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Oh, right, forgot to say this method replaces the textbox, so either just replace the current textbox image with a fully transparent one, or maybe just background None And to get it to work, all you'd do is paste my code into your project, probably above the start label where you have your character...

A possible solution to the show/hide problem. It uses a screen that checks if the say screen is being shown to control showing/hiding another screen. Just add show screen textbox_checker just after the start of the game. I tested it using full size (1920x1080) images, so you may need to adjust the n...

Made a bit of progress on my own and think I got it working. screen systemmap_location_menus(location): modal True imagebutton: idle "gui/systemmap/5percent.png" hover "gui/systemmap/5percent.png" focus_mask None action Hide("systemmap_location_menus") frame: pos system...

(It seemed like it would be best to re-open this topic rather than create a new one, but I can do that if it's preferred.) So I broke things again by once more adding extra complexity. This is the current code I'm working on. default systemmap_location_lists = { "sol" : #primary location {...

Thank you both for the help, I got both solutions to work and learned a lot about how to do things in different ways.

I seem to be unable to resist complicating my life, but my desires often outstrip my abilities. This time I am trying to create a function to determine how far a destination is, and calculate various things relating to that. I created a series of lists that contain distances between a current locati...

Thank you for the suggestions, but unfortunately the first doesn't work. With my imagebuttons like this: hbox: xpos 90 ypos 60 imagebutton: auto "gui/hud/Apps/Goals/old/current_%s.png" focus_mask True selected goal_app_currenttoggle == True action [ SetField(log, "tvar", "Ac...

This seems like a dead topic unfortunately, but in case it's not I could use some help modifying the example to use in my own project. Currently, the buttons to switch between current and completed quests are generated automatically via a for loop, but I'd like to use my own, existing imagebuttons. ...

Alright, after more tweaking and changes, I have gotten it to work the way I like. In case anyone else can find this useful, the code is like so. default systemmap_location_lists = { "sol" : { "coordinates": (450, 430), "buttons": [ "Dyson Ring", ], }, "m...

Thank you both for the suggestions/help. I didn't know there was a difference between lists and dictionaries, but it makes sense looking at the docs. For the mouse_pos stuff, it was just part of the menu example I found/modified, I think it was intended for an inventory or something. I agree that it...

I found a very helpful example on here for creating a menu using buttons, which pops up near the mouse when you click on a location button. http://tinyimg.io/i/L3iB6Uu.jpg default systemmap_location_lists = { "sol", "mercury", "venus", } screen systemmap_location_menus(...

Well I'm not sure what dumb thing I did to break it originally, but just adding yalign 1.0 to the vbox did what I want.

NVL by default starts adding entries at the top and they get tacked on underneath until the list length hits your limit. Is there a way to have them start at the bottom instead, still get tacked on underneath but push the older entries up? I'm guessing that it would require some adjustment to the nv...

Okay, it was just me being dumb and setting the wrong expression names in the function call. This is perfect, thank you again.

Thank you so much for the help. I've implemented the better/simpler one (because better/simpler) but it doesn't change the variables. No errors, just not seeming to do anything currently.