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So, I've been playing with this for some time, using the dev console to traverse the screen and its children manually. And, well, I simply can't understand what "widget properties" is supposed to be. At first I thought it was the actual widget's properties, like position and size, but that...

Using a python early block and it fixed it for me as well. My confusion stemmed from the fact that I thought it said "an early python" block (that is, an init). The "early" modifier for the python statement is also not described at all where it should be . All in all I am just ha...

Yes, all apple applications require a mac to be compiled. This is true for every single thing you may want to do on an iphone, not just ren'py.

Define a transform with the xpos and ypos you want and then use the at statement to use that transform in conjunction with your text.
Example:

Class UniqueButtons: class UniqueButtons: buttons = [Solid("#ff0000",xfill=True,yfill=True),Solid("#00ff00",xfill=True,yfill=True),Solid("#0000ff",xfill=True,yfill = True)] counter = 0 @classmethod def GetBackground(cls): bg = cls.buttons[cls.counter] cls.counter = ((cl...

The documentation can be a bit vague at times, but once you start to understand the basics of it, it's a great resource. Anyway, the basic idea behind ren'py is that most of the gui is done through screens. You can either "call screen" or "show screen". Calling a screen hides all...

It seems like a problem with Ren'py's own scripts, did you modify it\install recently? In any case I'd suggest just redownloading Ren'py.

You're using screen syntax in a style statement. Imagine you're painting a sculpture. Screens are the clay (they decide the shape of things) while styles are the paint (they just make something that already exist look different). You can't use ifs in style statements, while you can in screens. Howev...

I tested the above code on my laptop, and it works perfectly. I'm just confused, now, because my laptop is fairly old and unperformant (even just using chrome is fairly laggy) while my tower is a much, much better computer. Could it be an issue with drivers? Or with Ren'py settings?

For some reason, moving the mouse causes performance to sink. I've tested it with multiple things, but even something as simple as this: transform Blink: linear 1.0 alpha 0.0 linear 1.0 alpha 1.0 repeat image test = Solid("#ff0000",xsize = 300, ysize = 300, xalign = 0.5, yalign = 0.5) labe...

Have you tried giving the screen a higher zorder? Even a relatively small number like 100 should do the trick, I think say_screen has a priority of zero.

Refer to the documentation.

Are you sure the two images are the same size? You may have left some blankspace on top of the other one.

It seems that unlike nvl_menu, ren'py doesn't provide a default constant\reference for the adv_menu (or at least i couldn't find one). However, since we know that ren'py always starts with the adv style menu, we know that the "menu" name must reference the adv menu object, so you can simpl...

Extend is not quite the same thing I need, I've modified the screen so that it includes a viewport and I wanted to make a few custom statements to control its vertical bar (in this case, append makes the bar jump to the bottom so you don't have to scroll yourself). Anyway, yep, I feared it was a bug...