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Fixed, https://github.com/renpy/renpy/issues/1703 .

Alex wrote: ↑Thu Jan 31, 2019 5:47 pm Yet another sample of gallery with pages...

test_gallery_gui.rar

Thank you

Do you use the Ren'Py's Gallery object or your own method? I've been using the gallery class renpy provides, but its also not hard to make a 'fake' gallery using ordinary call labels. Will whip up an example right now, should take about an hour. I was trying to leverage the same page function as th...

isobellesophia wrote: ↑Thu Jan 31, 2019 3:00 am Hi!

I copied this code to somewhere else in this website, but i have one i can share!

Thank you for reminding me about the viewport

How many pages do you need? I just finished making a multi-page gallery system for another forum member just a few days ago, I'm sure I could easily adapt it to suit your needs as well. (it's actually one part of a project I've had on the backburner for over a year that I one day plan to finish pro...

I stuck with the page part.
I thought this is a common fuction that many games have... but I found few example.

Maybe I can make a universal gallery screen someday...

Well, according to the documentation, the command is ToggleSlideshow(self) Lets assume you have something like this: image cg_01 = "images/bg0.jpg" image cg_02 = "images/bg1.jpg" image cg_03 = "images/bg2.jpg" image cg_04 = "images/bg3.jpg" init python: g = G...

Imperf3kt wrote: ↑Wed Jan 30, 2019 4:41 am https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/rooms.ht ... eSlideshow

Hmm, first I've seen that.

What happens if you put a gallery object where it defines self?

I'm not sure what you mean "put a gallery object where it defines self"...

AttributeError:'Gallery'object has no attribute 'slideshow' This error message comes out when I try to use textbutton "Play" action gal.ToggleSlideshow() in a gallery screen. All the other parts of my gallery screen work well when I delete the toggleslideshow thing. I really don't know why...

As the picture shows, when I tried the sample musicroom from the official documentation, it uses the frame.png (in the gui folder, already replaced by my own image) as the background, which is obviously not fit.
How can I disable this and set another image as background?

I have gotten some error messages about running out of JVM memory during my previous attempts. But I Do have already written an "org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx3g -XX:MaxPerSize=8192m" line in the gradle.properties file. It still fails, I really don't know what to do now. The last error message is...

Apparently, 'android-presplash.jpg' is not scaled: android-presplash.jpg The image that's used when the app is loading. This should be surrounded by a monocolored border. That border is expanded to fill the screen. Ren'Py Documentation: Android: Presplash Hope one day PyTom can make it scaled...

Imperf3kt wrote: ↑Sun Jan 06, 2019 5:32 pm One solution is to make the image the larger size, and position things on it in places where resolution won't affect it (many phones still use 480*800 which is 15:9 SD

480*800 oh my god that's toooo small

Maybe you should look into screens.rpy and use some if statements.

This is what happened when I use a 1902*1080 presplash image on an android device with 2560*2440 resolution. Did I miss something or it just work so?