When you flag a variable to remember, you can edit the name listed in URM without changing the variable itself in the game. For games where the varnames are confusing or nondescript, I rename them all the time to things like "Naomi (N_pts)" or "Anna (Cousin) Corruption (Ccor)" or things like that on the URM vars page, keeping the original var name in parentheses.
But that will change the code of the variable, do the game work normally? bacause you just change the variable name, can the game call the correct variable?
No, like I said, it does not change the variable in the game. All it does is change how the name column displays in URM's Variables page. As I said, I do this all the time.
Ok thanks, i never edit it because i thought it would change the code of the variable!
It's (currently) not possible to only replace a single occurence. Maybe you could replace more then just "What?" to make is more unique.
I'm not completely sure what you mean. Maybe you need to enable the option "Replace parts of words"? Because punctuation splits words.
Maybe you should post your issue here.
It's currently not possible. Hopefully in the future.
Unfortunate, I was more thinking along the lines of if "What?" was the entire line, so I'd replace only that and it wouldn't affect "What? I don't understand." Thank you for answering though.
For example, let's say the original was "Lions, pandas, snakes, we have pretty much everything here at the zoo." and I wanted to replace it with something else, it wouldn't let me because of the commas. If I wanted to replace only "we have pretty much everything here at the zoo", it would work. If I wanted to replace only "Lions", it would work. But as soon as I want to replace something with a comma, such as "Lions," it won't work. And I know that the commas themselves are the problems because if I try to replace "," then it still doesn't work. The weirdest thing is that this isn't even always the case, it just sometimes doesn't want to work and I can't find a way to get around it. Keep in mind that I just used commas as an example, it isn't exclusive to them. I've had it happen with question marks, exclamation points, asterisks, so on and so forth.
Works fine here, but if special characters don't get picked for some reason you need to escape them with the escape character '\'. It's what you need when you want to add special characters to regex searches like "escape the \.".
@echo off
set "sourceFile=<path to URM>"
set "rootDirectory=<Path to Renpy Games>"
for /d %%a in ("%rootDirectory%\*") do (
for /d %%b in ("%%a\*") do (
if exist "%%b\game" (
echo Copying "%sourceFile%" to "%%b\game"
copy /Y "%sourceFile%" "%%b\game"
)
)
)
echo Copy process completed.
pause
It's not happening in all games, but a fair few of them don't seem to like the new beta version.
I'll look into this
Looks like you're still on 2.0 and not 2.0.1?
Good find. This happens because I prevented the URM interface from being self voices, but this includes the custom textbox.
