Shooting Gallery Tutorial Script Now Available For Download!

The shooting gallery tutorial is now completed! Part 5, the last video which happens to be 50 minutes and 15 seconds long has just been uploaded. Do check out the video if you haven't already! ;)

For those of you who want to download the competed script for this tutorial series, and are supporters in the tier "Supporter" or higher, can do so in this post!  

 Download link attached below. 

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Enjoy and thank you so much for supporting my channel! Your support is very appreciated! 

Update: The script has been updated to work with Ren'Py version 8.0. Since it's using Python 3 now, some things has changed like with divisions. When dividing a value, Python 3 will always return a float value rather than an integer. As such some of the code for positioning and sizing displayables will not work correctly in the old script. In this updated version, we convert the positioning and sizing values inside screens to integers for it to work correctly. 

What has changed:

• The 'shooting_gallery' variable is now defined outside of the start label with the 'define' statement to prevent errors when accessing game menu.

• Variables used to position and size displayables inside the 'final_score' screen are now typecast to integers. This is due to that Python 3 now returns float values as the resulting values from divisions.

Updates

Update 2 (v.1.0.2): The cork gun was reported missing from the game. That also turned out to be a problem with integers and floats when positioning the cork gun. This has now been fixed in the downloadable script.

Update v.1.0.3: The project has been updated to fit a project resolution of 1920 x 1080. For this project, the "half_size" transform needed the zoom property to be set to 0.8 instead of 0.5 to fit. Some coordinates and size values were updated as well for this to work, like for the target placements.

The final_score screen still used the "align" and "anchor" properties for some displayables, so it was changed to use "pos" instead to avoid errors. Screen definitions now use brackets () to optimize the code, and the "image" displayable inside screens are now the appropriate "add" statement instead.

Variables were also moved outside the start label by using the "default" statement.