- Ren'py doesnt have an auto advance feature, it has a "skip" feature which blasts through dialogue fast.
It
have an auto advance feature, that advance at the speed you've defined through the "Auto-Forward Time" preference value, and that is activated by the "auto" button from the quick menu.
It don't have a key assigned by default, but you can do it by yourself. Just create a file named "auto.rpy", by example, and write this inside :
Code:
init python:
config.keymap["toggle_afm"] = [ "alt_shift_K_a" ]
Then, you just have to put it in the "/game/" directory, and now you just need to press
ALT
+
SHIFT
+
a
to toggle the auto advance state.
It's really not complicated.
- You can move through Ren'Py options but not 99% of the time, some games (summertime saga) [...]
You always use the same game as example, so, yes, it's still 99% of the time.
- I have tried to use my left hand but I have said I am unaccustomed and moving with the mouse on the left side is the same.
It come with time, but well, patience don't seem to be one of your quality.
- I do know theres software that does that, Auto-Clicker, however it only simulates RMB or LMB clicks, it doesnt move the mouse cursor for you.
Auto-clicker is
not a software that simulate the mouse by using the keyboard ; it's a software that record, then duplicate, mouse actions. I'm talking about software like, by example, GlovePIE or, easier for simple use,
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All OSes can do this natively through their accessibility options, but it's better to use an external software, it permit to enable/disable it more easily.
- You dont have an in depth understanding of Ren'Py or RPGM games that you think you do.
- You dont grasp the notion of a learning curve when attempting something thats relatively new and unfamiliar.
ROFL... You should take a look at my signature, and also take a look at the second post linked in it. You're even more wrong with this, than with everything else you said in your answer.
- You are prone to making assumptions about people you never met.
And you failed to demonstrate that my assumptions were wrong. In fact, by not questioning a single second your supposed knowledge, assuming that you necessarily know better than me, you proved it right.