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Okay here is the complete code on how to show introduction text in a clean manner with fading, enjoy. screen cust_intro_text1: text "Welcome." xalign 0.5 yalign 0.4 at fade_screen screen cust_intro_text2: text "Hello, more information here." xalign 0.5 yalign 0.5 at fade_screen transform fade_screen...

Why doesn't this work?

How do I get show screen to use a transition?

show text "text1 {w} \nText2" with dissolve Text tag in launcher renpy, in tytorial That shows text1 & Text2 at the same time. I want to show Text1 with a fade then wait for user left click. Then after they left click, it fades in Text 2 below Text1. i've figured out most of it already, except I do...

I made each line of text a screen, so then I just show the screens. screen cust_intro_text1: # yalight .4 text "Welcome." xalign 0.5 yalign 0.4 screen cust_intro_text2: # yalight .5 text "Hello, more information here." xalign 0.5 yalign 0.5 show screen cust_intro_text1 pause show screen cust_intro_t...

If you want to pause and wait until the player left clicks, just use pause without a duration show text "Welcome." # wait for user to left click pause # *user left clicks*, but show text won't be skipped because we're using pause without a duration specified show text "This text won't be skipped." #...

When you click start new game, I want the following to happen: 1. black screen. 2. text fades in centered "Welcome to the game." 3. wait for player to left click 4. previous text stays on screen 5. fade in new text slightly below previous text "Welcome to the game." "There are many interesting thing...

game_menu.png is for the menu when you hit escape, load, save, about, help, preferences.

main_menu.png is for the main menu that shows up at the start of the game.

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I wish this forum had a thanks button.

Thanks

What file is this green horizontal bar? If it's not an image, how can I remove or customize it?



Is this even in the documentation? I was looking for it at https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/gui.html# but couldn't find it.

I got lucky. This turned out to work, but no where is it documented on the internet. define gui.quick_button_text_font = "your-font.ttf" I guess button functionality is universal among any type of button. A quick button is still a button and quick is just a custom prefix or something? Okay, I wonder...

I've been searching for a while now, but can't seem to figure out how to change the font of the quick menu buttons.

I think it has something to do with styles maybe?

In screens.rpy, you'll find it as a regular screen called "quick_menu" Adjust the hbox position or edit it entirely. Are you familiar with screen language? Do you know how I can change the font of the quick menu and the font size? I suspect it has something to do with: style_prefix "quick" Some whe...

In screens.rpy, you'll find it as a regular screen called "quick_menu" Adjust the hbox position or edit it entirely. Are you familiar with screen language? No, I'll need to look into screen language. Okay, I got it. I have to change the yoffset -20 screen quick_menu(): ## Ensure this appears on top...

How do you move the position of the quick menu? I just want to move it up by like 15 pixels.

Under the dialogue box you have buttons:

back, history, skip auto, save, q.save, q.load, prefs.

How do I move the position of this quick menu?