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You can try this (not tested): default histo = [] init python: def log(txt): histo.append(txt) renpy.hide_screen("myhistory") renpy.show_screen("myhistory") screen myhistory(): viewport: mousewheel True draggable True scrollbars "vertical" yinitial 1.0 vbox: null height 10 for i in histo: text i lab...

You can use "if" inside a screen. With a boolean variable it should be easy: default has_phone = False screen somescreen(): vbox: textbutton "Some button" action NullAction() if has_phone: # <-- You can use "if" here. textbutton "Phone" action NullAction() label start: show screen somescreen menu: "...

Have you tried this? https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/displayi ... ght=zorder

EDIT (it doesn't):
Never tried this, maybe it works:
image primadona:
"primadonna.png"
zorder 999

The line show bedroomgame can't work because bedroomgame is not an image.
Use: and tell us what error are you getting.
You are using the name "drag" for another screen, but the word "drag" is used inside renpy. Maybe that's conflicting something.

You can use the action SensitiveIf() to control which hotspots are active and which ones are disabled: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_actions.html#SensitiveIf default var = 1 screen test5(): imagemap: ground Solid("#880", xysize=(310,110)) idle Solid("#ff0", xysize=(310,110)) hover Solid("#80...

In your code, the name of the image is tv1 . But television is a variable that contains the string "tv1" (that's a simple string, not the image itself). In your screen: the line add "television" is telling renpy to add the image named television but there is no such image. Try without the quotes: ad...

Three years later, there are any new ideas on this? I'm interested.

For the very, very fussy: Note that flipping the image of a person that has clothes with buttons on it will change the normal orientation of the buttons. (or has a scar,a tattoo, or a single earring, or any non-symmetrical feature). I'd never thought about it until an artist pointed it out in this f...

If I understand it correctly, you want a time counter running in the back independently of the actual story you are telling . It's doable, but I'd advise against it.The reason: every player has a different reading speed, your story will change according to that; I think it doesn't really make sense ...

Don't put the random and variables part inside an "init" block ("init" means that it will be executed only once, at init time).
Put the random and variables inside a label, and call that label every time you want fresh numbers.

Is there a way to max the affection points? So if I keep on adding affection and want to max it at 30 or 100 is there a way to do so? You can use the min() function. If you add points this way: $ points += 1 there is no max limit. If you add points this way: $ points = min(100, points + 1) it will ...

Yes, before your "label start:" type this: init -2 python: Player_affection = 0 max_affection= 100 This start with 0 points. And set max points to 100. You can change both values how you like. Sorry to correct you. Better use "default" to avoid problems with saves: default Player_affection = 0 defa...

If I may... I think Per K Grok's code is not totally correct. :oops: - It doesn't use a "bar" at all, but creates a rectangle. The "bar" element of screens has a lot of functionality already included, better use that. https://renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#bar - It uses a "show screen" and a hard i...

Are you asking about looks or programming?

VideoGameVet wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 09, 2019 12:54 am

It looks pro

It IS pro. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celso_Riva

You need to learn screen language and put "bars" into a screen. Every bar informs about a variable. (I guess you know what a variable is, if not, feel free to ask).

Put the rotate inside a transform and apply the transform to the text with "at".
Note that positioning the rotations is tricky. Probably you'll need "rotate_pad True" in that transform