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Although I overall prefer the first one, I like the nipples in the second 
Must have been a chilly morning on deck that day.
Must have been a chilly morning on deck that day.
Number 3, because I know you can do better.
The first looks bland, sea is a dead color and everything weirdly blends into each other.
The second one looks a bit more like a romantic swashbuckler novel.
Yeah, I've seen it too, but that means I'm gonna have to
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I found this after a quick search.
In gui.rpy change this
define gui.main_menu_background = "gui/main_menu.png"
to this
define gui.main_menu_background = renpy.random.choice(["*image location*", "*image location*", "*image location*"])
I'll give you 0.2% of my patreon income (which means zero, I am but a poor maker of dreams)
- Jul 1, 2017
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Bullshit, I see those 114€ per month so I'll be expecting my 23 cents at the beginning of next month.
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Alternatively I found a method to have screens tied to variables
1) Define some persistent variable:
define persistent.variable = False
2) Set it to true when a point is reached:
$ persistent.variable = True
3) Set main menu background depending on that variable:
screen main_menu:
# . . .
if persistent.variable:
add "special_menu_background.png"
else:
add "normal_menu_background.png"
# . . .
That way you could have different home screens depending at what point you're in the game.
1) Define some persistent variable:
define persistent.variable = False
2) Set it to true when a point is reached:
$ persistent.variable = True
3) Set main menu background depending on that variable:
screen main_menu:
# . . .
if persistent.variable:
add "special_menu_background.png"
else:
add "normal_menu_background.png"
# . . .
That way you could have different home screens depending at what point you're in the game.
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Funny story. When I played this game, I chose the names as Kratos for the Warrior path and Atreus for the Scholar path. Imagine my surprise when I realized how fitting those names were. Hell the Warrior even has a
Is the Scholar also
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Kratos and Atreus, huh? *takes notes*
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And now, which one do you prefer?
Look, man. One has Freydis, the other does not.
Large tracts of land found captain, make for the passage between those two lovely mountains.
With the one eye closed he looks so high and Freyfrey is lifting him up while sitting, he probably hears R. Kelly's "I believe I can fly" in his head.
A bit of a trade secret. Why do some renders take so long?
Well, when you see more than two characters on one render (and I like having a crowd when I can, it makes the scene feel more alive), my computer cannot keep up (fucking potato). So for one render, it takes all night thanks to what I call the "two by two", where I divide one scene into as many files I need, with only two characters at a time. And when they overlap, it takes that many more renders to generate...
Example:
Original renders:
My real issue with the part I'm working on right now is that I have a lot of renders where I'll need to use this technique. Like, a lot! It doesn't seem that bothersome, until you see that the light is not good or that the focus of the camera was wrong or any other issue like that, and you need to fix it in every fucking file that each takes 10 minutes for Daz to open because this is a stupid poophead software! è_é
Well, when you see more than two characters on one render (and I like having a crowd when I can, it makes the scene feel more alive), my computer cannot keep up (fucking potato). So for one render, it takes all night thanks to what I call the "two by two", where I divide one scene into as many files I need, with only two characters at a time. And when they overlap, it takes that many more renders to generate...
Example:
Original renders:
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My real issue with the part I'm working on right now is that I have a lot of renders where I'll need to use this technique. Like, a lot! It doesn't seem that bothersome, until you see that the light is not good or that the focus of the camera was wrong or any other issue like that, and you need to fix it in every fucking file that each takes 10 minutes for Daz to open because this is a stupid poophead software! è_é
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I haven't tried this myself, but have you tried using the spot render to do sections like that?