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If you know what you are doing, styling can take as little as a few minutes. To be fair, I'll eventually reach that point, but it will take a very long time. I know what you mean, after using it over & over & over & over, eventually, I'll get it, but it would be great if that time spent can be allo...

hell_oh_world wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 07, 2021 9:21 am

Would be totally helpful if there is, but not at the moment.
Your best bet is to just resort to other game engines, use Unity or Unreal.

You forgot the link to their styling tools.

The fix: style someStyle: → style someStyle is bar: The problem: start project with working code first. Point mouse at the bar and press Shift+I. Find bar in displayables list and notice that it uses "bar" style. Click on that style. Notice which stlyle properties it defines, and your style doesn't...

EDIT: When you set a style to a bar, it needs to have these minimum parameters, or else it won't know what bar images to use: this works.... screen test50(): bar: value 100 range 100 style "i_hate_coding_styles____where_is_the_gui" style i_hate_coding_styles____where_is_the_gui: left_bar Image("gui/...

So guys, can I begin to claim that this is the ONLY way to trigger an animation on click in renpy? Do you guys know a better way?

EDIT: I'm going to be as bold at to claim this is the ONLy way to trigger an animation on click in Ren'py, and perhaps it is the official way? There is no documentation anywhere that explains how to trigger an animation on click in the renpy docs. Okay, this is currently the only way that I know of...

EDIT: Styles, in its current design is extremely time consuming. There needs to be a GUI, or else styling in ren'py will continue to be excessively and pointlessly difficult. If you visit the ren'py discord, you'll see people constantly struggling with styles, getting things to look how they want. T...

Default You can change someVar to whatever value you want, and that value will be saved in the save game. It will save even if you don't change it, as pointed out by Ocelot. You can test it for yourself. Change someVar during gameplay, then save your game and reload, its value will be saved. You ca...

Put it in your code like this: #TODO: Reminder: MAKE A REN'PY GAME label start: "hello" return #screens.rpy #TODO: change the quick bar and add imagebuttons screen quick_menu(): ..... Now, 1) In the Ren'py launcher click Navigate Script 2) Click TODO on the right hand side, and you have a list of al...

It's not a strange request at all. Almost all ren'py games fit into two categories: 1) Traditional visual novel (very linear, show some dialogue, show menu, make decision, repeat, eventually reach end game) 2) point & click (I call this non-linear, even though ultimately it has an end. You can move ...

Try to make your button change some variable and apply transform to the button depending of the value of that variable. default my_var = False transform my_tr(): block: linear 0.5 zoom 1.1 linear 0.5 zoom 0.9 repeat 3 linear 0.5 zoom 1.0 screen test_scr(): textbutton "Click Me!" action ToggleVariab...

I want the imagebutton to perform a transform when its clicked, but instead the transform occurs as soon as the imagebutton is shown. screen test50(): imagebutton: #problem: transform occurs as soon as the imagebutton is shown, instead of when clicked. # i only want the transform animation to happen...

I would try to pass Displayable with transgorm already attached: foreground At("personsFace.png", move_left_to_right_cropped) That worked ! Thanks! You wouldn't happen to know where I can learn more about At? I'm trying to find it in the renpy documentation. If i do find it, i'll update it here. ed...

It took me forever to find this information, so I thought i'd make a post here so it gets indexed. Then whoever searches for it should be able to find it instantly, whether via forum or google search. action ToggleScreen("screen_whatever", stringVal="bob", numericVal=50) screen screen_whatever(strin...

Weird, I still can't get the function in transform method to work. This results in error: TypeError: shouldWeDoIt() takes no arguments (3 given) transform left_to_right: function shouldWeDoIt crop(0,0,72,72) linear 1.0 crop(-200,0,72,72) init python: def shouldWeDoIt(): if eventVar == True: return N...