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I tried you demo, and I think the game is gonna be great! Under Linux, as soon as I tried to switch to Fullscreen mode, I got this fatal error: While running game code: IOError: Couldn't find file 'gui/window_icon.ico'. I kinda worked around it by going into game/gui and copying the window_icon.png ...

I had a look at the demo, and it was running fine.

If you're still looking for a Linux tester for the beta version, just send me a PM.

Bye!

Ok then, let's recap it. I made some small changes so I hope this is exactly what you're looking for :) In screens.rpy : screen seashellscr: vbox xalign 0.5 yalign 0.3: if gotshell == False: imagebutton idle "gui/seashell_idle.png" hover "gui/seashell_hover.png" action [SetVariable("gotshell",True),...

I'd use a hbox or grid, instead of a vbox (v means vertical, up/down) I don't know, I was trying to get that kind of box with the code example, so vertical made more sense for me. See the screenshot of what I got :) [The background frame is horrible, I know :P I just made it very quickly] In the ca...

Hi, new user here. PS. If anyone has a good tutorial about how to code these two stats in the screens.rpy, could anyone please link me to that? I want to add some icons for example, I don't think that's an option with the code provided above. One possible way to do it. We define two global variable...

I supposed picking the seashell was optional in the game, but then I saw your reference to a hidden object game, so maybe you wanna wait in that scene until the player picks it. I suppose that there are easier ways to do that, but... Oh well :) This one should work too. With the previous code, you c...

Try to define the seashell image like this: image seashell = ConditionSwitch( "gotshell == True", "images/shell.png", "True", "images/empty.png" ) Et voilà! :smile: The seashell image should then work with either scene or show , and it will change as soon as your code changes the variable gotshell ...

How can i add the "Competence" Object with just its name ? $ joueur.competences.append(objet_choisi.spellname) You can try with eval(object_choisi.spellname) ... It isn't pretty, but it could work. Otherwise, why don't you put an object reference inside the list of spells, along the name? You just ...

Rils wrote:Hmm, I didn't mean to make it vertical, I meant being able to put it at a 15 Degree angle.

I am not sure you can do it with text :O

Perhaps you can add the rotated name to the side image, and just hide the namebox.

Try to define the seashell image like this: image seashell = ConditionSwitch( "gotshell == True", "images/shell.png", "True", "images/empty.png" ) Et voilà! :smile: The seashell image should then work with either scene or show , and it will change as soon as your code changes the variable gotshell !

Is it possible to rotate the gui.name and gui.namebox? In screens.rpy , find the "screen say" definition. There is a line that says: text who id "who" Change it to: text who id "who" vertical True Now, when I tried it, the name was overlapping a bit with the text message. A partial solution was to ...

Hi there - so I'm making these lines fade in and out. I have some lines pausing. Will someone tell me how to get the lines after the {p=3} functions mid-dialogue to use dissolve as well? Just a question: have you considered using a slow typewriting effect instead of a dissolve? As it would be a lot...

Then you should look into gui.rpy , [...] You can change it [...] BTW, there is no need to edit gui.rpy , you should be able to do it just from script.rpy . Add at the beginning: init: python: gui.textbox_yalign = 0.0 and that's it! :smile:

Hi there - so I'm making these lines fade in and out. I have some lines pausing. Will someone tell me how to get the lines after the {p=3} functions mid-dialogue to use dissolve as well? I am not sure you can do it :O You need someone more knowledgable than me to answer that :mrgreen: Not only that...

renpic wrote:You mean, like narrator lines?

Or maybe you were thinking about something like this: