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I sort of wrote a function that returns a list of image tags currently showing along with their attributes on a string, I don't know if it's what you need but it can be changed later. I tried to explain what it does step by step but if you need more help feel free to ask. image eileen happy = "eilee...

You can use renpy.show() , show command's python equivalent to pass arguments to it. show eileen happy Is equivalent to: $ renpy.show("eileen happy") You could also write a function to automate the process as you mention, probably like this: image eileen = "eileen.png" image eileen happy = "eileen_h...

A bit late to sign the guestbook, but oh well... Hey all, RicharDann here. I really like videogames, specially visual novels thanks to the simple yet engaging mechanics and overall I've enjoyed every single one of them I've been able to play, I came to know Ren'Py thanks to Katawa Shoujo, a game tha...

Nevermind I used dictionaries in the end and it seems to be working, dunno why I didn't think of that earlier since I recently worked with them. Also I found a tutorial in the cookbook basically on this so I'll probably end up relying on it if anything unexpected happens.

Thanks anyway.

Do you want the image to quickly flash when the player hovers on the choice, or after the player already picked the choice? Either way you could make a transform that shows the image and hides it after a short time, depending on wich way you want to show it you would need to use different code. Here...

So I have different POV characters in my story and I want to have each of them manage their own set of items and clothes. And at some points I want them to be able to exchange items. So I figured classes where a good way to represent each character and their inventory. However, I want each inventory...

I realized this just yesterday, hadn't come up with a solution yet but timer looks like a fine solution, I didn't know it could be used like that, it works wonderfully. Only problem left is that the animation doesn't show up above buttons and other clickable areas, but that is to be expected since p...

UPDATE: Oddly enough, when I added the show animation code to the key statement, getting the mouse pos started slowing down again unless I double clicked. I started tinkering with it once again and I stumbled upon what seems to be a solution: adding a mouse_up event along with the mouse_down seems ...

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Divona wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 09, 2017 10:45 am

try to do it outside?

Yes, that works! I had originally planned to do it from outside but I read somewhere in this forum that it was better to do things locally if possible, but it seems better to do it globally for this case.

Thanks a lot, Divona!

I'm trying to make a screen where I need to get mouse position when the player clicks the mouse (or touches the screen if on Android), to then show a small click animation on that position. Browsing through the documentation I found renpy.get_mouse_pos() and it seems to be what I need. I made a scre...

xavimat, you're totally right! At first I thought button was a kind of hotspot like on imagemaps I didn't imagine it could accept children, this will be indeed very useful, thank you!

Well now I'm totally confused. There might be a problem with the pictures (but then Ren'Py wouldn't probably show them in the first place). Why don't you try creating a new project and star over from there? Don't change anything except the textbuttons and place them exactly where they were by defaul...

It is possible with a little Python programming, you might need to make a variable (or maybe a list) for every single possible combination of words, his, him, her, etc., minding upper and lower case as you write the script, it is doable but still a lot of work troublesome so most people use genderle...

That's odd, it works fine for me. Only other thing that may be interfering is the xpos property or the spacing, maybe the buttons are showing but off-screen, try removing those, or, just in case, use this code, I've tested it and there seems to be no problem in it: screen navigation(): hbox: style_p...