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I tried this with using both Image() and Frame() for the text-window, but the results are the same. I am using the OpenGL renderer, do you think this is renderer related?

So sorry but I noticed a new problem regarding the moving-boundaries of the text-window. I can't move the window to a coordinate with a negative x or y which is nice, but I can move it to a coordinate that makes a part of the image goes out of the screen; say x > (screen width)-(image width). And wh...

Oh, so that was the default parameter. Sweet! I added "xfill False" after "window id "window":", and I can move around freely. Thanks!

By the way, the result is the same if I use Frame instead of an Image. Oh and for the records, my purpose in all this is to create a game that has a freely movable text-window and a movable side-image. Here's the modified screen I forgot to post the last time :) # Defaults for side_image and two_win...

I added a drag to the say screen as mentioned here, and I'm using an image for the textbox which is smaller than the screen (both horizontally and vertically). I can move the textbox vertically, but not horizontally. Is this a bug?

There was a recent discussion about it: http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... f=8&t=8933
Bottom line is, you can do it with some labor, but CG galleries will be supported by Ren'Py very soon, and your code will become obsolete.

The xalign and yalign parameters are not being passed down. If you want to do it this way (without kwargs), pass them to ConditionSwitch directly, like ConditionSwitch(*args, xalign=xalign, yalign=yalign). I noticed an extra "[/func]" there BTW. Can you be more specific about "occasio...

Bump.
Eh, was it too much for a single thread? ^_^'

Cheers for the new release! :) It's just wonderful that we can tune the basic screens at our own will, and that we finally have drag & drop, but there're a few things about it that I can't get working. I'm trying to set up a completely independent text window and a side_image window, neither one...

We can make use of a global variable, which hold which CG is currently being shown. Also, some helper functions would be handy (all in Python) cur_cg = 0 # Total number of CGs NCGS = 9 def clamp(x, Min, Max): if x < Min: return Min elif x > Max: return Max return x def next_cg(): cur_cg = clamp(cur_...

That's great ^_^
You don't need any extra variables at all. What is your code for doing a transition when viewing a CG? We only need a few simple modifications there

You might also want to check out this cookbook page

No no, you're doing great! I'm really sorry about that, I usually tend to write in Python and access Ren'Py Python API directly when writing functions/screens/etc, I'm not really good with Ren'Py's own style. When I saw you skipping paranthesis, I thought "so you can write it this way in screen...

I'm terribly sorry about the late reply --I hope it's not too late! It looks sweet! Just replace 'cg1' with 'cg%d' % i Here, the 'cg%d' is the actual string, but the %d part will be replaced by the value of the integer variable i at each step. (for details, you can see this page ) Then you'll have c...

Nagu wrote:raine. I would certainly aprecciate your help, I think i will try myself as you say. Now if that does not work for me, i could wait the new release. That's so great! thanks you both

Of course
So, could you post what you have done so far?