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Oh, I'm doing this too. The most famous parallax background code is inflexible, glitchy, and hard to wrap your head around, so here's a slightly modified version of the one from the most recent thread . Some time ago, PyTom made some code for a displayable that follows the mouse cursor in response t...

You could make a screen that catches the mousebutton click and make the the program jump to a certain label (or some other action you want to have.) screen catchMB(): key "mousedown_1" action Jump("nameOfLabel") where do i put that? under screens.rpy? if so, how would i apply it...

You could also mess around with keybindings if you just want to tie it to an another button. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/keymap.html

whoops, just realized my remarks indented in a misleading way. this would be more clear def event(self, ev, x, y, st): #insert here if x<0 or y<0: return #rest of code here in case of further hardships there is tested worknig example code #to run this toss any image into images dir of your project ...

Would you happen to know how to stop it from getting into its original position when the cursor goes past the edge of the window? on that occasion both x and y on UDD's 'event' section gain -1 value. so you just need to if these values out insertion suggested below is somewhat brutal, but might wor...

Chances are, it's because of the brackets. I do this with variables for my game all the time, and it works perfectly well for me.
Change [vimroll] to vimroll, and it should be fine.

I also tried using this image tracking code provided by PyTom in this Topic: https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?t=28495 This worked, but I have no clue how to tinker with it even after reading the CDD renpy page. I would like for the background image to follow the cursor, but only slig...

I really like this concept in stories. You may get some inspiration by looking at examples of other writers using a similar idea. In the series Fargo, there is a scene where the character Lorne Malvo is arrested by the police and changes his appearance to look nonthreatening. Secretly, he's a very ...

Hi. I made a custom menu for a game I'm working on. (I separated the navigation and main menu screens): screen main_menu(): tag menu style_prefix "main_menu" add gui.main_menu_background frame: pass add Image("gui/logo.png") zoom 0.65 add renpy.random.choice(['images/candace_neut...

(I know this post's title is weird but I tried my best to articulate my idea in the fewest words possible. Anyways.) Alright, I'll go straight to the point. I want to make my game's protagonist to seem like one of those typical nervous doormat anime protagonists. At the end of the first chapter, pro...

Using Per K Grok 's code (Method 3), I was able to create a simple point-and-click adventure game framework featuring: - Player-controlled walking using arrow keys (Credit for this one goes to Per K Grok! Remember to check out his posts and his channel! Also, this code includes his third method - us...

UPDATE: Based on feedback from Lemma Soft Forums and Instagram, I decided to keep my game's name as Speaking of Ghosts, unless I come up with a better name later down the road, of course. Hi! So, for the past few months, I've been learning Ren'Py, and it's coming along pretty nicely, in fact, I'm p...

Just tried this out, thanks so much for responding, and although I don't get an error message this time The Text Box Still Doesn't Appear :( Maybe something is wrong with how my default textbox is set up (it's been working, but I wouldn't be surprised if something about it was causing this) does th...

You'd have to make a splashscreen. It's pretty simple, actually. I assume you know what labels are, yes? You'll just have to make a label titled splashscreen, and it will appear before the game starts. Other than that, it would operate like a normal scene. Here's an example: label splashscreen: show...

I do have one more method to add to my cock book thread that I've not yet come around to do a video on, that is addressing checking if the key is pressed down using the pygame library. https://www.pygame.org Below a piece of code using that. That is probably a better path to go down to get what you...