Visual Novel Cg Scenes
First of all what is a Visual Novel? Simply an interactive novel we can visually see, end of! Is it considered game? Well yes because of it's 'interactiveness' and the perspective. But yet the main purpose of these games is to leave a high emphasis of the story/plot. Even to make the player.
First of all what is a Visual Novel? Simply an interactive novel we can visually see, end of! Is it considered game? Well yes because of it's 'interactiveness' and the perspective.
But yet the main purpose of these games is to leave a high emphasis of the story/plot. Even to make the player ambiguous of the ending as well. Depending on the Genre that is. I don't read books but visual novels do the trick for me.
Any who leading on-! So we have all got the gist of what a VN is. The setting and structure is common as seen below.
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The main topic i will be talking about in this blog is the graphics. This will be split into three to understand their uses.
~Character (Sprite) + Background~
• This one is fairly obvious. You have the sprite usually in front of the background.
The sprite could change but using the same background and is usually a static image unless its some 3D game. Sprite and Background are separated from each other and is your bread and butter.
~CG/Special Full-Screen Image~
• CG abbreviated is Computer Graphic. Now your probably thinking BAKA NE! Of course its a computer graphic everything is! So why call it that? I guess you can call it some sort of recognised tradition within VN industry.
These are special full-screen static images. They are usually nice to see in a game and bring many reasons for one to occur. Some CG's may consist of two but with different facial emotions.
Another thing. CG's are usually listed within the title menu. If all have not been gathered then you might have missed a couple of scenarios.
One knows they have seen all possible scenes if they have acquired all CGs. But not every piece of text. Theres usually a list for this on the game, although some don't have!
~Movie/FMV~
• These are very common in Openings and Endings and maybe some scenes of a game where there is hype. This is found in all sorts of video games.
Ren'Py is a visual novel engine – used by thousands of creators from around the world – that helps you use words, images, and sounds to tell interactive stories that run on computers and mobile devices. These can be both visual novels and life simulation games. The easy to learn script language allows anyone to efficiently write large visual novels, while its Python scripting is enough for complex simulation games.
Ren'Py is open source and free for commercial use.
Where does it run?
The Fruit Of Grisaia Visual Novel Cg Scenes
Where do I get it?
The latest version of Ren'Py is 7.3.2 'The world (wide web) is not enough.', released on July 1, 2019.
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Where do I start?
The quickstart walks you through the process of creating a simple game.
Ren'Py comes with a comprehensive, if complex, reference manual, also available in Japanese.
If you think you've found a bug in Ren'Py, report it to our GitHub issue tracker.
If you'd like to contribute to Ren'Py development, please visit our GitHub project page.
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The best places to ask questions about Ren'Py are the Lemma Soft Forums, the Ren'Py Discord, and the #renpy IRC channel.
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Featured Games
Ren'Py has been used to create over 1,500 visual novels, games, and other works. You can find them at the official Ren'Py Games List, and the list of Games made with Ren'Py on itch.io.
The Fruit Of Grisaia Visual Novel Cg Scenes
Here are just a few of the games made with Ren'Py.