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The alpha property used by imagemaps is set on True by default, but you can set it to False. Thank you. This option is good, but it turns my hard-shaped buttons into rectangulars. Thats not good. I've decided just to put some color filling with low opacity on my idle/hover images, so renpy's alpha ...

Well, I've got another question. I've got screen with an imagemap, which has ground and hover images. Ground and hover images are mostly transparent. I need to set some transparent area of that images as a hotspot. Or some kind of button. But, as I see, RenPy disallow that because it recognises as h...

That worked! Thank you!

This. I have image statement with ConditionSwitch: image something = ConditionSwitch( "x == 1","images/thing_1.jpg", "x == 2","images/thing_2.jpg", "x == 3","images/thing_3.jpg", "x == 4","images/thing_4.jpg", ) And I ha...

Overcommed that issue. Problem was not in JDK, it was in Ren'Py versions incompatibility. I've got Ubuntu20 virtual machine on my Windows10 system and I've got a Ren'Py on both systems, both addressing one folder with game code. Somehow Ubuntu updated Ren'Py version from 7.4.6 to 7.5.1 and I didnt n...

Hello! I've got a problem. My Ren'Py version is 7.4.6 and I've got a stable build for my game. But recently i've updated my JDK for Android build. After that Ren'Py somehow broke save/load system in a game, and I can't load my old save games. I've got this right after click specific save file in a &...

Screen actions are use restart interaction internally, so using SetVariable() action will show the new value Yes, I'm using SetVariable() in Screens, but here I've changed variables in python func, not in Screen. It worked! renpy.restart_interaction() updates variable in the given Screen in real ti...

Hello! I've making a point&click minigame for my novel. I'm using slightly updated through inheritance SpriteManager. And I need to get counter on the screen, where I can count sprites left on screen. I've got that label in game.rpy: label minigame: $ items = dict( item1 = ((995, 1206), (428, 47...