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Look into styles, the tutorial goes in depth on it I believe. You could also just change each button individually, like:

I'm really unclear on what exactly you're trying to accomplish with the loop style you have going on. Can you get a more detailed example? I suspect there's a better method that using a while loop.

Not much to go by in your post. However, I downloaded your game and extracted the archives and can tell you that your file sizes are all about 10 times bigger than they should be. Just from exporting as an 8-bit PNG in photoshop i was able to get a button's file size down from 450kb to around 40kb w...

You declare a variable in python simply by setting it equal to something. So your first line would declare the variable if you took out the define and put a $ in front of the line (which tells renpy to expect a line of python). As for the problem--what are you trying to do with the text? If you're t...

'define' is used for declaring constants at init time and should not be changed. 'image' statements are also evaluated at init time, regardless of where they in your script.

> and < should work fine without testing for equality as well, not sure what was going on with your initial problem. Your last bit of code wouldn't work because you didn't specify two variables to compare after the 'and'... python will not just assume you were intending to test both against the firs...

Assuming that's an input box you're using, the contents will of the box will be returned by the function if you're calling the screen using renpy.call_screen(your_menu) . So you could use my_variable = renpy.call_screen(myscreen) and get back in my_variable whatever is entered into the text box. If ...

You're hitting the limit for how long a command line argument can be. Is it possible that you have an abnormally large number of script files or abnormally long path names to your files? I don't know what Renpy calls at the command line for builds, but just some things to try: If you're attempting b...

If your main menu music is the same file as the music you start in the splash screen it should simply continue without interruption--no need to do anything. Don't know if there's a way to test for music playing, but I believe using 'queue' instead of 'play' would work for the purposes you describe.

Ocelot wrote: ↑Sat Jan 06, 2018 2:14 pm {w} without time specified has entirely different semantic: it waits until user clicks, not for some amount of time.

I'm aware. That's not a behavior I ever want in the middle of a line.

Is this possible? I couldn't find anything in the documentation. I know that custom tags are possible but in the documentation it mentions that {w} doesn't work with them. I suppose I could make a variable ww = "{w=1.0}" or something but I'd rather set a default if that's an option. If not...

I'm not sure exactly what effect you're trying to achieve--what's the difference between "invisible dialogue" and dialogue that simply isn't there until the user clicks? If you just want to hide the window and then show it again when the user clicks you can do that with something like: &qu...

You can put the dialogue under the menu:

Oh, I see. What all did you change in order to shift the text box?

I'm confused about what is supposed to be happening here, but if you don't want the image buttons then hide the screeen as the other buttons do. Change action Jump("osbedroombasket") to action [Hide ("osbedroom"), Hide ("osbedroomib"), Jump ("osbedroombasket")...