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Don't know why does it act like this, but get rid of "on show" block. Hey, it worked! I used the code you suggested, and the transforms are just as I intended them to now. The example was great. Not only do the images appear in sequence, their "on hide" parts also work properly. Thanks so much for ...

I don't know the answer since this looks more complex than what I've tried, but I have some notes: Firstly, something I also forget sometimes is that screen code is run during prediction, so the "on show" stuff might be happening before the game actually displays the screen. (Try putting $ print("t...

Dear transforms and screen wizards. I've tried to figure this out for two days now, and not succeeded. My troubleshooting hasn't yielded results. I have modified the choice screen, screen choice(items), to make it prettier. I'm trying to display four images when the screen is shown, each with its ow...

Your images need to be defined before you try to scale them, I believe, due to the order the images are processed. A workaround, though probably not what you want to hear, is to define two identical images, one scaled, one not, and use that in your composite instead Additionally, live composite has...

Hey! I use LiveComposite to build my game's sprites. This layers several images on top of each other. I use variables to control clothing and expression layers, so that means my LiveComposite code contains variables that Ren'Py references to complete the file paths for each image. Code that works: (...

Personally I'd go with altering screen choice in screens.rpy so you can run the system using menu: blocks as normal. If you add a prefix to the caption, you can then test for that and add a hovered ... default choice_exp = "choice_attentive" label start: menu: "attentive¦choice a": "mmm" "delighted...

Ok. First advice, maybe you know this already but, to be sure: Renpy uses actually different languages in label, screen or transforms. Labels hold the narration as it goes on, and have a flow and an order, they can jump/call/return. Screens are defined on their own, and showed or called from labels...

I suggest you to create your own screen, instead of using a menu. You can do it the other way, changing the screen choice, but a custom screen will be clearer. Tell us if you need help to create your own screen. Ah, yep, I've cheated and made it as simple as possible because I couldn't figure out h...

I'm trying to make a choice screen where there's a big protagonist figure that slides in and who will change facial expressions when you hover over the different choices. This way, I'm trying to give the player a better feel about what "mood" each choice has. https://image.ibb.co/mmrGVT/Choice_Scree...

Another suggestion, (sorry) ;) Have you tried "hover_sound" instead of "hovered Play" https://renpy.org/doc/html/style_properties.html#style-property-hover_sound Oh, I actually didn't! I will give this one a try too! Thanks a lot for the tip! :D Edit: I tried it, it worked, and I'm using it now!

I suggest you to not use hovered but the built-in tooltip in renpy screens. It automatically shows and hides on hover/unhover without worrying about it. (Use the hovered action only for the sound effect.) https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_actions.html#tooltips Tooltip can be more than a string,...

Try adding it to your action and see if it works? imagebutton auto "gui/btn/btn_main_start_%s.png": xpos 0 ypos 0 focus_mask True action [Hide("gui_tooltip"), Start()] # here hovered [ Play ("channel_one", "sfx/click.wav"), Show("gui_tooltip", my_picture="gui/tt/tt_main_start.png", my_tt_xpos=0, my...

Hi, I'm wrestling with creating a new user interface, and with the help of Leon and Uncle Mugen's Imagebutton GUI Framework , I learned how to properly use imagebuttons. I also got the notion to try using tooltips from that project, and they work, but they won't go away when the imagebuttons they be...