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I believe the config store is treated specially in define statements and hoisted to be some of the first things defined. I'd suggest storing your version in config.version instead.

You can do it this way, which still has a little duplication, but at least you're not duplicating entire menus, only those bits where you need the difference. There are other ways to do this with even less duplication but they're far more complex and very unlikely to be worth it in this scenario. me...

Try adding the line below to your game, it will make text render at the resolution you defined for your game and then scale it up like it would an image which should give it that old-school blurry quality you're looking for, rather than the default which tries to keep text as crisp and readable as p...

Think this is the one you're looking for: src: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_a ... Preference

By default Ren'Py does some clever stuff when loading textures such that it automatically determines the bounding box of non-transparent pixels to avoid loading lots of null space into video memory, that may make checks outside that area less costly, but that's speculation on my part. That the area ...

The short answer is: no. The longer answer is that it's a performance issue that comes with using focus_mask with an image. Each time the cursor moves Ren'Py has to look up the corresponding pixel in the mask, check if it's transparent, and then either abort or execute the normal focus behaviour. Wo...

I believe there were two primary causes for your problems. The first was the calculation of the uv value, which I believe was being done twice with the result that the shader was only ever sampling a single pixel, explaining your blue screen. The second was that the the ShaderDisplayable class never...

For the sake of balance, here are two options that do keep it all within the screen: They both presuppose that you only want to click each item once, with the buttons getting disabled once clicked. It is possible to modify them if you wish to keep all buttons clickable until all have been clicked at...

That config setting only impacts inline say attribute transitions (assuming a say attribute transition is also configured), and not show statements which is what's being used here.

Glad it helped, also I think you can use the "wait" tag to introduce a delay (in seconds) mid-dialogue line, in order to avoid abusing the cps tag, like so:

Update: Just realised I necro-bumped this by accident as a result of finding this thread via the more recent post in the "Gripes" thread. Ooops! :oops: It sounds like what you want is the layer-aware transitions, which are achieved by using a python dict with the with keyword as in the example below...

I'd guess that the xpos , ypos values you want actually belong to a Transform to which test123 is a child, explaining the values you see. It might be better to try and explain what broader problem you're trying to solve with this information, as at the point you find yourself pulling displayables ou...

Here is an example if you want it to affect all dialogue in your game, it filters all the text, splits it to words and obfuscates/changes the font of the unknown words. In this example it's changing the text to red, but you can easily alter the tags being applied, just take care to note the double {...

Sounds like you're looking for the menu set functionality.

Appologies, misread the question. Glad you got it sussed. :)

The problem you have is that $testfunction() is a single Ren'Py "statement". And calls return control to the next statement, so any call triggered within your python code will return control flow to the next statement, i.e. "End of Loop" . The from_current argument mentioned by Alex alters this beha...