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Hm, this should work as long as the player has this note-item in inventory. Did he get it somehow in second chapter? For test purposes you can move the code for one of working items (like image tooltip_inventory_Silverweed=LiveComposite((300, 300), (0,0), ImageReference("silverweedView"),...

Yes, all init blocks are run before loading data from save. It's not clear that note in second chapter is another item, 'cause in both of your posts you show code for the tooltip_inventory_note. If this is two different named items it doesn't matter where you put code for them in the same script fi...

Loks like you trying to re-create the tooltip_inventory_note... This might be, that init block for your next chapter was run first and then was run the code you have for all your items (is this code placed in script.rpy?). Anyway, try to create completely different items in chapters (not re-create ...

I tried putting this statement inside an init block at the start of the second chapter file, but this doesn't work. I then tried putting with the other image statements that I have in this chapter, but still doesn't work. image tooltip_inventory_note=LiveComposite((300, 300), (0,0), ImageReference(&...

Hello, I'm using leon's code as a base for my inventory. However, I'm facing some issues. My game is divided in chapters and I would like to initiate each chapter's items alone. The way the code works now is that the items are initialized when the game first load, and so I have to define all the ite...

PyTom wrote: ↑Wed Oct 31, 2018 9:50 am https://www.renpy.org/dl/7.1.2/

Should have a fix in it. (It's not out yet, but I did make an early prerelease so Arabic support gets unbroken.)

Thank you!!

I'm having the same problem but in the 7.1.1 version.
Arabic just doesn't work.

Hello,

Is Arabic still broken in the latest version?
Because the text in my game is unreadable!

Okay, I spent a few hours looking into this, but unfortunately I don't have good news for. I'm going to explain my understanding of things - I'm sure you already know this, but I'm kind of hoping that I got something wrong that would make things easier on us. Forgive me if this sounds like I'm talk...

You need a hide to effectively remove the dynamic displayable, otherwise it would expect an (image, delay) return from the function else: renpy.hide_screen("countdown") renpy.jump("police_storming") Oh..I didn't know that. Thank you so much for the help!

PyTom wrote: ↑Sun May 20, 2018 10:44 am That's odd. Can you type that line of text in to the forum here, so I can copy and paste it into Ren'Py and see whgat happens? I don't know the first thing about how to input Arabic.

Sure!

ما هذا المكان يا أبي؟ و لِمَ مجيئنا إلى هنا؟

So this is my final code for the timer init: python: # This function will run a countdown of the given length. It will # be white until 5 seconds are left, and then red until 0 seconds are # left, and then will blink 0.0 when time is up. def countdown(st, at, length=0.0): remaining = length - st min...

Oh cool, this is the exact code someone was looking for the other day. Unless it was you? XD Anyway this works for me: screen countdown(cd_time): zorder 99 frame: xalign 0.1 yalign 0.1 add DynamicDisplayable(countdown, length=cd_time) label start: show screen countdown(120) Basically here you're cr...

Glad to hear you got it working! May be worth posting your end code for others who need it (I'd be curious myself!) What was the error you got when you tried zorder? Always useful to share the error messages. Regardless, the screen layer comes above the master layer: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/...

I managed to get the code to work as I need. However, I've run in another problem, show countdown at Position(xalign=.1, yalign=.1) call screen geneticCodeLab I'm showing the timer and then calling another screen which causes the timer to disappear. Is there a way to always make on top? I've tried t...