[Captain Bluebeard]

Originally Posted by Renall

EDIT: Oops, yeah, here's what you need to do. The part I pasted before goes in init:. The part I'm pasting now goes in init python:.

    # RainAlpha is the total alpha level of the entire rain sheet.
    RainAlpha = 0.7
        
    # RainY is rain speed, basically how long does it take
    # for the rain sheet to fall down.
    RainY = 1
    # RainX is the same for horizontal movement,
    # and needs to be manually adjusted to fit the screen width.
    RainX = RainY*6
        
    # Derived values which this mess of a code uses.
    RainLayerAlpha = RainAlpha/3
    RainYM = RainY*2
    RainXM = RainX*2
    RainYF = RainYM*2
    RainXF = RainXM*2

Thank you, it works perfectly fine now.

Originally Posted by Jan-Poo

I thought Ren'py was easier to use than onscripter, but I'm beginning to wonder if that only applies for the basic stuff and not the more advanced.

I've never attempted onscripter, but as for Renpy, since I can use it, then even the monkey with a typewriter can use it to create Amlet's adaptation in a visual novel without being given an infinite span of time.