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screen movingbuttons(): default bu_right = False if bu_right: textbutton "Test" action NullAction() xalign .8 else: textbutton "Test" action NullAction() xalign .2 key "K_RIGHT" SetScreenVariable("bu_right", True) key "K_LEFT" SetScreenVariable(&quo...

I apologize if it wasn't clear. So let's say I have code, TestATL, that changes the position of something (a button in my case) from one spot to the other. transform TestATL: xalign 0.9 yalign 0.9 And let's also say I have coded a window that contains the button or buttons I want to have move. scree...

How to have a transformation occur to something by pressing a key must be a secret to everybody. Or it's completely obvious to everyone but me.

Okay, I can get an ATL to work on a button when it is hovered or unhovered and whatnot. What I'm having trouble doing is getting an ATL to activate on a button when you press a key. How do you do that? So far, I've tried putting the transformation in the window containing the button. I've tried putt...

Ok, so I understood all of that up to
How does one typically create a button? It doesn't seem to be like creating a window.

So, after debating with myself about how I want my visual novel to work, I decided on a type of date system. Now, at first I thought this would be easy-peasy. Now, I'm scratching my head. Having a season show on screen at the top is simple enough. What I'm trying to do is have 5 numbers show on the ...

The easiest way is to have each line be a different element. You want to start with changing what you return from the function: a = "{size=+5}" + Month + " " + str(Date) + "{/size}" b = str(DaysRemaining) + " days remaining" return a, b This doesn't affect ho...

I was setting up a second window at the top of the screen to show information for the player and succeeded. I've gotten it to say whatever I input in the code. I have one thing that annoys me though. When it displays, it looks like this: Summer 10 5 days remaining As you can see, the text aligns to ...

My best guess is that the window is stretched to be the full width of the screen. You can try adding a xmaximum value to the window like this: screen input(prompt): window: xmaximum 400 #this value is in pixels, you may need to change it to match the size of whatever your dialogue box's actual widt...

I was trying to find a way of centering input text without using NVL mode and came across this code: screen input(prompt): window: xalign 0.5 #Centered Across yalign 0.5 # 75% Down from Top has vbox text prompt: yoffset 5 style "say_dialogue" xoffset 10 input: id "input" style &q...

Create a whole new screen. screen info(): vbox: text "Today is [day]" And, in the game: show screen info "Now I know what day it is." "I'm tired of the calendar." hide screen info That snippet of code worked. It's easier for me to see with small examples. Thank you!

Well, I put your snippet of code in a test file to see how the textbox would look. It looks fine. My idea was to have the textbox at the top say "7 days remaining." And then in little letters under it say "December 3, 7084". And I think I know a way to do that. What I'm wondering...

Hello. I've been using Ren'Py for like a week now. Knowing only C++ and Java have somehow managed to have gotten me this far. ...And now I'm finally stuck on something. How do I make a textbox appear at the top of the screen? I should also mention that I'm trying to also keep the dialogue box in it'...