This was much need for this poorly designed waste of time game.Here is the walk-through posted earlier byYou must be registered to see the links_ (page 49). >You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
This was much need for this poorly designed waste of time game.Here is the walk-through posted earlier byYou must be registered to see the links_ (page 49). >You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
I fully understand the shrinking spell, though I think it'd be a lot more awesome to have a human-sized Belle, in the hopes that she doesn't go flying around the room when you're done.Pd: hoping Belle add two spells: Shrink and rejuvenated .
One for our sidekick and another to punish Crone forYou don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Damnit, Belle, your programming sucks! I want to randomly change variables and have the game work the way I want it to!"Poorly programmed to use cheats." Sure. That's exactly what's going on here. Ayup.
Um, huh?This was much need for this poorly designed waste of time game.
Did you edit options.rpy?Anyone know what the problem here is ? It worked fine earlier today ...
I'm sorry, but errors were detected in your script. Please correct the
errors listed below, and try again.
File "game/options.rpy", line 1: init statement expects a non-empty block.
init -1:
^
File "game/options.rpy", line 2: python block expects a non-empty block.
python hide:
^
File "game/options.rpy", line 3: expected statement.
config.developer = True
^
You don't have to pretend that you didn't edit options.rpy, you know. It's okay. Try downloading the game again. Your options file is corrupt, so if you don't know what to fix, it's better to just straight up replace it with a working one.Anyone know what the problem here is ? It worked fine earlier today ...
I'm sorry, but errors were detected in your script. Please correct the
errors listed below, and try again.
File "game/options.rpy", line 1: init statement expects a non-empty block.
init -1:
^
File "game/options.rpy", line 2: python block expects a non-empty block.
python hide:
^
File "game/options.rpy", line 3: expected statement.
config.developer = True
^
Did you edit options.rpy?
My guess is yes, and you changed the spacing of some of the lines. Python is very sensitive to things like that.
You don't have to pretend that you didn't edit options.rpy, you know. It's okay. Try downloading the game again. Your options file is corrupt, so if you don't know what to fix, it's better to just straight up replace it with a working one.
I apologize for offending you. It's a very typical support scenario when people have done something that caused software to break and are so ashamed about it that they refuse to admit it to support, even if the admission would help solve the problem immediately. This particular scenario just made it so blatantly obvious that the file had been edited that I couldn't hold my tongue. Again, sorry.Who's pretending ? Did I say at any point that I hadn't ? I edited options.rpy to enable the console... As much as I appreciate the help, you might want to skip the patronising attitude. And no, I admit I don't know what to "fix" I admit to that .. What puzzles me most is the fact that since enabling the console the game has been quit and restarted several times with no problem... Also, it's been mentioned that there is now incorrect spacing in the Python script.... And since I know I never altered it, it's something of an enigma.
I apologize for offending you. It's a very typical support scenario when people have done something that caused software to break and are so ashamed about it that they refuse to admit it to support, even if the admission would help solve the problem immediately. This particular scenario just made it so blatantly obvious that the file had been edited that I couldn't hold my tongue. Again, sorry.
As for what actually caused the problem, I blame Notepad++. It probably got tabs and spaces mixed up, and Ren'py really doesn't like that. It might have "fixed itself" if you saved the file again or something. As you say, it's something of an enigma. These things can be pretty frustrating.
For starters why did you actually mess around in the options file?Thanks for that... I understand your initial reaction and appreciate your apology... Just to let you know, I normally only play games with a more contemporary setting but I'm really enjoying this one..![]()