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And what do you mean by this? How does it limit you? Actually I'm not sure on what you want to mask out and more specifically what do you want to achieve. You want the buttons to be masked out like to not be blurred? Using AlphaMask() displayable, you can specify the mask for the displayable. If yo...

I don't know if you can achieve things like that to apply im.Blur generally to all of screen components even to those non-displayables. Your best bet I guess is to use an Image processing software such as photoshop, then make a blurred image then make it translucent then place it atop of all the sc...

Hello,
I would like to know if there is a way to create something like a blur mask that would blur the whole screen or layer, instead of defining and using images with im.Blur() function.
If there is a way to use the rendering API for blurring that renpy uses.

Well, I don't have that many variables, I was just asking hypothetically. But thank you for the answer.

Hello, this is more of a internal question than a problem, but I am curious if there is a slowdown or a noticeable pause when in a one click you would change 1000 or more variables from True to False and vice versa.

I would like to declare the image in the brackets, if I do it like this it works:
But if there isn't any workaround then I will do it like this.

I tried to declare this but gives invalid syntax error. If I declare that image under the default then it works, is there any way to have it like I want to?

Work very well. I just meant that your code didn't use my viewport originally but I got it already working in viewport. Just one last thing what is that action you used in list_scr. And thank you so much.

It works but breaks the viewport idea. I want to be able to add x items to the list and then have it displayed in a viewport. but your text "%s" % my_list[i] solved the problem. Also is there any way to add to the text like textbutton a hover action to show an image? For example with your list, when...

Hello I want to print a list as days in a viewport I have a problem with printing the list, basically it has problem with indices I don't know how to fix. In python shell it works when I use i but not in ren'py. (List indices must be integers, not unicode) define days = ['mon','tue','wen','thu'] scr...