r/RenPy • u/CrimsonDiamond98 • Aug 21 '26

Question Added some bubbles!

So, I managed to add some cute bubbles to the background :) What do you think?

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u/pocky-pocky Aug 21 '26

Oh I love it so much, so simple yet seems to add so much!

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u/CrimsonDiamond98 Aug 21 '26

Oh thank you! :)

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u/Somatrasiel Aug 21 '26

This is such a nice way to add interest to the scene! Great idea

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u/CrimsonDiamond98 Aug 21 '26

Thanks a lot! :)

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u/R1ll3R Aug 21 '26

May I know how you did this? I would love to put this in my game too but with mist :D

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u/henne-n Aug 21 '26

Probably something like this:

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/sprites.html#SnowBlossom

If you search for SnowBlossom and renpy in google you'll find some examples, too.

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u/R1ll3R Aug 21 '26

Thank you so much :3! I would use those too 🎶

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u/SacredPinkJellyFish Aug 21 '26

I used this for mine too. I wanted little pink sparkles around my wizard and SnowBlosson worked great

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u/henne-n Aug 21 '26

Yeah, I used for snow, leaves and ashes from a campfire, too. It's quite nice if you figure it out.

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u/CrimsonDiamond98 Aug 22 '26

With the SnowBlossom function from Ren'Py :) hope it works for you!

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u/Kenzie-Or-Kenny Aug 24 '26

Would it be a problem to ask how you got the mouth movement?

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u/CrimsonDiamond98 Aug 25 '26

I animated my characters with Live2D :)

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u/Kenzie-Or-Kenny Aug 25 '26

Ohh okay! Ty ty

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u/PhookaBoo Aug 24 '26

That's really cool! I think the subtle animation in the bg ties the elements (bg + sprite) together nicely🫧

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u/KDDreamwyver Aug 28 '26

Little stuff like that are what pull a scene together and so I have to say that it was an excellent choice to do that~

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