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I've just finished customizing my yes no prompt to show a transparent background whenever it appears, and it's been working great. However, I noticed that when I exit (by clicking the x button of the window), it only works when I'm already playing the game. If I try to exit from the main menu, it br...

Asceai wrote:
What are screen transitions? There is no config.screen_transition so I don't know what you set to fade.

The one I mistook was , which isn't actually screen transitions as you said! I realized what I needed was . Thanks!

A few details: Return() doesn't do what return does , it sets up the return value of the screen and closes the screen. call screen , as opposed to call label_name doesn't actually put stuff on the stack, or, if it does, it pops them as a matter of self-clean up. To convince you, please try this cod...

There's a call stack, but it's only for subroutines (for simplicity I'm ignoring Python's call stack). That is, 'call (label)'. Despite the similar name and the fact that return is involved, it has nothing to do with 'call screen (screen name)' Call screen merely interrupts the control flow in renp...

Ahh okay, since indentation seems to be a problem, here's a direct copy paste of my code: label start: #start of my game etc, to the point where i bring up the yes/no prompt window and start jumping and calling "I decided to go..." window hide $ renpy.pause(0.8, hard='True') jump town ###The reason ...

Ah, by calling the screen townmap, I'm calling up an imagemap (therefore the hotspots there lead to the labels parkprompt and so forth). Since the imagemap called the labels itself, I didn't indent the labels under the call statement...is that what you meant? Otherwise, there is the normal 4 space i...

I'm trying to use call and return statements, and been reading up the renpy label and control flow section . However, I'm having trouble understanding it. So far, I understand that when you call something, it adds to a call stack somewhere, and return would return to the items in the call stack. Thi...

If you want your sprite to show at the bottom left corner of the screen, your yalign or ypos should be a value closer to 1. A yalign of 0.9 would be near the bottom of the screen, for example. Right now it has a value of 0.0, which aligns it to the top of the screen. You did mention the reason you ...

I don't know if this will help, but here's a similar question about "window hide dissolve" not working that got solved... Maybe Ren'Py doesn't support it anymore? After all, it seems to have worked in the past. Yes typing window show before window hide fixed it!! The window show does cause the text...

When ending a scene and jumping to the next label, I want the textbox to fade out and disappear before doing so. The label I'm jumping to is an imagemap with the same background as the previous scene, so there's no transition of backgrounds to force the textbox shut. So far I've tried: window hide d...

That's line is still Python so you still need a $ before it. Also, you don't need to set another variable. $layout.yesno_screen("Go to the park?", yes=NullAction(), no=Jump("townmap")) Ah sorry for the late reply, was busy all day. This works fine, but when the yesno screen pops up, I can't seem to...

That's a) Python, not Ren'Py script language b) an Action, no less, so it's meant to be used in screen language only c) Missing a ) at the end You want layout.yesno_screen() That's Python though, not script language, so remember to $ it. Ahh, I caught the missing ) but it still didn't work, and I g...

I've checked everywhere and it seems the only info on Yes/No prompts is how to customize it, but what I want to do is actually script it during the game. For example, when given a choice to go to different locations on an imagemap, I want a yes/no prompt to appear when the user selects a location. W...

Try it using ATL only show Emily neutral: offscreenleft alpha 0.0 easein 1.0 xalign 0.5 alpha 1.0 Thanks! What do you mean ATL only though? I found this line of code in an older thread, and it works beautifully too. define dissolveleft = ComposeTransition(dissolve, before=easeoutright, after=easein...

Thanks yuucie but it seems like it still doesn't work. I tried adding the code infront of the CG but I kinda don't understand what you mean in the last part. Do you think you can give me an example? If not thanks again! Where did you add the code to? in your script.rpy, add it after: label start: $...