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Hi guys! So i've spend the night on this, but can't seem to solve the problem. I have an imagemap screen with multiple hotspots (an "explorable" location), which i show on a layer with a parallax effect applied to it. The code is this: init python: class MouseParallax(renpy.Displayable): d...

Hello, friends! Continuing to work and learn, ran into a puzzle. I have a very standard Imagemap: imagemap: ground "images/locations/marshome.png" selected_hover "images/locations/marshomedoor.png" hover "images/locations/marshomedoor.png" alpha False hotspot (42, 184, ...

Hi, everyone! Been a while. I was wondering if anyone knows if there's an argument that lets you check if a certain button is pressed? For example, to control certain events depending on which screen is showing, you can check it with "renpy.get_screen()", and then use it with "if"...

UPD: oh my GOD i can't believe how freaking easy the solution was. So the problem was that to start over the animation, a screen refresh was needed, right? But forcing a screen refresh would restart the interaction as well, which is not needed. But, for example, after showing a confirm screen, and t...

Thank you for your response! That is definitely a chunky runaround, considering all of my buttons would require a custom piece like that, that's gonna be heavy. I'm going to try one more approach and i think i'll settle down with the idea that it either going to loop just once, or it's going to be b...

Good day! It's a part of one of my previous questions, but i figured it might be a topic on it's own, hope that's alright. So as the title of the thread says, is it possible to implement Transform() as an action when clicked of hovered over a button? To transform an image. Something simple like this...

Thank you for the answer!! Yeah, i tried the button as well, but the problem still stays - because on each other hover after the first one it doesn't start the image transformation block over. I feel like something must be done within the transformation block, so after finishing the transform (but n...

Good evening! Yet again i have a question. So i use the "hover_foreground" button line to show a picture near a button which acts like a pointer. But the trouble is that it has an animation as it shows up, and it's not a loop - it supposed to just do it once. And it does - but since the sc...

Ohhhhh man, i used that Confirm action many times, but somehow i didn't think of simply using Play as an action like that. Thank you so much, i feel silly, haha!!

Thank you for the quick response and advices! The animation honestly is pretty short, but i see how it might sound or even be annoying. The pop-up is a zoom from 0.99 to 1.0 with an easein_elastic, and actually it lasts less than a second - so far on the testing runs it wasn't too annoying or hard o...

Good evening! So i suddenly ran into a problem while making finishing animations of the interface which seems to be a simple one, but somehow is not, haha. I am using a CTC in my dialogue window with a "fixed" position since i want it showing at a corner of the window. But using an animati...

Hello! So it's a bit of a tricky one, i suppose. I'll use a save slot as an example of what i was trying to do. I want a different sound to be played depending on what are you doing with a save slot - deleting it, overwriting it, or saving on an empty one. I am trying to do that inside of a slot but...

Ohhh that's perfect!! The rendering thing looks like it will need a bit of experimenting since that's something i haven't worked with yet, but that's okay, thank you! If any of you guys can give more tips about writing it correctly, it'd be greatly appreciated, but either way, at least now i know wh...

Good evening! I was wondering if anyone knows if it's possible to change the layer the mouse is being shown on? I want some screens\objects to be shown over the mouse, but i can't find any information on how to do this. Is it even possible? Also, is there a short command to show\hide mouse cursor on...

Bump, please? It'd rrrreeeeally help a ton.

Or maybe there's a way to write a function to add to the transform that'll define the position?