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That worked perfectly, thanks so much!

I need to make my LiveComposite declaration dynamic (ie. use the same code to declare a composite with, say, 2 images and then a different composite with, say, three images), but I've been unable to find anything that would show me how to do that. Instead of: LiveComposite( (100,100), (0,0), "images...

Kia, thanks for your help! I think Wolf may have given me a way to get what I want to work. :) Did you try to use ImageReference("name") already? Worked for me. If i understood you correctly that could help I wasn't aware of that function (apparently it's only on the old wiki and not the new documen...

Is there any way to have an imagebutton (or equivalent) using an image that is already a Displayable? As a test, I set this up: transform tHUD_test: ypos -0.2 on idle: easein 0.3 ypos -0.2 on hover: easein 0.3 ypos -0.14 screen testHUD: window: xfill True yfill True imagebutton idle "images/rope.png...

Thanks, PyTom! I had moved around the renpy.redraw() a few times, but that was one combination that I apparently didn't try out... :oops: Anyway, for those who are interested, here is a working version of the test program: # ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ # # test.rpy [Animation tes...

My problem has been SOLVED, thanks! (I couldn't get [SOLVED] to fit in the subject heading...) How can I get a child displayable to animate based on a mouse hover? I've been working on a menu code using creator-defined displayables to replace the default Ren'Py main menu. I've hit a snag when it co...

I've uploaded the framework to the Frameworks Wiki page . I intend to write supporting documentation this week, but for now the English/Japanese keyboard should be plug-and-play for their respective languages. I was kind of wondering if it supported input-method style functionality, but that's compl...

Awesome, thanks :) The easiest way is to create an account on the wiki, and let me know what it is. I'm UnicornStudiosOsaka on there too; I created an account when I updated the Japanese translation page. Can you describe how this framework works, to the end user? Like how they enter non-basic chara...

I've recently completed a soft keyboard system for Ren'Py that allows users to input characters in both English and Japanese (with the ability to expand into other languages). Since renpy.Input currently disallows special characters, I wanted to offer this as a framework for people who need a more f...

If you can use Show instead of ShowMenu for your screen, the following code should work: screen parent_screen: frame: textbutton _("Show this_screen") action Show("this_screen",x=350) screen this_screen: frame: xpos x text "This screen" The Show() function allows for variables to be passed to the sc...

You need to define currentChar.

Stick this somewhere and it should work: You can set currentChar to whatever value you want; it'll act as a default value.

1) I have a character-selection menu made of imagebuttons in the main menu. They return a value to a variable 'currentChar'. I saw that the way to get that variable was to call the screen after the start label, then write $ currentChar = _return. But because the screen is the main menu, it would be...

Thanks for your reply. In a future version of Ren'Py it might be nice to have a screen property like "forceonscreen True" to force the particular screen element to stay within the config.screen_width and config.screen_height parameters. I got the code to work for the most part, except that the very ...

I'm currently designing a map module that allows users to specify the placement of markers on a map and will display the place name in a window when the cursor hovers over the marker. I want to insert a check to see if any part of the window is out of screen boundaries and adjust accordingly, but I ...

You can simply overwrite the screen. That still makes it work like a hack, though, because the new menu would overwrite whatever changes the user has made to their menu. Not to mention that it would be repetitive code; overwriting the entire menu means copying/pasting several lines of code in order...