The v -key is toggle for screen reading aloud -thing. Strange that it works for turning on but not turning off.
Did you try loading an older save?
says something on the top-left corner
What exactly is this “something” it says?
saying something is incorrect on the route
Again, what exactly is this something?
Knowing what the error message is usually helps to diagnose the problem.
For the v-key error, it says:
Self-voicing is enabled. Press 'v' to disable.
The error appears right after the opening movie, even in the main menu where you select to continue, new game, load game, etc. When I re-downloaded the game, I tried to run it with the old saves but presented the same error, so I extracted the folder again but without adding anything, just "vanilla" game, but presented same error, so it seems it's not something from the save data.
On the pop-up error I have this error (it's a link to imgur of a screenshot of the error). Sorry it's in spanish.
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Before sending this message I tried some stuff and didn't work out anything, but on the "vanilla" version I mentioned the error was from the very beginning, so I pressed 'v' key, error poped up, closed and pressed Ctrl+V and seems to have solved the issue. Only thing is when I clicked on continue in the vanilla version it continued from where I left it on the first one, so it's kind of weird. On the save folder there's a "persistent" file and that might have something to do with that? Dunno, but I'm happy I can play this game again, although I'd like to know where that data is stored in.
Sorry for the long post, and thanks for everything. If you have any doubts I could provide with more information if needed.
Self-voicing is enabled. Press ‘v’ to disable.
That is not an error message. It just informs game is reading aloud text on screen. Sound may be muted, so it is useful to know this voice thing is on.
Are you saying it does not turn off when you press v-key again?
The other pop-up is an error, although I do not understand spanish. Does sound work on that computer?
If you download a new copy of the game it may use the same persistent data, so same fault keeps appearing.
I found from https://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/FAQ that
The Ren’Py engine stores save games and persistent data under a separate folder. It’s exact location depends on the host operating system. Windows: %APPDATA%/RenPy/game_directory This is usually: C:\Documents and Settings\YOURNAME\ApplicationData\RenPy\game_directory Where YOURNAME is your username.
My guess is some file in that directory stores the state of having pressed v or some other key you pressed that caused this fault state. Maybe if you keep the save files removing all the rest, and then install new copy and restore the save files?
