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My pleasure! :D I’m always happy to help. If you ever need more help, don’t hesitate to ask. | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-31-08 |
Hi, first time making a visual novel in renpy, but I have made a few projects in python.
Anyways i am confused on how to make the default name *your* name, like the computers name.
https://preview.redd.it/qsdkx881vxld1.png?width=589&format=png&auto=webp&s=c9784dd32e033001e0b3dbb4fd4d25ac28f970b4
| r/renpy | post | r/RenPy | 2024-31-08 |
Welcome to r/renpy! While you wait to see if someone can answer your question, we recommend checking out [the posting guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/RenPy/comments/1099hpg/a_short_posting_guide_or_how_to_get_help/), [the subreddit wiki](https://www.reddit.com/r/RenPy/wiki/index/), [the subreddit Discord](https://disco... | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-31-08 |
i wrote a puzzle minigame but renpy gives me an error. I can not understand whats wrong.
label start:
import tkinter as tk
class PuzzleGame(tk.tk):
def __init__(self):
tk.Tk.__init__(self)
self.canvas = tk.Canvas(self, width=300, height=300)
... | r/renpy | post | r/RenPy | 2024-31-08 |
I am here from the future, thank you. | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-26-08 |
Same problem, did you solve? | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-24-08 |
4 years later and still helpful , kudos to you! | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-07-08 |
glad it could help! | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-03-08 |
How can you possibly edit the file without external programs, does the website cannot do that | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-15-08 |
So you are saying we should slap every variable we want to keep into a cross save persistent variable? That doesnt seem right.
This issue is extremely annoying, renpy refuses to acknowledge any attempts to make manual checkpoints and always rolls back to the last time dialogue was displayed.
This makes the ... | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-28-08 |
Turning your dream into reality is the best antidote to a boring job. You got this! Check out 'Ren'Py for Beginners' on YouTube – it'll change your life! | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-31-07 |
Man I love this tutorial, thank you! | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-10-08 |
Thank you Man! <3 | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-07-08 |
What if you want persistent data to show only one option and not the other? so if you choose a previous route and it is true then you see one option but if it is false then you see a different option and not both. | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-07-08 |
OMG this actually works Big thanks | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-28-08 |
The gallery unlock tool? All you have to do is just remove it from the game folder that you first put it in. It shouldnt affect anything other than the gallery.. i didnt make the tool, but you can google universal gallery unlock renpy and read a bit about the file. | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-01-08 |
Great! Glad i could help | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-01-08 |
Can I do this in Android? If so, how? | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-09-08 |
Well it really all depends on what type of Android youre running. What I mean is, Android 10 and Android 11+ are different and require different methods of using this gallery file. On android 10 and lower its easy.
1) Open your file manager and select:
[[internal storage>android>data>(find your game's folder)>files... | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-10-08 |
It didn't work with X plorer alone. But I got it to work using shizuku and X plorer | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-14-08 |
I havent tried shizuku yet. What android version do you have? | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-16-08 |
11. | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-16-08 |
Wierd, i have 10 as well as 11 on my other phone, and xplore worked on its own. What function did shizuku play? if you don't mind me askin. | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-19-08 |
When I used xplorer without shizuku it could not access android-> data to protect our "privacy". With shizuku xplorer could access data without any problem. | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-19-08 |
Ah i see, cool thanks 👍 | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-23-08 |
Hello, below is a solution I came up with to allow Ren'py to detect if OBS Studios is opened and change the dialogue on Windows.
# Checks if OBS Studio is open
python:
import os
obsFlag = False
if ("obs64.exe" in os.popen('wmic process get description').read().split()):
obsF... | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-13-08 |
I did some reasearch and it turns out the Microsoft has already deprecated the WMIC interface for WMI. This means that the script I provided may not work on newer version of Windows. I will be working on a version of the script that utilizes the WMI PowerShell Cmdlets. You can find the WMIC interface for WMI and WMI Po... | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-14-08 |
# Section 1: WMI PowerShell Cmdlets
This section contains the updated Ren'Py code that utilizes the WMI PowerShell Cmdlets through the command line. For the case of detecting just one program:
# Checks if OBS Studio is open
python:
import os
obsFlag = False
if ("obs64" in os.popen('pow... | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-15-08 |
# Section 2: Update to WMIC interface for WMI Code
I discovered a bug in the code that utilizes the WMIC interface for WMI that makes it unable to detect programs that have spaces in their name. Here I provided the updated Ren'Py code to fix the bug. For the case of detecting just one program:
# Checks if OBS Stu... | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-15-08 |
# Section 3: Additional Notes
* The Ren'Py `python:` blocks shown above take quite a bit of computational resources to execute. This can result in a noticeable stuttering or freeze in game. It is up to you on where you decided to run the check for OBS Studios or other software. I recommend running the check near the b... | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-15-08 |
Did you ever figure out how to fix this? I have the same problem:( | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-15-08 |
Does anyone know the patreon code for cheats?? | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-11-08 |
It’s not lmao | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-14-08 |
if u still looking there’s a telegram channel with a bunch of renpy games | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-27-08 |
I'm about to do this in my game too, did you manage to solve this? | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-12-08 |
lol i definitely came to some kind of solution. i have to step out the door right now but send me a dm and i'll send you my code when i get back. | r/renpy | comment | r/RenPy | 2024-12-08 |
You might be thinking of Michelangelo's "David" - usually considered the greatest sculpture of all time!
