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screen say(who, what): if who: window: vbox: text who: id "who" text what: id "what" else: text what: id "what" xalign 0.5 yalign 0.5 The following is a list of points that are all separate so you should figure out what works for you. I did not know assigning propertie...

Hi All. I've been having trouble as of late with trying to make conditionals work with the say_screen. Basically I may have 2 types of speakers: a Narrator/Monologue type which has its text displayed on the center in a specific font and its who variable not visible, and the default Character type wh...

This worked for me image test: "bg_001_01" anchor (0,0) xpos absolute(100.5) ypos absolute(0.0) label start: show test "test" return Check if you have absolute replaced somewhere in script maybe. Another option, delete lines with absolute and type them again, maybe some weird ch...

What about when I'm positioning it as an absolute type? Is there any way to specify that I'm trying to position my image 658.3458 subpixel in the y axis? I might be understanding it wrong but that's what I got from reading this in the position section. absolute (like absolute(100.25)) An absolute nu...

Greetings everyone. I've run into a problem where I tried to position an image with its xpos/ypos as an absolute value. Shown below is the code of the image. image bg2-desert: "backgrounds2/desert-2.png" xanchor 0 yanchor 0 xpos absolute(0.0) ypos absolute(658.3458) Running said code resul...

Thank you for the information, I appreciate it.

For now I'm just using the incomplete solution of making say_label inherit properties from my custom style to be able to get the results I want. I'm still curious however, as to how I managed to make it work last time without this workaround.

1. I just don't understand how it is overriding the style I assigned to it even though it has been removed entirely. 2. Thank you very much for this, I'll keep it in mind when working with Ren'Py in the future. So I have tried deleting everything in the cache folder as well as the .rpyc files, only ...

I was trying to replicate the solution that was given to me in my previous post that changes the properties of text through a custom style. It turned out to be simple, specify a style "style_name" after the text. It then inherits the properties within the style_name , simple and makes sens...

I kind of understand now. I'll try reading up more on it in the future. Thanks once again!

Good luck to all of us indeed o/

Thank you very much! Code presented above did the trick. I even managed to modify it through gui.rpy. Although I did have trouble understanding what you meant by using style_prefix. Reading the documentation I couldn't find examples of using it. Would you mind explaining what it does if it's not to...

You can point a screen element with a mouse and press shift-i to view the structure of the displayables and the styles applied. Style names apply automatically according to a simple algorithm. See: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/style.html https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/style_properties.html#style-...

Been tinkering around with Ren'Py lately, and I decided to make both gui.rpy and screens.rpy from scratch in order to better understand the engine. I kind of get how some things work now, but currently I'm stuck on how to change the font for the text in a custom window I named (following the default...