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There isn't really a reason to use that specific code since it seems to force you to create the displayable manually, which is what's tripping you up. I would suggest using new style tooltips (https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_actions.html#tooltips) and renpy.get_mouse_pos() if you need the tool...

This is a late necro, but I was looking through my old posts looking for something and came across this. I'd forgotten about renpy.focus_coordinates() like an idiot, but here's an update if you want to switch away from the grid. screen test(): vbox: xpos 300 ypos 300 textbutton "test1": action NullA...

If you set yminimum instead of ysize, the box will grow to fit if necessary. But you'll probably need to check your images and positioning to see if those will work with a resized box.

You could fiddle with zorder and such to make it work, I imagine, but perhaps someone else will have a better idea.

I can't think of a very good way to do this off the top of my head, but a quick workaround that comes to mind is using an hbox with a null image. hbox: $ tt = GetTooltip() if tt: # add the actual tooltip here else: null width 200 # 200 is a placeholder - the width should be the width of the tooltip ...

Another option would be to simply use an If() or plain if conditions to have two different buttons or actions instead of utilizing the insensitive state.

I don't think you can have more than one side image showing anyway since for side images the TAG itself is side, which means any side image would replace any other side image. Since you said you would define who's in the scene anyway, I don't see why you couldn't just do a round of show statements a...

If you're using watch xy_pos, then it's just not getting updated. I don't know what you're trying to DO with that xy_pos so I can't offer real advice, but you'll see it being updated in watch if you throw a renpy.restart_interaction() in there. If you're using the watcher in the developer tools, tha...

You need to either 1. create a new instance each time the debuff is applied (i.e., member.dot.append(DoT(args)) ) or 2. if you have something like poison = DoT(args) and you're doing member.dot.append(poison) , you need to deep copy that predefined instance. Googling deep copy python will turn up a ...

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You can use a for loop in screens (but not while). It should be add, not show also.

Twee is the annotation system. Tweego is a program that can convert between twine (html file that can be opened in the Twine program) and twee both ways. Do whatever feels more comfortable for you, but my point is that since twee uses simple text notation it would be easier for you to convert that t...

I'm not aware of any auto convert solutions but you can convert to twee (http://www.motoslave.net/tweego/ ) and working from there shouldn't involve all that much extra work.

Wouldn't it be simpler to use config.menu_include_disabled ? https://www.renpy.org/dev-doc/html/conf ... isabledYou

Caveat that I don't really use layered images, but I'm pretty sure you can also add normal attributes other than speaking_attribute as needed. Quick search shows a couple hits here that use speaking_attribute with layered images. ETA: Eh, my bad. Grabbed a layeredimage example to take a look, seems ...