indepth_character.rpy

# TODO: Translation updated at 2025-01-26 12:26

# game/indepth_character.rpy:11
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    # e "We've already seen how to define a Character in Ren'Py. But I want to go into a bit more detail as to what a Character is."
    e ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:17
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    # e "Here are couple of additional characters."
    e ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:19
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    # e "Each statement creates a Character object, and gives it a single argument, a name. If the name is None, no name is displayed."
    e ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:21
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    # e "This can be followed by named arguments that set properties of the character. A named argument is a property name, an equals sign, and a value."
    e ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:23
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    # e "Multiple arguments should be separated with commas, like they are here. Let's see those characters in action."
    e ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:27
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    # e_shout "I can shout!"
    e_shout ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:29
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    # e_whisper "And I can speak in a whisper."
    e_whisper ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:31
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    # e "This example shows how the name Character is a bit of a misnomer. Here, we have multiple Characters in use, but you see it as me speaking."
    e ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:33
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    # e "It's best to think of a Character as repesenting a name and style, rather than a single person."
    e ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:37
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    # e "There are a lot of properties that can be given to Characters, most of them prefixed styles."
    e ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:39
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    # e "Properties beginning with window apply to the textbox, those with what apply to the dialogue, and those with who to the name of Character speaking." id demo_character_7e0d75aa
    e "" id demo_character_7e0d75aa

# game/indepth_character.rpy:41
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    # e "If you leave a prefix out, the style customizes the name of the speaker."
    e ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:43
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    # e "There are quite a few different properties that can be set this way. Here are some of the most useful."
    e ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:48
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    # e1 "The window_background property sets the image that's used for the background of the textbox, which should be the same size as the default in gui/textbox.png."
    e1 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:54
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    # e1a "If it's set to None, the textbox has no background window."
    e1a ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:59
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    # e2 "The who_color and what_color properties set the color of the character's name and dialogue text, respectively."
    e2 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:61
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    # e2 "The colors are strings containing rgb hex codes, the same sort of colors understood by a web browser."
    e2 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:67
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    # e3 "Similarly, the who_font and what_font properties set the font used by the different kinds of text."
    e3 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:74
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    # e4 "Setting the who_bold, what_italic, and what_size properties makes the name bold, and the dialogue text italic at a size of 20 pixels."
    e4 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:76
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    # e4 "Of course, the what_bold, who_italic and who_size properties also exist, even if they're not used here."
    e4 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:83
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    # e5 "The what_outlines property puts an outline around the text."
    e5 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:85
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    # e5 "It's a little complicated since it takes a list with a tuple in it, with the tuple being four things in parenthesis, and the list the square brackets around them."
    e5 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:87
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    # e5 "The first number is the size of the outline, in pixels. That's followed by a string giving the hex-code of the color of the outline, and the x and y offsets."
    e5 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:93
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    # e6 "When the outline size is 0 and the offsets are given, what_outlines can also act as a drop-shadow behind the text."
    e6 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:99
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    # e7 "The what_xalign and what_textalign properties control the alignment of text, with 0.0 being left, 0.5 being center, and 1.0 being right."
    e7 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:101
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    # e7 "The what_xalign property controls where all the text itself is placed within the textbox, while what_textalign controls where rows of text are placed relative to each other."
    e7 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:103
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    # e7 "Generally you'll want to to set them both what_xalign and what_textalign to the same value."
    e7 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:105
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    # e7 "Setting what_layout to 'subtitle' puts Ren'Py in subtitle mode, which tries to even out the length of every line of text in a block."
    e7 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:110
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    # e8 "These properties can be combined to achieve many different effects."
    e8 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:124
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    # e8 "This example hides the background and shows dialogue centered and outlined, as if the game is being subtitled."
    e8 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:133
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    # e9 "There are two interesting non-style properties, what_prefix and what_suffix. These can put text at the start and end of a line of dialogue."
    e9 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:139
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    # e "By using kind, you can copy properties from one character to another, changing only what you need to."
    e ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:148
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    # l8 "Like this! Finally I get some more dialogue around here."
    l8 ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:157
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    # e "The last thing you have to know is that there's a special character, narrator, that speaks narration. Got it?"
    e ""

# game/indepth_character.rpy:159
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    # "I think I do."
    ""