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Is there a way to check if an image touches other image and if possiple make it a function?

#checks if item is in list: if item in list: pass else: pass # check if item not in list if item not in list: pass If item is an instance of your own class without defined comparison operators, you can run into identity vs equality problem, but for built-in types it should work fine. Yup, works fin...

So I made a code that removes an item from the list, but I have problem checking if it's still in. Any ideas how to fix it? This removes the item (works fine (i hope)) $ renpy.random.shuffle(list) $ list1 = lsit.pop() And this checks if item's not in the list: imagebutton: if list != "item_1": idle ...

You can use the background property for your frame. It takes a displayable, so you can use Solid to change the background color. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/style_properties.html#style-property-background Here's an example: frame: background Solid("#000") I suppose the reason why your frame is w...

I tried making an scrollabre gallery, but after adding frame with viewport, the background area turned out to be white. Is there a way to change it's color?

Could you please run it and test if it works for you? Apparently there are no function improvement on my side after correcting the code. Works for me: screen gallery(): frame: xpos 250 ypos 150 side ("c r"): area (1,0,1540,770) viewport id "gallery_viewport": draggable True mousewheel True vbox: te...

It looks ok. I believe your images are less than the size of the viewport. You can add some empty elements to change the child_size of the viewport. You also should consider using vbox or grid to simplify adding elements in the viewport. screen gallery(): add "gallery_img" frame: xpos 250 ypos 150 ...

I wanted to create an inage gallery and make it scrollable to avoid creating pages. I've created an frame but can't get it to move. Any ideas how to fix it? screen gallery(): add "gallery_img" frame: xpos 250 ypos 150 side ("c r"): area (1,0,1540,770) viewport id "gallery_viewport": draggable True m...

# Do you want to pick up a random item and leave it in container? $ item = renpy.random.choice(container) # Do you want to pick random item and remove it? $ renpy.random.shuffle(container) # Once at the beginning # . . . $ item = container.pop() It works perfectly, thank you very much, Ocelot!

I was thinking about creating a mini game about pulling out random items from a container. Let's say I have a list:

default container = [*stuff possible to pick up*]

What is the easiest way to write a code randomizing and then picking out single items from that list?

enaielei wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 04, 2022 12:12 am

If you'll see the "show" example in my code, there are no quotes there.

Can't believe I fell into that. It works perfectly, thanks!

Maybe try avoiding using the "image" word itself in naming your image. You can also post here your full traceback. So here's that part of the code: label unit_1_deploy: $ unit_1_deployed = True if selected_tile == 1: $ tile_1 = True show "unit_chara" hide screen unit_list And the traceback: I'm sor...

Movie(fps=24, size=None, channel=u'movie', play=None, mask=None, mask_channel=None, image=None, play_callback=None, side_mask=False, loop=True, start_image=None, ** properties ) The properties parameter here is probably the one you're looking for. image my_image = Movie(..., align=(0.5, 0.5)) # pla...

I defined an .webm file as an image and resized it. Now I want to make it appear somewhere in the screen using "show image", but it seems "image my_image does not accept position attributes". Is there a way to do it without setting up a new scene?

In short, no. call screen some_screen in reality is just roughly: show screen some_screen(_transient=True) $ ui.interact() Transient screens (and everything on transient layer) are automatically hidden after any interaction. That includes running an action as a response to button press. Second scre...