beginner and go from there.) If those arent helpful posting on this reddit does help sometimes dependi...
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2024-12-08
Thank you so much! Believe me, all of that is very useful. I'll keep it in mind!
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2024-12-08
AI is best thought of as a cross between Stack Overflow & Google, on steroids. If you're programming something and run into a bit you would typically Google then copy & paste – like a snippet of common boilerplate code that you don't have memorized, or a function you need to check the arguments for, etc. – the code the...
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2024-12-08
Okay, that's very useful, thanks!
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2024-12-08
The problem with LLMs (I *hate* the term "AI" as it implies somehow that a machine is actually thinking. It's not.) is that it doesn't know what it doesn't know. All it can do is regurgitate what it's ingested (stolen) and give you a summary of what the statistical probability of an answer might be given the order of t...
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2024-12-08
Sure! That's fascinating. And scary. Everyone is investing like crazy into AI, while not really caring about safety measures. It's a powerful tool. And as such, it can do great good and great evil. Artists all over already got straight up stolen. I wish governments were paying attention to maybe slowing things down ...
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2024-12-08
For Ren'Py specificaly LLMs are practically useless. They are trained on code scraped from the internet, and *most* of the code they are going to see (like in this subreddit) is written by novice programmers and *also* **does not work**! If it worked user's wouldn't be posting it afterall. Plus *some* of the broken co...
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2024-12-08
Okay, thanks! That's really useful.
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2024-12-08
Debugging, not so much - as a shortcut for repetitive code, absolutely. I use Github Copilot quite a bit, and it does admirably well with Ren'py. Though one still has to know what one is doing to get any value out of it. That said, I wouldn't rely on it for debugging or code analysis here; it doesn't understand the wid...
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2024-12-08
Cool, thanks!
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2024-12-08
Sometimes, Really depends how intricate the code is. Like for some of them you can ask to find any missing clauses... But honestly you're a bit better off Doing it manually as you have to be very specific and know what you're looking for to fix
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2024-12-08
Right, that makes sense. Cool, thanks!
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2024-12-08
https://youtube.com/@zeillearnings?si=YgI1a98r0xZuUjrX You should check this channel out. If you're new to coating with renp, I learned most of what I needed off of this channel.
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2024-12-08
Oh, yeah, I've seen her! Very useful. I haven't actually gotten to coding yet, so I sort of don't know what to expect. But I'll definitely try to lean on actually understanding the code I was just wondering because I see a lot of questions on this subreddit not being answered, and got a bit scared about it happening t...
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2024-12-08
My advice would be to start simple.Something with a handful of labels that jump to each other and a few defined checks. Watching someone code or debug live also can be helpful as you can get an idea of how things work in action. That's usually how I learn something new as I have to watch someone so it live or record i...
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2024-12-08
I'm curious about the coding streams. I know they've become more popular, but how do they work? Isn't it like a big deal, potentially leaking/spoiling important stuff for your game? Or am I just dumb? With mechanics and such I get it, of course no problem there. But in Ren'py there are mostly dialogues and scenes, ri...
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2024-12-08
Depends on the stream. Most of the time, it's either nonessential stuff or if it is modeling. For example, I show how to do the pacifist rats on my stream.But the murder and blackmail routes I don't stream... But even then, most of my games, your choices Have a long impact throughout the entire game.So if you see how ...
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2024-12-08
Right! Damn, it's really fascinating. I'm checking a ton of stuff up because I'd love to make a game filled with choices that impact the outcome of the story, and it's scary, but really cool. I'm curious: how many games have you made? Any of them published?
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2024-12-08
two published, my earliest work and my current one (had another game in between i took down because i wasnt satisfied with quality and outcome, only keep my first game up because i like it as a simple time capsule) you can find my work here, i'll be pushing out an update for loveless later today most likely [https:...
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2024-12-08
Damn! Very cool. I'm not home right now, but when I get there later today I'll be sure to check it out, hopefully let you know what I think!
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