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Hi. I have a viewport and I want that his vbar remains always at the bottom, if it is at the bottom, and remains where it is when it's not at the bottom. This, obviously while what I have in the viewport change. Here's my code so far: #This is the viewport. screen images_screen: side "c r"...

plastiekk wrote: ↑Sun Dec 11, 2022 1:43 pm This does not require a python function. Just write a label and check the conditions.

A simple but quite effective solution. Thank you. I didn't thought that.

Hi everyone. I know that what I'm about to ask is probably quite simple for who know how to program. But I do not, so I have no clue. I have a simple time system that is a numeric variable ("daytime") from 0 to 3 updated manually when needed (0 = morning, 1 = afternoon, 2 = evening, 3 = ni...

First of all, sorry for any error. English is not my first language. The code I will show and explain you is not created by me. I only completed and improved it. The creator of this inventory (Milkymalk) explained it here ( https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?t=44730 ) and I will also co...

Ocelot wrote: ↑Wed Sep 07, 2022 12:41 pm There are two possibilities:
2) Create your own InputValue subclass and do conversion on the fly.

I have absolutely NO idea how to do that.

Hi everyone. I'm trying to get the age of a character modified by the user with an input in a screen. Here's the code: screen E_age: input default "[Eage]": pixel_width(500) value VariableInputValue("Eage") I want that the variable Eage to change according to what the user type. ...

I had the same problem, but the reason is slightly different. I explain it for anyone who comes over this conversation looking for a solution. Basically I had created an inventory, created the game and made some saves. After that, I decided to rework the inventory from scratch. From that moment on, ...

Here's my riddle: I want to show one screen in/on another one without have to repeat all the code of one of the two. I explain better: i am making a freeroam and I want that the player can move either with a minimap (screen 1) that remains the same or clicking on the doors or waythrough and, obvious...

Shie wrote: ↑Thu Dec 31, 2020 9:30 am if day <= 0 text morning

Probably you wanted
if daytime <= 0 text morning?

Okay. I'm a complete idiot. Thank you.

Hello everyone. I'm trying to make a screen that show the current day and daytime and, when the player clicks it, jump to the next part of the day. Here's the code: screen time(): imagebutton yalign 0.0: idle "gui/time_gui.png" action [If(daytime >= 3, true=(SetVariable("daytime"...

Hi everyone, this is my code. class Item: def __init__(self, name, cost, count): self.name = name self.cost = cost def pcount (self, number): self.count += number def mcount (self, number): self.count -= number I want that item.pcount increase "count" of one given item. But I know almost n...

Try to start game from the beginning (don't use previously made saves). Also, try to declare the 'inventory' like default inventory = Inventory() # The game starts here. label start: #settingupitems $ money = inventory.money Thank you. Now everything work just fine. It was the old save the problem.

The issue is that Ren'Py executes your code line by line in order. So, in this part you must declare 'inventory' before using it for declaring 'money' variable. Should be # The game starts here. label start: $ inventory = Inventory() #settingupitems $ money = inventory.money Thank for the support. ...

Hi everyone. I'm making a fantasy themed visual novel and I wanna implement an inventory system. I used the second example of this tutorial: https://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/cookbook/Inventory_and_Money_System and as long as I only pasted, copied and modified the code, everything worked. But, wh...

define gui.choice_button_text_idle_color = "#cccccc" determines the idle color of the choice button, its basically set to #ccc which is almost white. try setting it to other color. this might also help you in customizing the gui, refer to this guide https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/gui.html...