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The second argument is transition. ToggleScreen("test2", transition=None, renpy.focus_coordinates()) Oooh ok, thanks. @m_from space My menu is scrollable so the button summoning the submenu can be at almost any y coordinate. The menu also contains multiple lists of items that will change ...

Ok I managed to get it to work with a global Boolean telling subMenu if it should update its coordinates. Still feels like a huge hack to me and something that must surely be achievable by simpler means. :? I'd still love to know if there's a more elegant way to this and just get the coordinates for...

m_from_space: Thank you for replying. :) I learned a bit from your code (didn't know about enumerate, seems handy) but your solution, while clever, kind of ignores my initial question. From what I understand it just creates empty vbox slots to achieve the illusion of position change. I have a long l...

Thanks for your suggestion. :) Unfortunately this is of limited use because it only gives the position of the focused displayables and is not universal. The button example was just one use case scenario. Does RenPy *seriously* not have the simple function of allowing an object (button, displayable o...

This seems like a trivial question but I've been combing through the documentation and googling it and can't find an answer even though it seems like a very basic problem. Suppose I have an imagebutton which I want to show a screen and pass its own position coordinates to it. Fake code: imagebutton ...

Suppose I have a list of transforms, like so: init: transform faceZoom: zoom 2.5 xoffset -120 yoffset -20 transform charZoom: zoom 0.7 xpos 500 yoffset 40 Later, inside a function, I want to show a displayable at one of the transforms, something like: init python: def showChar(): renpy.show("ch...

Thank you, this works as expected! I experimented a bit more and I'm able to switch attributes fairly reliably. I have a couple more questions now : 1. Is it possible to programmatically define a LayeredImage? E.g. taking a list or dict of variables and turning them into groups and attributes? I've ...

I'm trying to make a paperdoll system for a customizable character, already did some experimenting with Composite, but LayeredImage seems simpler and more elegant in many ways so I decided to try that. But I've hit a snag: I can't figure out how to make the image dynamically change attributes via ch...