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Hiya. I edited my code to be smoother, changing the player stats to default so I didn't have to constantly create a Python block when I needed to refer to them. I don't quite get what you mean by that, but maybe let me tell you things about variables in Renpy. 1. Better never declare variables insi...

Apologies if this is a long post, but I'd like to get this issue resolved soon, and wanted to make sure I provided as many different facets of the issue as possible. Thanks in advance to anyone who has any info on this issue! So it looks like your "stationNum" suddenly appears to be of No...

So my way to show some message to the player while not wanting the player to continue, would be to call a modal screen and use a timer to automatically return from that screen. screen show_message(msg, t=3.0) modal True text "[msg]" align (0.5, 0.5) timer t action Return() label start: &qu...

How can I make all screens (left panel, content panel and imagebutton) appear for each searched word? The imagebuttons are the same (because they are part of the browser), while the panels change for each word (left panel will show 5 possible results for each word, while the content panel will only...

For one I have the code like this (I called it custom_screens.rpy based on the tutorial): In general your code looks fine regarding my suggestions. But two issues: 1) The Jump("house1_pressed") should also have a label with that name, you just used my label name from the example which is ...

I was looking for that and I found this post with the same question, but I didn't understand exactly how that works. When you create a variable in Renpy script language using the keyword "default", Renpy will then create an attribute of that name inside its "store" object. So fo...

Hi, thank you for your response! Unfortunately I'm too green to be able to implement your example in my own code. I tried copy pasting it exactly for example and nothing is changing. I don't understand how variables work to adapt it to my code :(. I appreciate any help. Can you show me your relevan...

I can use the fixed: method too, where I have an imagebutton & textbutton as children, but same issue as it is with the button method, nothing shows. No errors, no nothing. Well, I guess there is no data / dict inside "wardrobe.top_unlock" that it can iterate over. Maybe post your cla...

I just hope that someone can help me. Hey, so there are different approaches here. The easiest way is to just store the choice inside a variable that you then use as the background. Since you are new, let me tell you something about images in Renpy: all images inside the "game/images" fol...

What I want to do is have an image button of a health potion, hovering it gives a tooltip of what it does, and clicking it will increase health and remove 1 health potion. How far have you come trying to create this for now? I mean what's the exact issue you have? So here is how you create an image...

I know how to remove choices with a menu choice, but not how to do it with buttons. Any assistance? You just have to save what was visited either in a single variable or a list or whatnot and then check for that condition inside of the screen. An example (which also works for imagebuttons in the sa...

I am trying to add the cost of clothing to my shop, alongside an image. I've tried the fixed and button methods shown in both images, but nothing happens. no images, buttons, or text are displayed. Your imagebuttons inside the grid use the contents of the loop variable "key" as the image ...

Thing is, I noticed that jumping to a label hides the screens, ... That is only true if you called the screen in question, instead of just showing it. There is no need to put it on another layer, it makes things more complicated in my opinion. Screens should be shown on the screens layer, not elsew...

Hello, did it work? If so, could you please share the code? I need the same thing, but I'm not good enough in coding for this. Here is a very simple way of doing it, just put the image into your images folder for that. You can of course add another eyeball, figuring that out should be a little lear...

. init python: eye_angle = 0 screen Eyes(): add "eyes.png" # Replace "eyes.png" with the name of your eye sprite timer 0.1 repeat True action Jump("update_eye_angle") label update_eye_angle: python: mouse_x, mouse_y = renpy.get_mouse_pos() eye_x, eye_y = # Eye center c...