renpy.scene
Function: renpy.scene( | layer='master') |
This clears out the specified layer, or 'master' by default. This is used in the execution of the scene statement, but only to clear out the layer. If you want to then add something new, like the scene statement would normally do when an image parameter is given, call renpy.show after this.
Example
init: python: for slideindex in range(10): # images are named slide0.png...slide9.png renpy.image('slide%d' % slideindex, 'slide%d.png' % slideindex) "And now, a slideshow" python: for slideindex in range(10): # clear all images renpy.scene() renpy.show('slide%d' % slideindex) # set the transition for the pause interaction renpy.transition(dissolve) renpy.pause(3.0) scene bg washington "Wasn't that nice?"
Note: in 5.5.4, the renpy.image line should be: renpy.image(('slide%d' % slideindex,), 'slide%d.jpg' % slideindex)