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Probably it has something to do with the mouse property of button displayables. You can specify the string there such as "spin" to change the mouse cursor when clicked or something. So my guess is that it overrides what your mouse changer code does. It's a property only for the focus... I...

enaielei wrote: ↑Tue Jan 24, 2023 5:52 pm I'm not sure what you mean by that.

When I click on button or imagebutton, the cursor does not change as it does when clicking any other space in the game

enaielei wrote: ↑Tue Jan 24, 2023 11:35 am That is mouse release though. Left mouse button release.
See my initial code where I plainly used "mousedown_1" (no prefix) as the event as an example.

You are right, I must've been overthinking it... thank you. Do you happen to know why it doesn't work on buttons?

enaielei wrote: ↑Tue Jan 24, 2023 7:58 am I think the "keyup_" prefix is meant for keyboard keys only, probably what you mean is mouseup_1.

No, I wanted to detect mouse release.

It means that you're using an old version of renpy. It's available in 8.0 / 7.5 . You can always use the config.overlay_screens variable instead. config.overlay_screens.append("mouse_changer") But if your concern is to always show the screen even in main_menu then you can try this. Since ...

Untested but should give you the idea. Not really, unfortunately... I've tried it out, and it gives me "Exception: config.always_shown_screens is not a known configuration variable." error. I've tried defining it like this and putting it before, define config.always_shown_screens += [&quo...

Hello, So I am trying to change the mouse cursor when the player clicks somewhere — regardless the location. So far I have this function, but it does not work outside of console because I can't figure out where and how to call the function on a permanent basis. Any help? Thank you! init python: impo...

Scaling down often introduces moire patterns: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliasing (check images on the right) Surely I'm not the only one who has pondered about screen sizes. I want it to look perfect both on 1440p and 720p. How do I achieve that? Is there some kind of CSS-style definition for d...

Several reasons. Performance, compatibility, battery life for mobile devices, output file size of the build, scaling (as large images are scaled smaller, a lot of the detail is crushed out of the image or blurred beyond recognition) Larger images don't always mean higher quality artwork either. A l...

Hello everyone,
I was wondering if there is any reason not to use the biggest possible resolution as default (apart from bigger assets)? I assume that no matter the size, renpy will resize it neatly for all the smaller screens, right? Or is there anything to keep in mind here? Thank you!

Hello! I am using a system where whenever a character ends speaking, his avatar is placed in a stack above the textbox. Unfortunately, I have encountered some weird behavior. If I, as the player, make choice, then everything is fine and other avatars are being shown above the textbox even if I hover...

Okay, I have figured it out. Indeed, I did not have to use side images for this, and I did not even have to use "show" for this. If anyone is going to be looking for a solution, here's mine: (and a bonus question at the end) - script.rpy: default interlocutors = [] # we start with an empty...

Imperf3kt wrote: ↑Mon Jul 05, 2021 5:39 pm You probably want a character callback.
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/characte ... -callbacks

I probably do, but I've been reading for hours and unfortunately have not found a way to achieve this.

Hello. I have looked through dozens of forum posts with similar discussions, but after trying all of them, nothing seems to work for my particular case. I have recently begun working on the visual side of my game and, despite thinking that it would be easy enough, have hit a roadblock that I can't o...

Hi! I've been trying to make a tutorial for my game, wherein as everything is explained it is also highlighted with a contour, or the whole of the screen is made into grayscale except for the part of the screen in question (say, as a colored square while everything else is gray). I assume Renpy does...