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Hello, have you found a better solution to avoid copying "$ narrator.add_history(kind="adv", who="Charname", what=_("the needed text"))" every time? If so, could you please share the code?

Hello, did it work? If so, could you please share the code? I need the same thing, but I'm not good enough in coding for this. Here is a very simple way of doing it, just put the image into your images folder for that. You can of course add another eyeball, figuring that out should be a little lear...

Any help is appreciated! :D 1. Create a screen that is also shown within the main_menu screen you will find in <screens.rpy> (or put all your code into the main menu) 2. Within that screen call renpy.get_mouse_pos() using a repeating timer of let's say 0.1 secs, which gets you the mouse coordinates...

I find it a bit inconvenient to edit bubbles during the game every time they are smaller than the text, so is there any way to set their height and width depending on the amount of text ? Also the problem is that in renpy.variant('small') the text's size is bigger and I have to make bubbles too big ...

Also interested since bublé came up.... I should check out the info on this... Thanks to @m_from_space, I've made this: screen bubble_input(prompt): style_prefix "bubble" frame: style "bubble_window" background Frame("gui/thoughtbubble2.png", 55, 55, 55, 55) #your bubb...

Yes, Renpy handles all of this as part of the renpy.input() function, so you can just pass the usual keyword arguments like "length", "exclude", "mask"... at least I hope it won't raise some exception because the prompt is not just a string anymore. Yeah, me too... I m...

Edited: oh, one more question: with this code, will I be able to set things like input length, allowed characters and so on? Yes, Renpy handles all of this as part of the renpy.input() function, so you can just pass the usual keyword arguments like "length", "exclude", "mas...

Normally, the "input" screen is doing the work here. You can find it inside <screens.rpy>. So depending on what you want, you either change that screen, making sure it has a namebox that shows the name of a specific character, or you create your own screen and tell that when using renpy.i...

Andredron wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 7:39 am Also interested since bublé came up.... I should check out the info on this...

Have you found a solution yet? I would really like to know!