I enjoyed it enough to do a little research into how the game's creator built it. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that it uses the "Ren'Py" engine, and it's a free download.
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I watched a tutorial that walked through how to create a simple branching story which included graphics and music. I'm intrigued! I'm a (lightly) published short story writer and it seemed like this could be a way to vent creative energy while learning a form of coding.ĭo any of you use it? Any advice for new users? Any Ren'Py novels you're working on or would recommend? #Renpy editra endings how to# (Both self-coded, and in Inkle Studios' tool ink ink is more limited, being a pure stream of text, but I thought I should point it out.) I haven't used Ren'py, but I have done some work with interactive fiction.
Ren'py is based on Python, and there are plenty of resources out there for that language. I don't know how necessary it would be starting out, because Ren'py looks like it's got enough resources to get started. Do some Python courses (you'll find plenty online for free) you'll soon discover that what you were doing has more nuance than you were aware.īut once you've got comfortable with basic functionality, I'd advise branching out. Start looking at other Ren'py projects I'm sure people are posting their source code all over the place. Read the Ren'py manual beyond the Quickstart section. Start thinking about stat-driven games, where behind-the-scenes data and calculations are important.
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