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Thank you very much, perfect!!

This is probably really simple. I've been lurking around looking for past threads that would help, but I'm just being stupid, I think. I can't figure it out. I am using two versions of the same text box (prefitted). One with a namebox, and the other without. The problem, though, is that I'm not sure...

Aah, perfect! It works now, thank you all so much. : )

Thank you! New code. init python: def OpenYoutube(): import webbrowser webbrowser.open_new('http://www.youtube.com') class OpenYoutube(Action): def __call__(self): webbrowser.open_new('http://www.youtube.com') # Assuming you import this in some init block init -2 python: import webbrowser screen mai...

Any thoughts on how I can fix this? : )

init python: def open_youtube(): import webbrowser webbrowser.open_new('http://www.youtube.com') screen main_menu: tag menu imagemap: ground "Customizations/Burgundy Souls_Idle.png" hover "Burgundy Souls_Hover.png" hotspot (509,136,130,45) action Start() hotspot (509,192,132,44)...

Thank you! For the linking, it does indeed take me to youtube from the main menu, but it's not a hotspot. When I start the game, Youtube pops up in my webbrowser, but I want it to be dependent on if the hotspot is clicked, not for it just to pop up. hotspot (35,95,469,140) clicked open_youtube() Tha...

Is it possible to link to a website from the main menu? Any help is appreciated.

Sadly, my computer is known for some video issues with ren'py, but I did get it to partly work as an .ogv file in the cutscene mode. So, maybe it will work on your computer. I wish I could give more solid help, but maybe you can try this file in your project: https://www.dropbox.com/s/uxbw7o2s3r8d3...

Hey again... I am having an issue here that I've searched the forums for. No solution seems to work for me. I've made an opening video for my visual novel that is to be displayed as a Splashscreen. The coding itself works for me, but the video just won't play. I made the video in Sony Vegas. I've co...

I decided to go back to the simple onscreen inventory code , just to keep moving forward because at this point I'm pretty confused, and for some reason THAT code won't work for me now, either, even though it was working perfectly fine before. init python: showitems = True def display_items_overlay(...

Thank you for your help! I'm sorry, I'm totally new at this and I know I'm probably being really slow. I appreciate your patience. So this is the new code in screens. #Inventories $ data = "My inventory." $ items = [] $ sweatshirt = item("Sweatshirt", "A red jumper.") ...

Thank you for your help and the reply! I tried the second code...I put this code in screens. (Just as a test.) #Inventories init: python: class item: def __init__(self, name, description): self.name = name if description == "": self.description = "A random thing." else: self.des...

I apologize for the second thread. (I felt it would be easier for others with the same question to find if I made this one separate.) I'm not sure if what I want to do is possible, or what information to provide. I've spent all night trying to figure something like this out and searching the forums...

Thank you! That helps.

Also, I changed the font and it fixed itself (the overlaying).

c: Thanks for the help.