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Bump. 5 years later, this is what google brings me to, and it isn't answered. I'd like a character with name and left side image (all of which sorted, and I know how to to the standard input too) to ask for the input instead of the narrator. No solution? I'll google some more ...

God I'm such a dork. I took 'm from the button, they need them there :/
And it's seriously not the only two labels I'm jumping to and from (or indeed Call)
/me slaps forhead.

Thanks!

Outstanding, thanks a bunch.

This is the button: screen devNight(): textbutton _("Dev Night") style "stdButton" xalign 0.5 yalign 0.5 action Jump("toNight") Works like a charm Here's a block I jump to as a placeholder, mess around in it, have a button (devMorning) to jump to the next section or wan...

I have a time. 20.30 (variable) but only get 20.3 in text or expression text images The documentation gives: It's possible to apply formatting when displaying numbers. This will display a floating point number to two decimal places: $ percent = 100.0 * points / max_points g "I like you [percent...

Gorgeous, thank you so much
~wd

Hi action Call('show_interface') and return when done works like a charm and, as intended, moves forward a statement on return. In https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/statement_equivalents.html (relevant section pasted below) I read that I can have it return to the exact same place it was called from wit...

The problem is the image is defined once taking the value of name at the time of definition and isn't updated. (Also possibly the order the variable being defined -- have you added a default name = None or something at the beginning?) I'd try ParameterizedText (https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/text.h...

Nope, \n is a new line, works like a charm, no difference without it though

isobellesophia wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2019 2:12 am

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image name = Text("Her name is [name]", style="sayText_b26_trf")
show name

perhaps?

Hi First question after registration since I can usually find the answer using google (and ending up on a post on here) but not this time. I hope I'm in the right sub-forum, please forgive me if I'm not and please point me to the right one :) python: name = renpy.input(_("What's her name?"...