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Excellent! This is pretty much exactly how I pictured it in my head. I'm still new to Python, so enumerate() wasn't on my radar yet.

The mystery of how to refresh stuff while scrolling will have to wait for another day, but you have given me what I need to accomplish my goals. Thanks philat!

I'll keep the default assignment timing in mind, thanks. As for tooltips vs. screens, they both work fine (though the screen takes less setup in my experience), but neither one's text location scrolls with the vpgrid. It's stuck at (x, y) where it was created until I move the mouse off of the image....

I'm using a scrollable vpgrid with many images representing different characters (in a character view screen). On mouse hover over one of the images, I show a screen with that character's name. When I scroll up or down, the name on the hovered screen doesn't scroll with the rest of the vpgrid. Is th...

Some of the best past advice I've gotten in design has been frame challenging. You want to use dictionaries, but this situation looks like it would be easier with classes. Would you consider changing your approach? Classes can make managing several objects with the same attributes but different valu...

Interestingly enough, both methods work since they both return x/y/w/h tuples. My problem was trying to pass the value from the button to the screen it was calling instead of setting the value within the called screen. I'll just say that years of sequential and OOP really make adjusting to interpret...

I keep forgetting that screens are evaluated before runtime. Ok, so how would I run focus_coordinates() after objects are created? I tried tying multiple actions to the hovered state: hovered [SetScreenVariable("coord", renpy.focus_coordinates()), Show("preview_screen", name = &q...

I'm trying to display a screen on top of a button when I hover over the button. I know the size of the button, but its position will vary with other factors. I've tried using renpy.focus_coordinates() , but all I get is a tuple full of None . Here's what I've got so far: define xSize = 400 define yS...

This helped fix my issue - thank you! Here's a working minimal project with multiple files: classes.rpy : init -3 python: class Worker: def __init__(self, character, name, unlocked = False): self.character = character self.name = name self.unlocked = unlocked # other attributes class WorkerManager: ...

I'm using the define statement to instantiate a few different characters of my Worker class. I'm then defining an instance of my WorkerManager class and passing a list of those Workers as keyword arguments ( **kwargs ), as shown in this simple project: init python: class Worker: def __init__(self, c...