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I understand that I can explicitly specify hover_background. But I want to understand the principle of this problem and, if possible, put all the styles in style blocks instead of specifying them in the loop body Setting the background property sets the idle_background and hover_background properti...

I have a layout with non-standard sized buttons that I create in the loop, so I have to set my own background for a particular button. vbox: for i in range(len(btns)): hbox: for k in range(len(btns[i])) textbutton btns[i][k]: background If(i == 0 or k == 3, btn_opers_bg, btn_nums_bg) And because of ...

But in practice for my master file I could not apply it. There are classes, dictionaries, lists, functions, styles. If you managed to write all the necessary logic for the game using python, I don't think it will be hard for you to write it using Renpy label flow. Maybe look at some Renpy minigame ...

In your firs piece of code you are creating a unique draggroup for each drag. drag_raise only works for entities in the same draggroup. My goodness... You're right... I missed that. I had already started trying to find a list of instances of the class (whose names I don't know), and it turned out t...

I draw objects through a loop. "circles" is a list with the objects of the class. Each object has 2 attributes: picture and position, so in "i.img pos i.pos " I just specify which picture to take and where to place it. for i in circles: draggroup: drag: image i.img pos i.pos drag_name i drag_raise T...

. Thank you very much for your detailed response. Your changes really work. But in practice for my master file I could not apply it. I am too stupid for that. I can't take any more of your time, you have given me enough information already. Maybe in the future I can figure it out and apply your app...

Alex wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 23, 2022 4:42 am

You could try 2 options:
- create a game loop inside a label, so every turn/move will run some statement.

Hi. Thanks for the reply. I tried using a loop inside the label and changing the variable with each step (tried 3 options), but it doesn't work. I added this example code to my question.

Since I'm trying to do poker (for practice), I don't have a 'label' with dialogs. I use a lot of 'screens' that call up the following screens. I don't need labels, I just need screens. I only use label start, since it is fundamental. But I have a problem: the game doesn't save its state. Every time ...

I want to pass variables inside a function, but they won't change because they need to be made global. Before this, I used a simple way: 1. setVariable() 2. def my_func(): global money, ...(other variables) But it's more convenient to do it like this: def my_func(x): global x x += 1 my_func(money) B...

An example of barebones input screen: default character_name = "John Doe" screen name_input(): modal True frame: align (0.5, 0.5) padding (25, 25) input value VariableInputValue("character_name", returnable=True) screen some_screen(): textbutton "Change Name" action [SetVariable("character_name", "...

I am not sure what exactly do you want. If you want an input field within screen, there is an input screen statement and multitude of InputValues to update different kinds of variables. If you need something else, tell exactly what do you want. I want to call a separate 'screen' with an 'input' fro...

I've been trying to find a working example for days, I've tried so many options and nothing works. Most of the examples are for use inside the 'label'. But I need inside 'screen'. screen: some button ... action Show('get_name') screen get_name: $ name = renpy.input ... I am in deep, deep despair...

enaielei wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 25, 2022 5:47 am

If you want to set an item in a dict/list use SetDict.

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action SetDict("nums", 0, "something")

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Only the variable name must be without quotes
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This is to be expected: there is no variable nums[0] . There is variable nums which can be indexed to acccess another object, but does not make nums[0] a valid variable name. Even in Python anything accessing variables by name will break on trying to access object at list index. Just use Function w...

Here I have a list: init: $ nums = ['one', 'two', 'three'] $ num = 'one' The list is a mutable object. For python it would be perfectly fine to do something like this: nums[0] = 'something' nums[-1] = 'something' But it doesn't work for SetVariable Here it works: action SetVariable('num', 'something...