Convert multi-photo animations to the last photo in renpy

This is how to convert multi-photo animations to the last photo in Ren’Py. Use the “show” statement with a special syntax for specifying the animation frames. This is an example:

For instance, you have a multi-photo animation called “my-animation” that has three frames and you wish to display the last frame of the animation. Here are the steps:

show my_animation at t11

Here “t11” is the time in seconds when you wish to display the animation. But this syntax will show the animation from the first frame to the last frame. If you want to show only the last frame, use the following syntax:

show my_animation with dissolve at t11 frame 3

Here, “frame3” specifies that only the third frame of the animation should be displayed, which is the last frame. The “with dissolve” part specifies that the animation should be displayed with a dissolve effect.

You can adjust the timing and effect to suit your specific requirements. Please note that the frame numbers in “Ren’Py” begin at ‘1’ and not at ‘0.’

This is how to convert multi-photo animations to the last photo in Ren’Py. Use the “show” statement with a special syntax for specifying the animation frames. This is an example:

For instance, you have a multi-photo animation called “my-animation” that has three frames and you wish to display the last frame of the animation. Here are the steps:

 

show my_animation at t11

 

Here “t11” is the time in seconds when you wish to display the animation. But this syntax will show the animation from the first frame to the last frame. If you want to show only the last frame, use the following syntax:

 

show my_animation with dissolve at t11 frame 3

 

Here, “frame3” specifies that only the third frame of the animation should be displayed, which is the last frame. The “with dissolve” part specifies that the animation should be displayed with a dissolve effect.

You can adjust the timing and effect to suit your specific requirements. Please note that the frame numbers in “Ren’Py” begin at ‘1’ and not at ‘0.’

Edited by FNActivity, 27 March 2023 - 05:33 AM.