swextal
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To make things easy, you have to create a textfile, containing a Python SET environment variable. The nature of Python, makes it easier to predict when and where files get interpreted and "compiled".where and how?
the online save editor I get on search results doesn't bring up anything like "config.developer" as a flag that even exists in the .save file, and it doesn't take the persistent files either, are you referring to the .net renpy save editor?
edit; the offline .net version doesn't show a "config.developer" either; what/where is this line of code being added?
So, to set the config.developer environment variable, create a textfile like 00whatever.py
and insert the following lines where "-" means spaces. Or just edit the "WT Silver.py" and insert it somewhere between
"
# WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
from __future__ import print_function, absolute_import
"
You just set a variable in python enabling thingies you normaly shouldn't touch. Remember the spaces. Intendation is quite a bugger in Python. :-D )
"
--------developer.option=true
"
And If you want to get the developer console working, and your brain is working, you should have figured it out by now. that you can also use this set environmnent variable on config.developer..... I should not type tutorials after a evening out. Time to zzzzzz
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