'ui.jumps' Can not 'return' to their point of entry...

[BrandonDeVITO]

Hey there. Small issue:

When I create the event:

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if KARMA == 0:
                ui.imagebutton("images/0.png", "images/0.png", clicked=ui.jumps("jumpr_menu"),xalign=0.0, yalign=0.0)

And later, in the jumpr_menu I use:

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    if result == "Girl1":
        if KARMA == 10:
            $ KARMA = 0
            $ GIRL = 1
            call JUMPR
        else:
            centered "{b}{color=8C0000}You have insufficient Karma to ♦JUMP♦ to Sakura's Variant...{/b}{/color}"
            return

The 'return' at the bottom is sending me back to the start of the game. I believe that this (correct me if I am mistaken) is a result of the fact that return is intended to be in response to a call, not a jump.

How do I change the initial 'clicked=' behavior to to a jump in order to make it so that when the menu is closed, I go back to the instant from whence the menu was called?

Thanks in advance for any advice you can offer.

[BrandonDeVITO]

Found it! ui.callsinnewcontext in place of ui.jumps does the trick! Huzzah!

It's this multiple data source thing. Most of the information is there. It's just not unilaterally distributed!

I would love to have a predictive interpreter for Ren'py...

Thanks for anyone who went out looking for a solution for me.

[tiya_nofurita]

hey, can you give me the exact code how to jump to main menu? it seems ui.jumps only works on "labels"...

[xela]

Necromancy!

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ui.jumps("_main_menu")

could work or something like:

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ui.jumps("_main_menu_prompt")

but it's generally not a good idea to do this (why not use menu screens instead?).

[tiya_nofurita]

Necromancy!

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ui.jumps("_main_menu")

could work or something like:

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ui.jumps("_main_menu_prompt")

but it's generally not a good idea to do this (why not use menu screens instead?).

Hey thanks, it works
I think ui.jumps can't go along with menu screens...I have tried and it didn't work.