Totally a booplicate

> if the user had put the paths in a particular order, or separated them in categories usng newlines, that would be lost Hmm, I didn't think about those 2.

Two files would overcomplicate this, I think. Maybe keep lines as a list instead of a set to keep the order? Then filter out duplicates. Slower, but probably better than...

> if the user had put the paths in a particular order, or separated them in categories usng newlines, that would be lost. I was thinking about this more, and...

On that note, I wonder why not to store the projects dirs in the persistent?

> I'm not sure we can easily detect the difference I thought renpy builds a tree of nodes, is it impossible to know if you're in a label? I'd expand...

If displayable's changed state, I redraw it and update the reference appropriately, I have never had issues with the reference being invalid. > so that render.render will return the same...

My displayables utilise different methods. Stuff like `Render.get_size`, `Render.canvas`, `Render.is_pixel_opaque`, and `Render.is_opaque`.

> Render.is_pixel_opaque, and Render.is_opaque aren't documented methods I understand, but I find those to work much faster than the focus system when I have multiple objects on the screen. The...

Just my two cents. Judging by the video, I don't see any new functionality added, pretty sure you can do all that already with `matrixtransform`: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/53382877/171866746-d7a75794-2977-40c7-86df-86bedcc0e893.mp4 > I think matrixtransform...

There's `im.Blur` which provides a better effect, but is somewhat slow. It also only works on the actual images, not displayables.