- Unsupported ATL constructs in a transform now block the import only when the
transform is used (at clause, another transform, even before its definition).
Stock screens.rpy transforms for unused screens no longer fail games
- image blocks with one picture plus linear/ease/parallel/repeat keep their
animation (image-level ATL); the renderer also starts it
- Python: skip @gui.variant/@renpy.variant functions (inactive variants), treat
@renpy.pure as transparent, read renpy.store.x as x
- Accept renpy.transition, end_replay, block_rollback and music set_pause/set_pan
as presentation-only no-ops, and implement them in the player (set_pause and
set_pan were allowed by the converter but missing at runtime)
- Skip the 0x52-URM add-on directory (in-game console / save editor) when
parsing scripts and media
- Tests for lazy ATL warnings, moving images and variants
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Python sandbox
- try/except/else/finally, raise (incl. re-raise), assert, for/while ... else
- Multi-generator and dict comprehensions
- Builtin exception hierarchy; user exceptions subclass it
- Inside try, missing keys/indexes, division by zero, attribute access on None
and unknown names raise Python exceptions; lookups stay lenient elsewhere
- int()/float() raise ValueError on non-numeric strings
ATL
- converter/atl.py: set/move (linear, ease, easein, easeout), pause, repeat,
parallel, choice, block, on show/hide and named transforms become a timeline
shipped as game.json "atl"; Move() becomes a linear slide
- player/atl.ts: timeline runner wired into the renderer; `on hide` plays
before the picture is removed
- function, time, contains, matrixcolor and expressions still block the import
Tests: exceptions/ATL fixtures and runtime tests, converter ATL tests; README
and ARCHITECTURE updated.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
mrleo1nidandClaude Sonnet 5.5