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Thanks! Here are a few answers: 1) I am not aware of an alternative to clear_keymap_cache , so for now that will have to do. A feature that works most of the time is still better for my purposes than a feature that works none of the time. 2) I guess that can be handled with a persistent variable as ...

Hi, So this is probably more of a pygame question, but I guess it belongs here because the keymap in Ren'Py is borrowed from it. I am working on a way to let the user change some shortcuts dynamically, in the spirit of this question . I am this close to making it work, but I am missing one final pie...

Thanks! I think adding _action to the list of actions that happen when clicking could fix the latter problem, although you'd need to check for the _condition first in some way to avoid problems.

Thank you for your messages, it put me on the right track! The above implementation has a flaw in that a click anywhere on the screen will increase the value (because keysym doesn't care if you're actually hovering the button). Here is what I came up with: screen change_value(): default v = 0 defaul...

Hi, so I have a couple of buttons that the user can click to increase or decrease a numerical value. I would like to let the player simply hold their mouse button down to keep increasing/decreasing the value instead of clicking repeatedly. But I'm not sure if it's achievable with the behavior of Ren...

Why do you care about old versions? If you distribute a Ren'Py game, the engine gets packed inside, so players will use the version you have packed. I used to care very much because the whole game was made with one of the legacy UI themes and before the switch to Python 3, so every version update h...

Thank you! This set me in the right direction. Here is what I ended up implementing: screen hover(): modal True default alpha_unhover = 0.6 default alpha_hover = 1.0 default alpha_dict = {k: 0.6 for k in button_list} for but in button_list: button background None action NullAction(): hovered SetDict...

Thanks, I have removed it from my game and will let the creator know if I can get a hold of him.

Yes, although I hesitate to mark the topic as solved since I still have the crashes on reload in prior versions - although I took the rather painful step of porting the whole UI to 8.2 to work around it...

Sorry about the nested button, but you can see the exact same behavior if you replace the parent button with a frame (I updated the code above). m_from_space 's solution works, however having to define three images for each picture is going to be a pain (as I have a couple hundreds of such images). ...

Okay, i think I might be misunderstanding something but I can't make 'hover_alpha' work properly with tooltips in screens. Whenever I have multiple elements using 'hover_alpha' and tooltip on the same screen, they all change alpha at the same time when hovering any one of them. Here is an easy scree...

Sorry to necro this thread, but I finally found the culprit, it's this function: #<PredictImages> # Threading is necessary, because otherwise the screen only shows AFTER ALL images have been loaded. # That would actually make things slower. With threading, the images load in the background as intend...

Thanks! I was under the impression that floats would behave as multiples of the available width and height (as it does when using xsize 0.5 or ysize 0.8 in plain ATL). Maybe only if lower than 1.0? But that would be weirdly inconsistent.

If you want some nitpicking comments: :-) Absolutely! I'm not sure if you need methods "visit" and "per_interact". One simple picture might work without them. But if they help prediction (I don't know), then maybe it's OK to have them. According to the documentation, 'visit()' i...

Here is my attempt to replicate ProportionalScale() using more modern methods: Edited thanks to jeffster's remarks class ProportionalScale(renpy.Displayable): '''Resizes a renpy image to fit into the specified width and height. The aspect ratio of the image will be conserved.''' def __init__(self, i...