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renpy.scene

This clears out the specified layer, or 'master' by default. This is used in the execution of the `scene` statement, but only to clear out the layer. If you want to then add something new, like the `scene` statement would normally do when an image parameter is given, call after this.

Example

init:
    python:
        for slideindex in range(10):
            # images are named slide0.png...slide9.png
            renpy.image('slide%d' % slideindex,
                        'slide%d.png' % slideindex)

"And now, a slideshow"
python:
    for slideindex in range(10):
        # clear all images
        renpy.scene()
        
        renpy.show('slide%d' % slideindex)

        # set the transition for the pause interaction
        renpy.transition(dissolve)

        renpy.pause(3.0)

scene bg washington
"Wasn't that nice?"