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Ren'Py now treats Ren'Py stores as Python packages, as was documented but not implemented. This means imports can work from other stores.

Note that such imports assign names, but do not create aliases. Updating A in the main store will not change its value in substore1, and vice versa.

Parse Error Improvements
Parse errors are now reported at the end of each priority level (libs, then the game, then mods). Within a priority level, parse errors in filenames that begin with a number (like 01statement.rpy or 01lib/statement.rpy) are reported before parse errors in files that begin with letters.

This change is meant to allow parse errors in files defining creator-defined statements to be reported before parse errors in the game script caused by the use of a statement that is not properly defined. This allows creators to more easily identify and fix problems with their creator-defined statements.

Fixes and Changes
renpy.pause() now always pauses for at least one frame. Previously, it could avoid pausing after rollback.

There have been several improvements to dragging viewports that cure situations where the viewport could be dragged without the mouse button being held down.

Automatic detection of language on macOS should work in more situations.

The new config.mesh_oversample variable can be configured to control how much a mesh texture can be oversampled by, preventing additional blurriness when scaled up. This defaults to 1.0 (disabled) in this version, but this will change in Ren'Py 8.6.

The new config.say_menu_text_filters list of functions supplements the existing config.say_menu_text_filter function.

An issue that could cause Ren'Py to corrupt data in a very specific case has been fixed. The issue would occur when a Python finally or except block would run as the stack was unwound after a load, and it would restore old data inappropriately. This is an unlikely error, but could happen in Python-heavy games.

Several low-probability crashes and memory leaks have been fixed.

Anisotropy is now disabled when nearest_neighbor sampling is used, preventing blurriness.

The default value of the synchro_start parameter to renpy.audio.register_channel(), which controls if music waits for queued music on other channels to be played, is now the default loop value of the channel, in all cases.

The value of mouse_visible is now properly restored when exiting the game menu.

The say behavior (used by dialogue) no longer lets you dismiss dialogue if the screen is grabbed by another displayable, such as a viewport being dragged.

The camera statement is now documented to propagate transform state. (This was always true, but was not documented.)

The nestled and nestled-close click-to-continue indicators now detect and respect RTL languages.

Nestled and nestled-close click-to-continue indicators are now rendered at 0 width in all circumstances. This prevents a class of issues that could occur with NVL-mode, retained bubbles, and other configurations. This is equivalent to rendering the text without a click-to-continue indicator, and then placing the CTC indicator next to the end of the rendered text. (This is similar to how {w}, {p}, and extend were already handled.)
Translations

A Portuguese translation of the Ren'Py tutorial has been added.

An Italian translation of the Ren'Py tutorial has been added.

The Persian translation of the Ren'Py tutorial has been updated.

Features
When defining styles used by ruby text or style text tags, more style properties can be set to None to use the value from the parent text. As of this version, the following properties may be set to None: antialias, axis, black_color, bold, color, font , font_features, hinting, instance, italic, size, and textshader.

Due to that change, When using ruby text, you may now set font None, and the font will be inherited.

The mouse_visible variable now has a new "always" value, which makes the mouse always visible. This is useful for games that need to force the mouse to be shown for minigame purposes.

Support has been added for a system-installed copy of the VSCodium text editor. This is a libre build of the same source code that makes Visual Studio Code.

The Transform.unique() method has been added, which marks a transform as unique. This prevents the transform from being copied when added to a displayable, which allows the transform to maintain state across multiple uses, or be referenced from outside its function argument.