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100 Patreon Goal Reward Plan! Word-seek Script!

Hello everyone! Hope you're staying healthy and well in the world.

As I mentioned in a previous post, I'm going to be creating some goals here on Patreon, and I'll be starting off with one to see how it goes. More patreons have already started to join and I'm very glad and appreciative to see it! Thank you for joining and welcome. 😊🎈✨

The first goal is a 100 Patreon goal, and I have decided to release a word-seek script I have been working on when it gets reached.

In this post, I thought I'd talk a bit about it and show some examples of how you can use it, so you potential patreons thinking of joining can see what it is like, and existing patreons can see what you will get when this goal gets reached! 😊

Check the video example added to this post!

Features

Those are the main features of the script. You will have access to a few variables to help you use the script, such as a score variable which contains the player's score and a list of words that the player has found. You don't need to use them if you don't want to of course.

The script itself doesn't come with a countdown timer but the example project I will bundle together with the word-search script will show you how you can implement one. The styling of the word-search mini-game is done by you, but the example project shows an example of how you could style it.

Here's a little example snippet of how to setup a grid of letters:

Then a screen I've called "word_search" is called which shows the grid of letters. You can design this screen however you like in your game.

You include the "word-seek.rpy" script into your project as an extra file, like this:

So that's more or less the basics of how the script will work. If you have questions about it before it gets published (depending on if the goal gets reached), feel free to post them in the comments below! 😊

Comments

Thank you so much that’s helped a lot! I just looked into Atom and it looks exactly like how Editra was, so thank you 💜

Amephira

Hi @Amephira! I use Atom and I like it. It's quite powerful and does pretty much everything I need for use with Ren'Py. It's also simple and not so cluttered. I'm not sure about Visual Studio Code, don't think I've ever used it, but most editors just takes a little to get into a first. 😊 Thanks for your comment and kind words!

Sara

Hi! 💜 It’s been years since i’ve used Renpy, just starting to get back into again ☺️ Just wondering what script editor you’re using? I used to use Editra, but that wasn’t an option when I redownloaded Renpy so I’ve gone with Visual Studio Code.. not sure if this was a good choice or not 😅 Thank you for these tutorials, you explain everything so well 🥰

Amephira


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