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Okay, you'll have to do some rethinking as to how you've coded it. The point of AlphaMask is to take an image, a mask, and to spit back one image - not something with multiple components. If you need them to be separate components, you have to program it *as separate components*. How to do it exactl...

I misunderstood your problem - skimmed too fast. Thought you were saying only one part was moving when you wanted all of it to move, not the opposite.

I'll have to do some reading on what exactly AlphaMask is and does.

Try changing "screen main_menu:" to "screen main_menu():"

If you're using interpolated strings in a screen, use square brackets instead. It's simpler, and faster.

Example:

Why not make the image a composite (using LiveComposite) and just moving that around?

As far as I know, you can import pretty much anything written in python, including PyGame.

Now, getting it to work with RenPy the way you want or think it should work will probably require a bunch of hoop-jumping.

You could, instead, make a transform with the simple properties of "xpadding 0" and "ypadding 0", and just make all of your frames use that transform. That way it's essentially a "default".

Pretty sure using SetVariable automatically runs restart_interaction, but Function does not.

That said, you *can* use SetVariable outside of an action... but that's neither here nor there.

tiliv, I believe renpy saves the difference between the children, instead of constantly keeping multiple full ones. I stumbled upon this a while ago when I was looking at the images renpy had loaded and found that it had the differences cropped between my "idle" and "hovered" ima...

I'm not sure if I have what you're wanting 100% correct in my head, but have you tried setting "modal True" whenever you call a Say screen on top of a viewport?

Could you post a screenshot of what you're describing? For some reason I'm not visually getting it.

You should resolve the issue in some other way. Also, using "temp" so many times as a name is very unreadable for anyone else -- it's hard to figure out the intent behind what you're trying to do with your code. It's fine for very temporary testing and when you're the only one reading it, ...

I think he was asking more in general terms. Edit: Either way, here's a problem in the coding logic you have. You instanced a class, and stored that instance in a variable. Later, you try adding that variable (containing the instanced class) to two other variables. You then try using those two other...

Oh right this is class should I copycopy it? That function isn't even in the class. And if it was, if you were wanting to use it like a class method or something like that, it'd require "self" as a parameter. Also, what trooper6 said is correct - I'm pretty sure there's a much easier way ...