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I'll be damned. Much easier and it works! Thanks!

There may also be an easier way to do this, but this is the route my brain took. So the opening of the game goes like so- label start: "Choose your appearance!" call screen character_select Then said screen look like so... screen character_select: grid 5 2: imagebutton auto "MC/01MCNeutral1Uniform_%...

Also received the same issue doing that as well. We have a few characters that are larger than the rest and as such they have specific definitions for left and right, which caused the same issue. Having it be present in the core files seems to alleviate the issue. If an update changes it, I can upda...

Fixed it, it was due to us trying to add in a new definition for 'left' and 'right' and for whatever reason, that was causing some sort of issue. So instead, I just went into the 00definitions.rpy file and adjusted the transforms directly to fit with the scope of our game and that seemed to fix it. ...

The characters can appear on the left or right (or center, but that seems to be where they flock to anyway), so while that is a possible solution, it would probably result in 2 definitions per character which, while not ideal, would at least work in the meantime.

Kind of a long title, but I wanted to make sure people knew the question before clicking on it. Anyway, kind of a weird issue that I hadn't really noticed in the game I'm working on until I'd gotten to the point where I started skipping through dialogue. Basically, whenever I use the 'skip' option o...

philat wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 03, 2019 6:02 am

On latest ren'py

Y'know I hadn't considered updating. How weird is it that such fixed it?

Nothing to see here folks, just a poor dev who didn't see the forest for the trees.

Thanks for all who responded- sorry I missed the very obvious.

Not as far as I know : / I've tried- ja @ 2 ja @ neutral 2 ja @ uniform neutral 2 And it comes back with 'expected statement' So for now I'll just toggle it with show jack 2 ja blah blah show jack 1 I suppose. It also didn't seem to work (I copied it verbatim) for the example listed so maybe the fun...

Hey all- I've been tearing my hair out over at this for awhile and finally broke down to ask for some assistance. It's entirely possible that it's something that I'm missing in my understanding of how something is supposed to work, or perhaps it doesn't work as written, or some combination thereof. ...