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Mostly because I realized how lacking it was in terms of assets (images, sound) and story.

I've refined its UI, however, to be reusable just in case a friend wants his or her VN to be made.

If you're torn between Flash, HTML5 and native, you could try learning Haxe, although documentation and resources are sparse, and the community is rather small.

Growing in caliber, but stagnating in the market. At least, that's how I see it.

After some graphical adjustments, I finally obtained my desired results.

Despite the barbarous length of code required, I guess I'll have to sit with saguaro's solution.

Thanks for your help, gents!

I implemented korova's method, which did what I wanted, except for the text displaying insensitive color all the time. UPDATE: I also tried implementing saguaro's alternate idea, which involved buttons and children, and it did provide a lighter footprint, but went insane with "child Text("...

Is there a way to allow strings instead of file locations in imagebuttons, then?

I plan on creating textbuttons with text that varies between states, something like: Insensitive - [cantclickdis] Selected - [youclickeddis] Standard - [nothinghappened] Is this possible? Did I miss some documentation concerning such? Has this question been asked already? I will try to clarify if re...

PyTom wrote:What do you mean by "ornamented text"? Isn't that the sort of thing you use fonts for?

I would, but the font/s I need either do not exist, have a price tag, or are not allowed for commercial use.

I don't know if this has been addressed, or if this is the wrong place, but I'm (a teeny-tiny bit) upset over Ren'Py not able to use vector formats for images. I can name one reason to use such, and that is the construction of ornamented text. Sure, raster graphics is always a strong option, but it ...

Mostly because imagemaps are heavier and more difficult to manage than styling. I can't condemn them, though. Some are more comfortable with using the former, and a few seem to be able to weave them like magic.

One thing I noticed while using the Inspection tool was that a block of text had a constant size, even with slow CPS (which I thought made the size a variable). If that were the case, I wonder as to how the scrollable textbox should be programmed to function as intended.

That aside, thanks, Tom!

I see. But what if I wanted to obtain the height value (and only the height value)? Side-note: As for the "something involving conditions" I mentioned earlier, it was about a "scroll-able" textbox (just in case an excessively long paragraph is displayed), copied from Asceai: # Th...

Is there a function for checking for text overflow?

No, it's not about using config.debug_text_overflow, it's for something involving conditions.

Thanks, Tom!

I'm fine with either. I've yet to see a style-breaker though.