Any news on possible upgrades from Version 1?

No, that doesn't work. Setting that field to "contain" does not change the proportions of the background image, and when I try to resize it the image jumps erratically. Like I said before, I really like the concept, but I'm sorry to say that the program is not usable in its present form, in my opinion.

Hi,

Trying to work with VN Gen -- can't seem to get past the background! 

This is a screen grab of the problem. The picture in the black inset at bottom right is the correct proportion; at top is how it appears in the program. Despite 'handles' appearing at the edges of the separate regions of the image, it is not rescaleable (incidentally, this is true of all panes). So I'm kind of stuck.

J

Great quality. Worth every penny. Would love to see (and buy!) cathedral and tavern interiors at the same scale..

Thank you! I'll try this later on. This is such a cool idea for VN development

I'm enjoying playing around with the program at the moment, but I'd like to know how to stop the timeline at a particular frame?

Backgrounds for Choices
Hi! Still working my way through the included example project. I've got to "First Choice" and I can't see any way of inserting a background or any visuals. Am I missing something?

Looking forward to it!

Any tutorials available? What language are script files written in? Buttons? Clickable areas? You can't "drag assets from the dock on the left" because you can't LOAD assets into the dock on the left. This is a really nice idea, but it needs some tender loving care. Discovery-based learning will only take you so far...

Dead link.

Right. It was strange to be using your program while you were editing it. That was weird!

Here is an image from the program. (The original wasn't mine, just something I pulled from the internet)

I'm no programmer, but perhaps Run Length Encoding could be used to reduce the size of HTML files? Don't be afraid to tell me to mind my own business!

Works really well! I found that squashing the original image slightly in the vertical direction beforehand (about 25%) works better, as this tool stretches images a little bit vertically. Thanks for this...

Ha ha! These suggestions are now obsolete -- the tool has been improved! Bravo!

On the main page, 

•  How to Make N64 Style Graphics

... link is private and unavailable

I'm sorry, but these tutorials don't cut it. They are too short and too specific.  I just bought PixelOver (great program, by the way!), and as a beginner what I need is to be shown how to develop a short project from start to finish. 

This is quite something.. thanks!

OK! Will try again soon

Maybe it's  me?  Couldn't get anything to work. Loaded a background image - couldn't see it, and no other buttons worked... So, definitely not intuitive.

Is it within the rules to develop a plot and suchlike before the jam starts?

There's a misspelling and a typo in your opening message -- this looks amateurish with a capital "A"

Thanks. There are a few "axelart" presences out there...

So, what is your YouTube url?

Right, thanks for the info. You've been very patient

That worked OK, yeah, thanks. So, how do you use it? Couldn't see an EXE file in any of the directories...

I have over 200 GB free space on my hard drive, yet the download page gives me an "out of storage space" message.

You have announced two "second moon jam" themes...

There is no exe file in the download (Win 10 x64)

Brilliant customer service! Works like a charm -- many thanks!

Just bought Swatchify -- works great! I have one feature request: is it possible to export a palette list as hex codes, like you can from lospec.com? Would be useful as input for a couple of other programs..

Thank you so much!

"Show Cursor Info" is available when accessing the Tool menu item in Widgets mode. Is there any way I can use this data when developing some kind of app in Decker?

Thanks for the quick reply! And also for the extra information. Everyone is very helpful, but there are also a lot of assumptions that I'm not aware of. I'm liking the program. but I have an art background so getting to grips with the technical aspects may take some time...

I'd love to spice up my life with the toggle button, but whenever I paste the script into a new contraption , it keeps telling me there are errors in the script. I have no idea how the script works, so I have no way to debug anything -- all I can do is report it...

Feels like abandonware. Pity. If this tool could export sprite sheets I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

What does this mean?:

"(in UX Media Lab/Dr. M can bring one laptop)"

Try https://www.screentogif.com/

It works fine, as long as the original image is no larger than a postage stamp. Was hoping for more..

Video is private -- unavailable

It's accomplished, but it's a bit of a stretch to call it a game (IMHO)