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Rewrote some of the previous code to make it a bit easier to use and address point 1 and 2 of your previous post, for the panning I can't test it as I can't download the demo right now but it should be a matter of adding the show statements before the call screen, you may have to tinker a bit with i...

Can't check out the game right now but it's probably something like this (untested): transform button_trans: #if mouse is hovering over button on hover: #very simple pulsing animation linear .5 zoom 1.2 linear .5 zoom 1 repeat #when mouse is not hovering the button on idle: zoom 1 screen anim_test()...

Well, first about the error in your screen, in Jump screen action, you have to pass the label as a string: imagebutton "bad1.png" action Jump('debate1c') As for the system itself, some time ago I was working on a similar argument battle system (kind of a mixture between Ace Attorney and Da...

Not to take away from kivik's suggestion of using objects, wich is what I would recommend for this case, but in Python there's also OrderedDict, a special dictionary class that can be sorted and remember indexed order, from what I remember. Can't offer an example right now but you can google it if y...

You can try giving it a hovered button property, that runs the action when you hover on the imagemap. vbox: spacing 5 imagemap style "chat_left": ground "test.png" hover "testH.png" hotspot(0, 0, 171, 200): hovered Show("testBig") unhovered Hide("testBig&...

Try using default instead of define to create your objects.

I've been wondering about this as well (and I've been having a bit of trouble with styles myself).There seems to be nothing concrete about it in the documentation except a text style property that looks somewhat advanced, here. I'm sure there is a better way though, I'll have to keep testing.

Layered Images sound great, I'll be sure to try them out!

And thank you PyTom and the rest of the Ren'Py team for your awesome work!

I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to accomplish, but if you need to check the player's input against a list of names(strings), you could use, well, a list (a python list): default name = "You" default ethan_list = ["Ethan", "Etan"] label start: $ name = renpy...

This might be possible with a timer on a screen that's shown from the very beginning and never hidden. The timer should be reset whenever a button or key is pressed, but I imagine it would be a lot of work just having every other screen in your game behave this way. In my honest opinion, it might no...

It might be better to declare the variable using default statement, and use $ interpolation in the script to set the variable instead of using python statement. Also, just in case you should put the easter egg label in a separate file from the script file, or at the very end. Here's what I mean: def...

Your syntax and identation are slightly incorrect. First, what you probably want here is to use else statement instead of elif, wich is for checking a different condition, maybe another name, but you're already doing that in the if line with the or statement. So it could be something like this: pyth...

Oh man, I tried doing that but I left the brackets in (Function(inv.add(),i) and couldn't get it working, thought that other thread would be the solution. Good answer! Yeah, it took me a bit to fully figure out how to use it. I wonder why it doesn't have an example in the documentation, since it's ...

Adding on to what kivik explained, if you use define ren'py will also save the variable, but I remember reading somewhere that PyTom recommended using default for variables that change regularly and define for the rest, so it's considered best practice. For your inventory buttons, you'll probably wa...

This is only a guess but I think the problem is you are double interpolating the icon screen variable. If story.getIcon() is a function that returns a string with an image name, you don't need to interpolate it between [] brackets, you can simply do this: add icon pos (90, 60) If you need to show so...