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What you're looking for is answered here viewtopic.php?f=8&t=40010#p426163

Considering this was posted only two days ago, you really should try and look for things before asking questions. The simpler the question the more likely the answer exists already.

Not entirely sure whether you want to show the image but not with dissolve if the variable is set to true so... if you want only the dissolve part to be controlled by the variable: if afternoon01_NotPunchDidac: # (is equal to True) show afternoon01_Bathroom DidacBeated else: # (is not equal to True)...

Something like this? label start: "this is the main path" menu: "optional path?": $ optional_path = True "carry on main path": $ optional_path = False if optional_path: "this is the optional path" "this is continuing the main path" Alternate version ...

Textbuttons are actually two screen elements wrapped in one: style "mbutton" # styles the button itself text_style "mbuttontext" # styles the button's text So you need to make a second style which controls the text size, and apply that to the text_style parameter of the textbutto...

I don't see why not, an ATL transform is a Class so once instantiated should be able to be returned as normal.

With backgrounds you have two options to make them transparent: 1 remove the frame, 2 set the background to "#00000001" Let me strip this down further so you can understand the base principles going on here: screen tips(): vbox: hbox: #box 1 vbox: #row 1 label "label instead of tb&quo...

If the name and the text box are being showed are on two different screens then you can use zorder to sort them:

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens. ... -statement

I wonder what full-screen resolution you're using when you get the problem, and if you change your desktop resolution and test it would you still get the problem? If not, sounds like a rounding error on the calculation of the fade animation but PyTom would be the one who could look at this in more d...

It's just a case of how you're applying the layout through a grid. I wouldn't use a grid in this case: First use a frame for the dark grey background in your picture. Then split that frame into three vboxes (technically five, two are for your titles, see below) Then put your hboxes of buttons inside...

Not quite, you're wanting to ask if the key_location is equal to the location you're at. e.g. elif result == "bowl": if "bowltable" in efound: t "..." else: $ efound.append("bowltable") if key_location == "bowltable": #this is the if statement you're...

As a Karate Instructor in my spare time, I've come to appreciate that a viable way to improve at something is to teach it to others. There's a quote I'm fond of though I forget the source: "docendo disco, scribendo cogito" meaning "I learn by teaching, I think by writing". Sadly ...

de_nederlander wrote:do I have to hide and show it again

That's the only way I know. I would recommend (if you know how) building a function that both updates the money and refreshes (re-shows) the screen. That way you won't ever forget to update the screen.

see https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#text and follow the links for the properties you can apply to text.

also see https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#frame for the links for the properties you can apply to the frame

A simple example: