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I think you can simply do this without changing anything under the say screen, and just doing this... define yell = dict( who_color="#f00", who_font="some_font.ttf", # what_color="#0f0" # you can also pass styles for the what statement, just prefix whatever you want to pass with who/what/window ) l...

I think you can simply do this without changing anything under the say screen, and just doing this... define yell = dict( who_color="#f00", who_font="some_font.ttf", # what_color="#0f0" # you can also pass styles for the what statement, just prefix whatever you want to pass with who/what/window ) l...

So I've been trying to customise the say screen to allow different types of text. Something like this: screen say(who, what, type): style_prefix "say" window: id "window" if who is not None: window: style "namebox" if type == "think": text who id "who" color "#fafafa" size 10 elif type == "yell": te...

Easiest is to duplicate screen choice using different names... Then specify the screen in the menu syntax... screen alternative_choice(items): style_prefix "choice" vbox: for i in items: textbutton i.caption action i.action label start: menu (screen="alternative_choice"): "Choice A": pass Style/twe...

Hi there I need to have two menus. Right now on my choices screen I expect a parameter called type and I do something like this: screen choices(type): if type == “something”: ... else: ... And in my label I do something like: menu (type=“something”): “option 1”: ... But to be honest I don’t really l...

Hi there. So because my game got really big I decided to move on using database, but it got too complicatend so instead I just exported all the datas from the databse into JSON files. At first everything was okay, except when I have made some modifications in the JSON file. I still see the datas fro...

list+=list will extend first list with second's values, so [1,2,3]+[4,5] will be [1,2,3,4,5] list.append(list) with add second list to first as single element, so [1,2,3].append([4,5]) will be [1,2,3,[4,5]] list+=tuple works same way. Can you show example of list+=list working as you said? Yes you ...

display_menu will show menu even if you set interact=False, it is different thing, mostly used to show more than just menu before you start interaction. If by checking you mean adding (or not adding) choices depending on conditions, then you just want to replace park_questions+npc_questions with ac...

If you need to combine menus often, renpy.display_menu may be useful. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/statement_equivalents.html#renpy.display_menu python: park_questions=[ ["Weather","talk_about_weather"], ["Nature","talk_about_nature"], ] npc_questions=[ ["Favorite color","ask_about_favorite_color...

You can treat menus as labels as well, but only in `giving it a name part`. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/menus.html#in-game-menus The menu statement begins with the keyword menu. This may be followed by a label name, in which case it's equivalent to preceding the menu with that label label greeti...

Hi there, I have this code below. In my game is a little bit more complicated than this, but this is the main structure. Can I have in both of my greetingInPark and greetingInSchool the other two options from the npcMenu. label greetingInPark: mc "Hi there how are you today" npc "Fine, how are you?"...

You should see the difference if you'll try to show animation out of 20-30 fullscreen-size images...;) That's exactly what I'm doing I have a 30 frames animation but I don't see a problem with it right now, it might be because I'm working on a very powerful machine, but not all my players will have...

Hi there. I'm working on some project that will have a good number of animations. Right now I'm doing the animations like this: image test_animation: "test_1.png" pause 0.1 "test_2.png" pause 0.1 "test_3.png" pause 0.3 ... repeat Does it affect my runtime in a way or should I just import all the fra...

you could also use inherit like this. Here you can directly use your NPC class like a Character init python: class NPC(ADVCharacter): def __init__(self,name, **kwargs): super(NPC, self).__init__(name,**kwargs) def avChange(self): self.name="test" Example usage: default s = NPC("Sylvie", color="#f00...

Hi there. I have created a class called NPC. It has a few properties that could change, like name, relationship, color, age and so on. Let's say the player improves his relationship with that NPC and become best friends, when that happens I want the name and color to change. Everything works fine, e...