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I played around with the newline_indent for a while, and with these settings: style.default.first_indent = 7 style.default.rest_indent = 7 style.default.newline_indent = True #Nothing changes if I use style.default.newline_indent = False instead of True got this: Sample sentence Sample sentence2 Sam...

(I'm using it with textbuttons in the preferences screen, in case it matters) It does fix the original problem, but it throws the positioning of all the text out (basically, it center aligns it, so changing style's xpos doesn't help, and I'm not sure if I can/how to change the xpos for each individu...

I tried having an outline effect for only selected menu options, but this results in the text moving slightly when the outline is active. I guess this is because when it renders the text it takes the outlines into account and adjusts accordingly. Is there a way to stop it from doing this? It's not r...

Couldn't this possibly cause problems with the game text, though? For example, pages with text that barely managed to fit in would overflow if the size increased (not game-breaking, but a bit unpleasant to look at), and spacing text out with spaces (like having, say, "\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ Boo!&quo...

I've been having a problem (for some time now) with the following code: init: $ thinblind = ImageDissolve ("blinds.png", 0.5) $ blindfade = MultipleTransition([False, thinblind, "black.jpg", thinblind, True]) ........... scene bg uni $ renpy.transition(blindfade) $ renpy.pause(1....

Works (at least, to the extent that I tested it)
I'm not using it as a replacement for the volume bar (I'd prefer more control too), simply as a way to set music and sound volumes to max using the 'reset to default' button

There was a thread almost a year ago about this, but I'm curious as to how this is done with screen language. I can set *most* values by listing the relevant actions (such as Preferences("skip", "seen")), but I'm stuck with music and sound volumes, as there doesn't seem to be a w...

Added it in, doesn't seem to change anything.
If it's important, I'm using screens for the menus

If 'begin skipping' (ie autoskip) is used, and then the user encounters a 'return' (either in the script (end of game/bad end) or 'exit to main' in the menu), the game returns to the main menu with auto-skip still on. Is there some way to cause it to switch off when the user returns to the main menu?

Updated the code and didn't find any ...fawlts... with it
Thanks a lot for the help

It works, it works well, and it is glorious. goddamnitisglorious This next question isn't so important right now (since it's impossible in the sequence of game events to unlock the second cg without unlocking the first), but is there a way to determine the thumbnail used? Something like, if cg1 is u...

Well, it's rather...odd It doesn't break, but it behaves rather oddly. ( "Event/alice_changing.jpg", "cg alice_changing" ), ( ["Event/alice_sleeping.jpg", "Event/alice_sleeping_2.jpg"], ["cg alice_sleeping", "cg alice_sleeping_2"], "Th...

Hmm, I'm not sure if it's even possible to do this but, is it possible to have different unlock conditions for various images? For example, ( ["Event/alice_sleeping.jpg", "Event/alice_sleeping_2.jpg"], ["cg alice_sleeping", "cg alice_sleeping_2"], "Thumbn...

Indeed, it works now if I specify a thumbnail. I assume the problem was that while the code to display an image checked if it was a list or not, the code to create a thumbnail didn't? In that case, is it possible to write some code to do so? I'm not too familiar with python, so... Off to create thum...

in short: lists are delimited with [], tuples with (). Your latest post containing code defines 'page1' as a list of tuples (each of which happens to contain 2 items) If you read the source: http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/cookbook/CG_Gallery if cmd == "show": if not isinstance(arg, l...