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Ported a game from Ren'Py to Godot
https://yumeiro-studio.itch.io/echoes-of-home

Also made simple match 3 template for Godot
https://github.com/0Shie0/match3

New point and click game i programmer for a jam
https://coolingcomic.itch.io/detective-lin

Bump

Updated price, edited description a bit

I'm here again. Was working more with Godot, here is card game i'm currently working on

Yes, you need to click on button to change input

I had this problem and wrote solution here https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=46738 In short you need to have only one active input at a time, so you can do if/else construction default focus_number = 1 if focus_number == 1: input default box1 pos(514, 168) changed box1_func e...

Kinematic text has atl tag, that aloows you use trandform on text, but you need to write your own transform Another way you could do it would be using image tag and creating image using text displayable like in here https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?t=23852 image underscore: Text("...

Open for work, currently creating/adapting code to make some of most popular minigames, this one is for bubble-shooter

Updated price and added new engine, since i finally became more confidend with Godot

You might want to use xffset instead of xpos in your transform, try that: transform auto_move: on hover: linear 0.3 xoffset -150 on idle: linear 0.3 xoffset 0 And removing focus_mask True where you make button If that wont help, try changing how you make your button, for example: button: xsize 154 y...

You've defined auto_slide wrong, if you want to declare it with ATL, there is At(), you can use it like
image auto_slide = At("auto_text.png", auto_move)

You can read more about it here:
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/displayables.html#At

Ok, i tride to play around and seems that you cant use [] in condition string ("[ArrowOne]Active == True")
+ you defining image in label and i think you'd want to show it instead

What values variables arrow_up(and others) have?