Dear Katy,

I hope this comment finds you well. I would be most grateful for your guidance regarding two matters:

1. I understand the framework is currently under a CC-BY-NC license, and I would be very interested in discussing the possibility of obtaining a commercial license. I am absolutely willing to provide fair compensation that reflects the framework's value and your development efforts. Please let me know if you would be open to discussing commercial licensing terms.
2. With the utmost respect for your creative work and policies, I would also like to inquire whether you would be comfortable with the framework being used in the development of an adult visual novel project.

To clarify regarding the adult content: The project would be a murder mystery / space opera / sci-fi visual novel that includes romantic relationships and consensual intimate scenes. I want to assure you that the content would not involve anything illegal or extreme - simply mature romantic content within the context of the mystery narrative.

I deeply value your work and want to ensure I proceed in a way that fully respects your wishes and intellectual property. I would be more than happy to provide any additional information about my intended project that might help inform your decision. Thank you so much for taking the time to consider my request. I truly appreciate your attention to this matter.

Kind regards,
Jackie

I have a question for you, how did you reduce the opacity of previous lines for your framework? Please and thank you.

Thank you! It was a great tool. And I made a game with it. It will be free on Steam. PIGBLUE.

I used The Disco Framework in order to make Hoping This Finds You Well! It helped me to understand NVL mode and how to mechanically craft and implement a textbox which could function as a drag-and-drop item.

Honestly, I felt guilty for NOT using it to make a Disco Elysium-style game; this framework is so mechanically rigorous that I was itching to make something with stats and puzzles and I ended up starting up a new run of Disco Elysium itself. XD Just playing with the framework has got my mind buzzing with all kinds of new possibilities!

Thank you so much for making this and sharing it with everyone!

I came back to this after a while and was wondering if there was a shortcut for character names? Using the original renpy format of defining a character then using their shortcut doesn't work with the text formatting. If some characters have a fairly long name it gets really tedious to always write them out in caps at the beginning of a sentence, same with the different feelings. E.g. I would want to be able to define ELECTROCHEMISTRY as EC then just use EC "- blabla"

Have you dealt with that issue before? And if so what was your workflow like?

oh this whole thing is really useful for a project i want to make, thanks for this. one question though: is it possible to add some kind of transition and/or animation to the portraits?

them just popping in isn't the look im personally going for, but since portraits are character and need to be called on the same line as whatever text i want to put, i cant find a way to do this atm, though i am very new to renpy lmao. if you or anyone knows of a way, i'd really appreciate it. thank you!

what a great little project, really what I was looking for. One thing though... After showing how backgrounds are done, could you remove the blue bathtub and maybe show a single colored background instead? In combination with the font it's a bit off putting and, at least for me, harder too read in general.