[How a Rejected Block of Marble Became the World’s Most Famous Statue | Britannica](https://www.britannica.com/story/how-a-rejected-block-of-marble-became-the-worlds-most-famous-statue) | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-19-08 |
This is the version that was found 10 years ago in Toulouse.
I'm desperately looking for a print, any tips would be greatly appreciated...
Thanks! 🙏 | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-16-08 |
Not religious, but might Pieter Brugel the Elder's "The Peasant Wedding" fit what you're looking for?
Also, make sure whatever you get is easy to take down and clean. Smoke and grease in anyone's cooking area tends to rise. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-19-08 |
Just adding that it is spelled Gemäldegalerie for googling ease. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-09-08 |
Sounds like some stalker type shit | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-01-08 |
As an aspiring art hoe I bought this dress, but have no clue what paintings are on it? Looks like Michelangelo kinda? Help!
| r/renaissanceart | post | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-02-08 |
Botticelli's Primavera
https://images.app.goo.gl/G22Y4wK6hoHeBcJj9 | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-02-08 |
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Trying to get back into art it’s been about 6-7 years. I was drunk when I decided to give it a shot looking for any tips thanks! | r/renaissanceart | post | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-02-08 |
You already do it better than 99.9% of us.
Some will tell you things as if you were Da Vinci
I don't know... keep going and practicing would be my tip | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-02-08 |
r/renaissanceart | post | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-05-08 | |
I’m looking for the same answer regarding the same gallery. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-22-08 |
r/renaissanceart | post | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-06-08 | |
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Not that I’m really an expert in this, but I believe this style of portrait is from the Regency era, not the earlier Renaissance, so might be good to post in a subreddit for Regency era artwork | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-07-08 |
You're about two centuries off. From dress and hair it looks to be roughly 1770 or 1780. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-07-08 |
I would guess France probably Louis XV era. I thought the First Lady was Madame De Pompadour for a minute. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-07-08 |
I believe the first one is of Madame Sophie, daughter of King Louis XV | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-07-08 |
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Hey,
Long-time lurker here, excited to share something I've been working on that I think could be valuable to this community.
I've developed an app called [mindsnap](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mindsnap-rapid-daily-learning/id6499518703) that's designed to help people learn about art history, along with other subje... | r/renaissanceart | post | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-07-08 |
Sounds like a solid effort. If you're looking for more resources to aggregate, I used r/linkaggregators/ to find some hidden gems. For your app, consider adding more interactive features like gamification or discussion forums to keep users engaged. Good luck with mindsnap. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-08-08 |
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Artemisia Gentileschi. Curious to know what it was like to be a female artist with a workshop at a time when that was fairly unusual. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-08-08 |
…assuming there is no language barrier…
I have questions for Vermeer and Caravaggio, but they are Baroque artists, so out of bounds in your question.
I’d like to see the lost battle paintings by Michelangelo and Leonardo in the Palazzo Vecchio. So maybe visit with the latter, to see the *Battle of Anghari*, then to ... | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-08-08 |
Someone wants to go back to the past to see what kind of smile Leonardo da Vinci had on his face when he completed the smile of the Mona Lisa. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-08-08 |
I would like to see what kind of family environment she grew up in, considering that female artists during the Renaissance likely depended on family support. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-08-08 |
That’s the thing with Renaissance paintings, it’s hard to know how they may have originally looked. So many false critics were complaining that Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceilings looked like pastels after cleaning. Too bright. They were used to the smoke and grime, as if Michelangelo painted them expecting they’... | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-08-08 |
It would be great if we could recreate the moments when artists from the Renaissance completed their timeless masterpieces. That way, we could get closer to them, rather than always being separated by centuries. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-08-08 |
Or separated by glass and stansions nowadays 😞 | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-08-08 |
that's true. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-08-08 |
From what I have read, female artists were rare because apprenticeship required the study of the naked male form and no one would have sent a young girl off to apprentice with a master under those circumstances.
All the known female artists seem to have learned the trade in their father's studio/workshop instead.
... | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-09-08 |
Well, if you want to go there we have to send someone to stop Botticelli from participating in the Bonfire of the Vanities. We'll never know if something as good as the Birth of Venus or La Primavera was lost.
