Any image editor should be fine mate

@ thank you!! I've learned a ton from your videos so thank you!

Yea it should be possible.

@@GameDeveloperTraining I managed to get the HD morph onto the figure, but the figure doesn't seem to have any of the morphs or sliders for customisation or posing. So maybe I did something wrong?

There are a lot of potential failure points in this, If Ren'Py isn't giving you any feedback in a traceback file the only thing you can really do is keep experimenting.

Integrating the Python extension for VSC fixed it for me, at least its working, but still not recognized as a command, which is showed in light blue in VSC.

You're concatenating a string with another string. This is a normal command for Python. It sounds like your issue stems from visual studio not Ren'Py

Glad it helped!

Contact Reallusion customer support. They are very proactive and usually get right back to you. Assuming you're using a legit version of their software.

A game engine like unity doesn't really care whether it's all one mesh or multiple, the only time it matters if the model is rigged but static meshes like this one you can do whatever suits you really.

@GameDeveloperTraining Perfect! Thanks

Holy.. It's really been that long. Yea I'm feeling the age at the moment. Thanks for sticking around for the good and the bad!

@@GameDeveloperTraining Quick question. In fact, I'll just make it a statement, because you may not want to throw yourself and your work under the bus. ChatGPT (Free Version) has become REALLY good at writing scripts. I can tell it to give me 20 adult story idea's. I pick one of those. I then tell it to bullet point a complete story with beat points using Save the Cat method. I edit and tell it to fix what I don't like. Then I tell it about how I want the characters to be. Giving any information I can about the characters. Then I tell it to write the script and dialogue, making sure each character has a unique "voice". I just have to do a little guiding a little editing and within 1 hour, I can have a full Ren'Py game script complete with choices. I can then tell it to list all the locations, props, etc etc, and in 3 seconds it's done. If you're not using AI in your work flow bruv, you gotta start trying. It's phenomenal. And believe me, it's a GREAT writer. Just needs a little editing at points.

​@@Nuverotic GPT certainly has its good points for sure. There are threee main issues with using it. 1. You can't copyright anything written by GPT. Meaning someone else could come along and steal your code, potentially your whole game and there would be very little you could do about it. 2. Bug fixing. GPT doesn't get everything right and if you rely on GPT to write the code for you, when it comes to unit-testing and bug fixing you're going to need to know what everything does and where it's located and what else any changes you make will impact. 3. Privacy. There is a clause in the GPT user agreement which essentially states that your "conversations" are accessible by anyone within the business and could later mean your content being leaked or worse. Yea I use it to give me pointers when I'm having a tough time thinking around a particular problem but I wouldn't personally risk using it to write an entire game.

@@GameDeveloperTraining If you'll allow me to counter those. lol. 1. If you edit the writing enough you can still copyright it you just have to be doing most of the work. I let it write dialogue for me and bullet point outlines for story beats. Which it does well, but nothing ground breaking. 2. Chat is TERRIBLE at coding. Maybe a line here or two it can get right but for the most part, I spend FAR more time bug fixing if I use GPT, and it'll run my in circles doing the same wrong thing over and over. So I agree, it's DEFINITELY not ready for coding jobs yet. 2. ChatGPT WILL allow it's development team to see what you've written but they don't use that to feed back into ChatGPT. Again I think if you're just using it to base outline things and work on dialogue you'll be fine. The reason I lilke using it for dialogue is because you can give it your characters backstory, then tell it to speak as if it's that person. Role Play if you will. And it does a FABULOUS job at making your characters feel like they weren't all written by the same guy. Which is very i mportant to me as it's something I always notice in screenplays/movies/games. Otherwise yea I think you're write. I'm just not as worried about the copyright stuff as you but I don't fault you for that at all. I get it..

Thanks mate!

Print is a Python command so Ren'Py version won't have any effect. If you're getting None as a response to a print command it means the variable is either null or it doesn't exist. Check for typos :)

@@GameDeveloperTraining Thanks for the quick reply. It worked now if I changed the line ---> print "No Character selected" to ---> print ("No Character selected"). For some reason it needs the parenthesis and doesn't work without them like in your video .

You are correct :)

Most of the code in my videos is still relevant as Ren'Py hasn't changed much. New stuff has been added but old stuff still mostly works.