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Well, obviously you need to put the hotspot there. You can find the coordinates of the hotspot using the dev tools as described above.

That's just how transitions work. Use ATL if you want the textbox to stay.

You can just use xpos x ypos y. Alternatively, export the file as the same size as your screen (with transparency) and use alpha so the transparent parts are insensitive - I tend to do the latter because fiddling with placing the images in renpy is tedious. Scroll down for the alpha keyword: https:/...

SetVariable makes a button unresponsive if the variable is already set to whatever you're trying to set it to. In this case, it means extra_search is already "". It would probably be easier to set extra_search to a different default setting rather than making your own screen action that doesn't beha...

Limited to the error itself: you need str() around choice_number since you're trying to concatenate a string and an integer.

Probably the best solution would be using a tooltip on hover. Easier to create a custom screen for this (although you can modify the menu choice screen to take optional tooltips, that's more advanced than just making a screen from scratch).

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_a ... l#tooltips

Huh. I have no idea when Ren'Py was patched not to throw an error after an empty label -- logically, everything under a label should be indented and it definitely used to throw an error if not. (I am referring to the empty label start). In any case, the way you organized your code is difficult to pa...

Yeah, I'm not a programmer either. You asked two questions. Can you access a Drag's x/y/width? If so, how do you store it in a variable? The documentation answers both. 1. Yes, a Drag's x/y/width are available properties. 2. There is literally an example of a Drag's properties being stored in a vari...

Except for d, all of the parameters are available as fields (with the same name) on the Drag object. In addition, after the drag has been rendered, the following fields become available: x, y The position of the Drag relative to its parent, in pixels. w, h The width and height of the Drag's child, ...

Besides the fact that that code obviously won't run (indentation, organization, etc.) -- you're still in the same ren'py statement (call screen Continue) and opening the console boots you to the beginning of the statement. If you were in a loop (call screen, return and do stuff, call screen again) r...

I've never really tried this (never had a need) but I remember thinking it looked interesting. Maybe take a look and see if it's what you need.

viewtopic.php?f=51&t=53397&p=503020

Is there some reason why you wouldn't use the exact same mechanism (min) that you used before...

The point is that it's impossible to help without knowing more -- there's no reason that the viewport should cut off randomly, so something is making it do that, but you're not showing a screenshot, or your styles, or your character definitions (if that's where the centered stuff is coming from). Th...

Honestly have no idea what you're trying to achieve or what you're seeing based on your posts. Have you changed the styles outside of the say screen? In gui.rpy? Where did you put the code to center the dialogue? etc. etc.