I think I'd most like to meet Raphael. He seems to have been much loved not just as an artist but as a pers... | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-19-08 |
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They’re not “demon wings,” they look like variations of winged cupids or erotes- children of Aphrodite. Melusinas or mermaids share a mythological connection to Aphrodite and are fertility figures, like Aphrodite born from the sea. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-11-08 |
Madonna Of The Goldfinch By Raphael (Help)
Can anyone help me identify this painting? The stamp on the back appears to say
PAOLO TUCCHI
Firenze - (Italy)
I can’t make out anything else and can’t seem to get anything from searching what I made out which might be wrong.
such a shame on the condition, if anyone h... | r/renaissanceart | post | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-13-08 |
What are you asking? The original is in the Uffizi, which you already know, so it’s an anonymous hand copy. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-13-08 |
I wanted to know if anyone knew of the markings that are on the frame so that I can trace back where it came from in Italy if that’s even possible. I just wanted more information on the anonymous artist/date ect if anyone recognized the markings. Thanks for replying | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-13-08 |
Looks like a textured print mounted on canvas. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-13-08 |
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I know some of the great musicians were of late in the renaissance period or even after but if you could say, who would be the greater genius of those times. Mozart or Chopin etc or Michaelangelo or Da Vinci etc.? | r/renaissanceart | post | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-13-08 |
Neither Mozart or Chopin has anything to do with the Renaissance. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-14-08 |
Your musicians lived quite a bit later than the Renaissance.
I would say the visual artists of the Renaissance will probably always be much better known. Everyone knows who Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael are, and most can probably visualize their greatest works upon hearing their names. On the other hand, I do... | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-21-08 |
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This is “Fallen Angel” by Alexandre Cabanel. He was a 19th century French Academician. Other prominent artists in his genre include William Adolph Bouguereau and Frederick Leighton and Lawrence Alma-Tadema (though the last two were English). | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-24-08 |
Thank you, but I mean if there is such an almost identical picture or at least with the same expression of the eyes | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-24-08 |
Bouguereau was great with eyes. The “eye winner” imo is Guido Reni, and early Italian Baroque artist. In the 18th century, Greuze and Vigee Le Brun also had very expressive eyes, borrowing from Reni’s saints in ecstasy, looking up and away. Going way back to the [15th Century Flemish Primitives](https://www.reddit.c... | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-24-08 |
You might look at Delacroix’s Barque de Dante | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-24-08 |
This is the replica of Donatello's St. George inside the Great Mausoleum at Forest Lawn in Glendale, CA.
I was wondering if there is a name for the type of structure surrounding the main statue with all the spires, peaks, and smaller statues in niches? | r/renaissanceart | post | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-25-08 |
This is a Gothic Niche. Donatello's St. George is an early Renaissance sculpture in a Gothic Orsanmichele church in Florence. Overall, this type of ornament style is referred to as Tracery or Maswerk. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-26-08 |
Thank you! Very much appreciated. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-26-08 |
I was recently in a museum in Rodez, Musée Fenaille, in France. While I was in the renaissance section I saw this Jesus statue and just stood there for ages staring at it before taking a picture and leaving. Since then I've developed an absolute obsession with it but I never got the name or any information about it and... | r/renaissanceart | post | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-28-08 |
I know him personally. He's a cool dude. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-28-08 |
This may be polychromed plaster. It’s rare that the craftsman was identified.
>The Musée Fenaille in Rodez houses a remarkable bust of Christ on the Cross (above), the last vestige of a Crucifixion that once decorated the refectory of the Abbaye de Bonnecombe, a Cistercian monastery located about fifteen kilometers s... | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-28-08 |
I went to multiple Museum in the past weeks, from munich to bratislava an budapest. I took only pictures from the details i liked about a certain painting. I forgot to take a picture of the description. Do you know any AI or website i can use where i can upload that snapshot of the painting to get a quick result of the... | r/renaissanceart | post | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-28-08 |
Post it here, someone will know | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-28-08 |
Google reverse image search or Google lens | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-28-08 |
thank you very much!! | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-22-08 |
I really enjoyed this read and it brought some more clarity on the subject that I didn’t previously have. | r/renaissanceart | comment | r/RenaissanceArt | 2024-03-08 |
I don’t know. Amazon, probably. It was a gift. Just look up pilgrims hat. | r/renaissancefestivals | comment | r/RenaissanceFestivals | 2024-09-08 |
The issue is pretty common with RenFaires in general in my experience. I have had experience at faires in PA, NC, and AZ, more than twelve years experience on cast between them and yeah, it certainly wasn't what my parents thought they'd sent their nerd theater kid to participate in at 13. | r/renaissancefestivals | comment | r/RenaissanceFestivals | 2024-13-08 |
Did you say loaded potatoes? I'll see yall there today! | r/renaissancefestivals | comment | r/RenaissanceFestivals | 2024-24-08 |
https://www.reddit.com/r/RenaissanceFestivals/s/aJEl876q1x
Finally got around to making them! | r/renaissancefestivals | comment | r/RenaissanceFestivals | 2024-05-08 |
I Love those!! | r/renaissancefestivals | comment | r/RenaissanceFestivals | 2024-05-08 |
That’s not any better. | r/renaissancefestivals | comment | r/RenaissanceFestivals | 2024-31-07 |
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