config.with_callback has been changed. It now takes two arguments. The
first is the transition being performed. If this transition is a None
transition created as part of a scene, show, or hide statement, then
the second argument is the transition found in that
statement. Otherwise, it is None. config.with_callback is now requried
to return a transition, which replaces the specified
transition. Hopefully, this is enough to make with_callback useful, by
always giving the callback information specified by the user.
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Fixed a bug in renpy.music.set_music, in which the test was inverted
in the code. (But not in the documentation.) Flagged this as requiring
an update, as it could require script changes.
the slow text effect. This may be a regression, but it's fixed now.
Ren'Py now takes some new command line options:
* --savedir allows the user to set the directory in which Ren'Py saves
data in. This allows Ren'Py games to be run from a non-writable
directory.
* --version prints the version of Ren'Py.
OGG Vorbis and especially OGG Speex files. Also, made voice
automatically sustain through pauses.
Fixed a bug in Ren'Py that was causing the voice extra to
malfunction. The bug was caused by the contents of the config
namespace being copied at the wrong time, leading it to not be
restored properly to default values when Ren'Py was reset (as the Main
Menu choice.)
Removed a leftover debugging statement that caused Ren'Py to spew out
all of the say statements in .rpy files it parsed.
rather than just images with filenames. It was also updated to support
tuples, corresponding to composing one image atop another, and lists,
which display things in sequence. To support this, the tuples used by
gallery take a third argument which gives a filename which is used,
somewhat indirectly, to compute the thumbnail.
Empty strings are now allowed in Say statements, although it's not
immediately obvious to me why they would be used, except in some
strange cases, or as placeholders.
contiguously on disk. This allows us to use disk access to retrieve
files from archives, whereas previously the files had to be
reassembled in memory before use. Eliminating this memory assembly can
drop the resident size of Ren'Py significantly. (When music was
playing, there was a memory overhead equal to double the size of the
playing file... this has been eliminated.) While Ren'Py remains
compatible with the older-format archives, regenerating the archives
for a game allows it to take advantage of the new format.
time, rather than pausing and restarting sound playback as
necessary. This eliminates popping and errors in some edge cases, like
playing a very short sound.
Tom Rothamel