#phyton

Apollo and Python

Artist: Joseph Mallord William Turner (English, 1775–1851)

Date: Exhibited 1811

Medium: Oil on canvas

Dr. Phyton and Mus

Mus is a lab mouse, used in all sorts of experiments, until one day he was assigned to assist dr. Phyton in her laboratory. Meanwhile, dr. Phyton is a mammal researcher who, despite her brilliance in the field, still suffers from social anxiety.

Good morning ppl of the internet. I hope you all doing great!

Some minor progress on my game was made yesterday. I wanted to share great sources of knowledge I’ve discovered on my way.

Things I learned yesterday:

How to use “jump”, “labels”  and a simple menu. I had some problems with that and then discovered that Phyton (or Renpy’s Phyton interpretation) is much different than C# in how important it is to stick to the proper formatting. Jump or menu is not working? Do you have it in the right row and rightly spaced? 

This will work:

But this won’t:

Yeah yeah :) I know it’s basic, but HEY, I have to start from somewhere!

Anyway, let’s jump to tools and knowledge sources I’ve found:

I’ve also discovered pretty cool tools to brainstorm. Mostly with myself, but yeah.  

If you didn’t try miro yet -it has a free version (which I’m using), and it’s a pretty slick tool for visualization of mechanics/brainstorming/anything, really.

I also started to use Trello, but probably everyone knows Trello, right?

Now tutorials/knowledge sources I found up to this point: - Renpy documentation [here]

- YT Tutorials:   Zeil Learnings [here]

- YT Tutorials:   Learning With B and E [here]

- YT Tutorials:   Elaine [here]

Sadly some of those great ppl stopped publishing new videos, but their channels are still a significant source of knowledge.

- Renpy Reddit [here]

- Lemma Soft Forums [here] <- I can’t even describe how great a source of information this forum is.

That’s all for now - hit me up if you know a cool place I can find helpful tutorials and stuff :) Last but not least - I have to share my high polished new art for my game, right? Ok, jokes aside - I’ve added some more placeholder art to have something I can work with.

Take care friends!

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