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Ah, that's a good one. I'll do that thanks.

Currently the ESC key and RIGHT mouse click will bring up the game's menu. I have a game where I utilize right clicking on buttons as a unique action (as opposed to left clicking). Is there a way to keep ESC key as it is (to bring up the game menu), but disable the default right-clicking behavior, a...

@rayminator I don't quite understand the hostility here, I tried both ways and I am saying it does not give the right results. Have you tried the code snippet, because your own code gives an error.... Also, I already said the "text_align 0.5" showing up twice was a typo, and fixing that st...

@rayminator sorry that was a typo, but the problem still persists. If you run that same code on your end, do you see the same issue?

Also here is the button image, if anyone wants to try it out:

Thanks, how about when a background is defined? I just tried the following: screen test: frame: xalign 0.5 yalign 0.5 xmaximum 400 ymaximum 400 textbutton "Click me": text_size 30 background "images/a.png" text_align 0.5 text_color "#000" label start: show screen test &...

I've created a textbutton inside a frame: frame: xalign 0.5 yalign 0.5 xmaximum 400 ymaximum 400 textbutton "Click me": xpos 30 ypos 30 text_size 30 But the text 'Click Me' is left-aligned, not centered in the textbox. I tried to use xalign/yalign 0.5 on the textbutton, but this shifts the...

I have bar that renders a player's health. I would like to animate a healing spell, but also show the current health integer value as it increases. The speed at which the health increases is 2 seconds (for now). Below I have the code that uses AnimatedValue() , and I also have a text that displays t...

Hi, I have two questions regarding global variables: both instantiating them and modifying them. I have been having issues with reloading/rollback/saving because I made the mistake of only declaring the global variables inside the python init block, like so: BAD!!! init python: inv = "Ruby"...

Hi, I have a custom layer named ‘base’: config.layer = [‘base’, ‘master’, ... ] Normally I would declare a scene like this: label start: scene bg mybackground And that puts my image on the master layer by default. Is there a way I can make it specifically render on my custom base layer instead?

IrinaLazareva wrote: ↑Sat Aug 24, 2019 4:13 pm The transparent background will be black after the game is released. But if it is crucial, you can use this instead of «hide bg orange»:

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    scene black with fade

Thanks, that seems to have worked!

I don't fully understand the intent of this. I might be able to help if I do. Are you trying to show background images based on the time of day? Based on a variable? Are you trying to animate the backgrounds changing at once? I'm not doing anything fancy like that. I have a main scene where the pla...

Thanks, that's a nice idea, but now instead of showing the orange it shows a transparent background briefly and then proceeds to the next scene background.

I have a weird issue. I have set up a game where I set the background image using a simple add statement through a screen. However, it calls other labels which uses the scene statement to setup the background image. The game interaction loops around, so the backgrounds should be hidden/shown based o...

@trooper6 What is the width property of an "add <image>", if the first column is to be a picture instead of text?

I want to display a row of information, but because each column in my rows have a different width, it messes up the alignment when I stack my rows together. Here is an example: vpgrid: ypos 150 xalign 0.5 xsize 1000 cols 1 spacing 3 draggable True mousewheel True scrollbars "vertical" side...