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Can I.... Say have a background layer on a layeredimage: then position layered attributes and groups within the layer, where I want different characters to appear? But not use images separately: Like this? layeredimage schoolfront: always: "images/bg/schoolfront.png" if coach: "images...

Actually, I've done something like this before without tooltips: I made a mainmenu that when you clicked on a particular square, Information was written in the middle of the screen and then you could start with that. hotspot ( xx, xx, xx, xx) clicked SetVariable ("yyyyy","zzzzz")...

The concept is very exciting, and I'm working on trying it, but there is one problem. If you put this code in before you have the base images all figured out, you cannot test other parts of your program. If you have many different characters or poses, you are going to have to make sure you have all ...

I asked this question about 2 months ago, and still have not gotten any replies. Is it because you don't understand my question?
I would really like to know if I can use If statements like this to make one layered image per character....

screen myimagemap: ## This sets up the screen imagemap: ground "myground.png" idle "myground.png" ## This is the button area of your screen. hover "myhover.png" ## This is what the button area changes too when your mouse is over it. hotspot(a,b,c,d) clicked Return("...

You can fix it if you put the first name as one image and the last name as a second image. then in the (0,0) x and y declaration just before the names, have it show the names like this.... (15,20),("%s"%first_name), (50,20),("%s"%last_name) ),.1 Just make sure you have the second...

actually, it would probably work if you have some variables that are randomized.... init python: hair = "mohawk" face = "round" gender = "male" def draw_cha(st,at): return LiveComposite( (500,750), (0,0),("images/%s"%gender + "body.png"), (0,0),(&quo...

When you say draw them all out, do you mean on paper and pen, or do you mean in programming? I did this (in programming by using variables: init python: $ gname = "April" $ body = "standing" etc.... def draw_girl(at,st): return LiveComposite( (400,800) #Your character definitions...

if not is a valid statement.
I saw it with a tutorial on imagemaps.
if not destroy:
( 0, 0, 0, 0) clicked Return("Earth Destroyed")
So yes, if not is possible in screen language.

It's not what you wanted in your project, but it does work.

You cannot jump have the n speaker in the menu. Try this: n "Who are you?" menu: "I'm [name1]": n "Nice to meet you, [name]." jump choice1name "I'm [name2]": n "Oh, really?" jump choice2name choice1name: me "Nice to meet you, too." me "...

in the above response I gave, you will see "Name: [name]" but it seems I missed the text just before that I mean to put there. in screen language, you have to use text to tell the screen to put something in words on it. in regular renpy, you just put " " around the words, but in ...

I did this before: You need to first, preplan how much of the area of the screen you want to use for each side screen, how much for your dialog box, and for your main picture: For example, if you are using the 1920 X 1080 res that can now be used on most laptop and desk tops.... 1920 could be devide...

I have looked over the layeredimage and looked at the tutorial with Augustina. It says that we should make a different layeredimage for each character for every pose we want them in.... I am thinking about doing this: Will it work, or can you point me in a direction...? init -1: $ ap_shirtblue = Fal...

I can't even access the place where you add your birthday.
It give some kind of strange code errors like you expect in a renpy call back, but probably related to the site.
I tried it twice, and I get the same page with errors instead of being able to add my birthday.

First of all, There is a really simple way to do this without even using condition switch. Start with init python: indent- set all your variables to an example variable that actually exists in your folders or it won't work. init python: girl = "Anna" clothing = "School skirt" exp...