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Hello, There is a python library : matplotlib , that allows you to make graphs. It's a bit like the pestle hammer to crush a fly (French formula to say that the tool are clearly oversized compared to the objective) but I only know this library to do that. The advantage is that it is well documented....

And i want to know what away are good for made an type of FAQ in game like this image Salut :wink: A newbie' s notice: a screen with textbuttons for the left, these textbuttons calling labels containing a screen for the right part with other textbutton for questions triggering calls with dialog res...

Or python: listA = [1,2,3,4,5] listB = [2,4] listA = [i for i in listA if i not in listB] listA is then equal to [1,3,5] Avoids problems if the order of the elements is different in the two lists: if listB = [4,2] and not [2,4] With the loop written by Per K Grok with listB = [4,2] we have the follo...

Thanks Plulovi and Alex for this post, it corresponds to a problem that I hadn't really solved: animating a button and play sound when and only when I click on it. In my case, the button wasn't supposed to disappear. (A padlock that was supposed to move and squeak when you click it. But unfortunatel...

If "first2" appears that a pause between play movie and scene first would allow "first" to be displayed ?

Why a call, and not a jump label main_menu? Maybe it would work?

I don't know if I understood your request correctly. But in order that an image is always positioned in the same way, we can write: image jparle_tc: Solid('505a', xysize=(320, 240)), truecenter image pierre_tc: "images/pierre2 mad side.png", truecenter image pierre = "images/pierre2 m...

isobellesophia wrote: ↑Fri Oct 18, 2019 10:24 am

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"Here" xalign 0.5 yalign 0.0

I don't know why, but I prefer this solution.
Thank you all!

dellcartoons wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2019 6:54 am EDIT: Never mind. I got it

It might interest readers that you give your solution!

Alex wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2019 6:23 am you can call it paranoia...))

it's true that your avatar, when he frowned, looked paranoid.
I tested it without the repeat it works!
thank you again.

Thank you Alex, great example! It took me a little while to understand all the code but it's okay. Only one question: why repeat False in timer 2.0 action Hide(tag) repeat False This code has no reason to repeat even without repeat False ??? I love this kind of improbable code, just for the beauty o...

YES! Great, it works perfectly. The use of _tag is the key. I saw the use of tag in the doc on: renpy.hide_screen(tag, layer=None) and renpy.define_screen(name, function, modal="False", zorder="0", tag=None, variant=None) Actually he talks about _tag, usable with the solution pro...

Lazy, not really, I often see you answer on the forum where you solve a lot of problems. ren'py it's a real tour de force (challenge) to have written this with python 2.x and pygame, it's quite fluid. For the documentation I think my nullity in English and the poverty of google trad counts a lot! Th...

they're finicky, slow and as far as I know, there's no documentation on them. OK, ok :cry: I see, everything I love... Especially the lack of doc, it's the most horrible thing I know. I'm not opening this Pandora's box! Thank you for the feedback! By the way, how do you like the ren'py doc? Persona...

Maybe in python with something like: dicScreen = dict(); var = 'screen'+i; dicScreen[var] = 'nameScreen'; if there are functions or methods equivalent to screen name, show screen name and hide screen name in python. To be explored renpy.define_screen(name, function, modal="False", zorder=&...

yes this would be necessary to create a large number of screens on the fly with a call and put the generic code in a block. For me, that was the goal. Yes when we do not know the number of screens that will have to be called in a loop or under a condition and be able to manage them individually. And...