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I hadn't seen that (and I've searched so much!) but that's very close to what I'm trying to do! Andredron does lots of interesting stuff. I'll see if I can work with it.

Thanks for the suggestion. I've been looking into it, but I haven't been able to figure out how, where, or when to implement it. I've polished up my code since my original post, and things are working a little better, but...

For the moment at least, I'm really hitting the wall.

I'm working on something else I intend to give to the Cookbook/Public Domain, and it's coming along okay but I need some help (project files attached below). https://i.ibb.co/xCxmDfH/screenshot0009.png I'm displaying a book object with pre-defined text (so that many books could use this same code). ...

I made a lock-picking mini-game based on the Skyrim and Fallout style. If you ever wanted to recreate the entirety of Skyrim in Ren'Py (Ren'Sky??) then here's a necessary component! https://i.ibb.co/kG8PByy/lockpick-screenshot.png All you need is an empty room graphic, and one or more locked objects...

It looks like that code is not quite compatible with the way the preferences screen works in later version. But here's what I did (I used # on the lines that should already be in your screens.rpy - just to show you where you need to add stuff, but the only things to add are the lines without the #. ...

UPDATE: Here's an updated version of the code in screens.rpy which successfully uses multiple buttons (in this case, two). It seems to work! :D script.rpy still just uses: show screen button_screen screens.rpy uses the following (or this could be in a separate .rpy file I guess, in this case I put i...

I was working on my project, and I discovered that Ren'Py doesn't have a "button_pressed" state, for when the mouse button is down over a button. I want to have nice responsive "tactile" pushy buttons, so I searched and searched but all I could find about it was a post from 2014 ...