How to Change Text Color WITHOUT the {Color} Tag

[Lucy1212]

Like, how do I change the color of all the text? This is probably a stupid question, but I can't seem to find the answer...?

[yuucie]

Try adding what_color to your code, like so:

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define P = DynamicCharacter("Protag", what_color="912f2f", show_two_window=True)

EDIT: Misread. For the entire game text, try adding this to your options.rpy under the default font section:

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style.default.color = "#1800ff"

Just edit the color code to your own and you should be good to go!

[Lucy1212]

That works for all the text except dialogue, which was what I really wanted to change. I also tried doing,

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style.say_dialogue.color = "#1800ff"

, which didn't work either.

[yuucie]

That's odd. It works fine in my test renpy game. Have you tried checking if it's been defined in the say screen (screen.rpy)? The code mentioned in this thread here.

[Donmai]

You can even define a different text color for each character, if you feel like it:

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define d = Character('Dave', color='#FF9933', what_color='#FF9933')

[Tobata]

For the entire game text, try adding this to your options.rpy under the default font section:

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style.default.color = "#1800ff"

Just edit the color code to your own and you should be good to go!

Worked for me. It changed all my text (also dialogue) to blue.

[PyTom]

If you hover over the text and hit shift+I (as in India), Ren'Py will show the style inspector. Click on the text in question, and it'll show a list of styles, letting you figure out where the text color is being set.