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I never had a problem with using text tags? I was just wondering if there was another way to do it but there clearly isn't, which is why I marked the thread as solved... I'm sorry if I made it seem like my question wasn't answered already ^^;

A simple way to enable/disable buttons is by using sensitive . You can either give it a true/false statement or a flag, so that the button is only enabled when its flag is true. For example you could add sensitive buttons_enabled to every button that you want to be disabled at some point, so then yo...

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Wed Jun 01, 2022 1:08 am

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define m = Character(None, ... , what_prefix="Mickey: ")

This also works but afaik there's no way to change the color of the prefix alone so I'd still need to use text tags. I have found other uses for prefixes/suffixes though so I appreciate the suggestion.

Sorry, I should've been more clear. I know how to style the text myself, I meant that it won't be styled automatically using the gui config variables without the who/what id. Also I got the look I wanted, I was just looking for an easier way to do it lol. Though I didn't think of using prefix/suffix...

I did something similar, but it seems like as long as you don't give an id the text won't be styled properly. So either way I'd have to use custom text tags, but thank you.

No matter how much I fiddled with the offset/pos/whatever values I just couldn't get it to look the way I wanted, even when the fonts were the same size. I finally found a workaround but I've realized that this is probably more trouble than it's worth... (because I'd have to redefine the characters'...

* Name always starts at the same position, text immediately after (position of text would shift depending on name length)? hbox with automatically sized Text displayables is the answer. Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by "automatically sized Text displayables." As in simply putting the text in an...

Hello, I searched the forum for a bit but I couldn't find exactly what I'm looking for. I'm trying to style my dialogue so that the speaker name is displayed in front of spoken text like movie subtitles. Here's an example of what I mean: https://i.imgur.com/VUbOFUB.png I know I could just manually a...

Maybe this would be useful? It's an in-depth analysis of the two main types of cases in the Ace Attorney series and how they're structured.

This project looks quite promising! The presentation is really clean, and I really like the character designs. I look forward to the progress updates

action #display text "Hey!"????? Just to clarify, this wouldn't work because you can't start a new interaction from within an interaction (aka the screen). Like you said you would have to jump to a new label. I know it can be a bit tedious to create a whole new label for a few lines of dialogue but...

It's a bit difficult to know what the exact issue is without the full traceback but at first glance it's probably a syntax error. See if this works: screen truckcenter(): add "truck center" tag truckcenter imagebutton: xpos 0 ypos 0 idle "truckbooth_idle" hover "truckbooth_hover" action Jump ("booth...

The answer is probably embarrassingly simple

Just my luck... Thank you both for your help!

Here is the code for my screen: screen kitchenScreen(): imagemap: idle Solid("#0000", xysize=(1280, 720)) #idle "invis.png" hotspot (336, 16, 171, 660) action [ Call('zipporahConvos') ] mouse "speak" sensitive buttons_enabled It works when I make the screen semi-transparent like you said, but when I...

I've really hit a wall but I thought I might as well throw this out here before I give up and move on. I want a way for you to click on a character in the background and have the camera zoom in on them before showing their sprites (similar to Danganronpa ). So what would be the easiest way to do thi...