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OK, thank you.

When text is justified, underlines in hyperlinks are not continuous and appear as broken lines. In my opinion this is due to the inserted whitespaces not being correctly underlined. See images below.

I had several ui.text piled up in a vbox. Every paragraph you see in the animation was a single ui.text.
I tried summing up the whole text in a single ui.text widget and all was fine.

A quick and short animation is better than words. Anyway, as you may see, when hovering on different hyperlinks, the underlining is totally messed up:

underlining focus bug animation

Using version 6.13.8.1675

is there any way that I can set the viewport to scroll down automatically with a python command or something? I tried looking at ui.adjustment but honestly, I didn't understand much :oops: It's not an easy task. I did it using a pure python defined screen, a ui.adjustment object and a "ranged&...

Just to confirm, is this with 6.13.8? Also, is this actually wrong? Ren'Py's justification ensures that all lines are the same length, but it doesn't pad them out to any particular width. (Which might be something to add, come to think of it.) It looks like what's happening here is that the reduced...

I'm working with justified text. Using a -0.2 kerning, the result is somewhat corrupted. See the attached pictures: Fig. 1 uses the default kerning. Fig. 2 uses a -0.2 kerning. If I don't justify text, everything is fine. Fig. 1 [default kerning] http://i39.tinypic.com/4io2kx.png Fig. 2 [-0.2 kernin...

Working with hyperlinks and hyperlink focus functions I experienced a buggy behaviour: let's suppose we have two very close hyperlinks (i.e. one directly above the other on two different lines); when I move the mouse over link1, the focus function is correctly triggering a "gain focus" eve...

Maybe a silly question: how do I change the mouse pointer on hyperlinks? Thank you.

EDIT: I thought about using a hyperlink focus function to change config.mouse configuration on the fly, but see this bug report.

You can change what the right click does (I think it's in the keymaps... mouse_3 or something...) but that will control all of the behavior of the right click, not just when operating a hyperlink. Yes, I know. I need a way to handle two different actions on hyperlinks, left-click and right-click, b...

Let's suppose I have a python defined screen with a text full of hyperlinks. Left-click on links is handled by the regular "hyperlink_functions" property in ui.text widgets. Is there a way to handle right-clicks, too? I wish I could do one thing on left-click, and another thing on right-cl...

renpy.focus_coordinates() finds the coordinates of the currently-focused displayable. How do I get the coordinates of any other shown displayable (i.e. obtained by a renpy.get_widget() ) ?

Let's suppose I have two screens. The first screen is shown, and the second screen needs to know the size of the main frame element in the first screen. (size of screen1 is not fixed, but dynamically defined by its contents). From screen2 I can get the frame widget in screen1 using something like: f...

In my project, most of the logic and data structures of the main libraries are in modules and packages.

Is there a way to obfuscate the *.py sources? I don't see *.pyc files anywhere, and I don't want to distribute the whole source of my libraries.

That should do the trick. I could use rich hyperlink labels, parse them and code complex behaviors in the hyperlink styler.
Thank you so much.

Suggestion: how about having a hyperlink style property for text based widgets in future versions of Ren'Py ?