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It’s looks nice! It’s so kind of you to be spending your time doing this. Love the list of links to the different licenses as reminders of what each entails.

can you try placing this hover variable within the for loop for the slots? Unfortunately doing so means the screen never shows regardless of the value of the variable. Using the console I can see the variable updates correctly if I’m hovering the slot button or not, but the image never shows. It lo...

Sorry to bother, but I feel like I’ve hit a bit of a wall. So I had my save screen set up so that when you hovered over the save button a new screen would appear with additional information. Something like: button: action FileAction(slot) hovered Show(“extra_info”,i=slot,empty=file_time) unhovered H...

I did something like that with a persistent list variable (persistent.locked). I had an imagebutton that called one of two functions based on whether the save was locked or unlocked (unlockSave or lockSave) that either appended or removed the filename to persistent.locked. Then under the button acti...

Looks really good. My only suggestion is that the nose looks a little weird when it's a flat oval. A pointed shadow suggests the tip of the nose better. edited_vitala.png But that's just a little anatomical thing and if it's a stylization choice feel free to ignore it. But other than that your anato...

Not really anything to do with your question, but you may want to look into the prefix/suffix for characters so you don't have to keep doing "\"Dialogue~\"" and can just do "Dialogue~" You just add it to your character definitions define f = Character("Name", ...

You could do custom textboxes for the characters that have their names in the image so you wouldn't need a namebox. define tito = Character("", window_background="textbox_tito.png", BLAH BLAH OTHER PROPERTIES) I copied this from an old version project so the coding might have cha...

Yeah, that's what I was thinking when I changed the step and it didn't change anything that I could see but in the end it's just a nice effect I liked so I'll probably put seeing if I can do it to the back of the list.

Here, this is what I did basically. You see what I mean about the increments?
I'll definitely try what you just posted, though.

I promise it did. It was a height slider, and it would only go up by inches so whenever the player played around with the bar it would go up by set amounts until it hit the cap. The only difference I can see between the two other than one being VariableValue is that one had an offset for the minimum...

It's only going in set increments when you use the arrow keys, not the mouse. I've done a slider before where I used VariableValue although it was for an in-game variable, not a preference or anything important, and got that effect with both mouse and keys which is why I'm trying for that effect.

While it certainly works, it doesn't replicate the effect I wanted where it only shows whole blocks when it's adjusted by mouse. I think I might just wait a while and see if I can live with users being able to put 3.5 blocks for music, but it's weird because I remember making a slider for something ...

I was wondering if there was a way to use the step value you use with a variable or field bar, but with the music/sound/autoplay preference bars. I have a hotbar for my preference screen imagemap that looks similar to this remotecenter-6-big.jpg but with thicker "blocks." Rather than the p...

From what I can see, the main issue is probably that he's a bit 2D. It looks like you didn't spend enough time on the skeleton/body part of the drawing before hurrying to do the clothes. Here's some of the big things from the get go: example.jpg Try to do the pose yourself with your leg tucked under...

The sprite is very cute. As for the main menu, maybe something like these? example.jpg I agree that the way you have it now for the main menu is odd. Plus having all the options far apart isn't very user friendly, usually options should be grouped close together so there's less movement on the playe...