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Fixed taking the best of both worlds, with the .format thing but without renpy.call. After all, we all know call is not equivalent to renpy.call... Keeping the thread around if it can be useful to somebody!

Hi all! Let's say I have a class called "Thing", with some objects, named "object1", "object2", "object3", etc. Then I have a label for each object: "label object1_main", "label object2_main", "label object3_main", etc. Now I have a screen with the class passed as a parameter, let's say "myscreen(th...

have you tried using menu sets? those will eliminate the choices that have been selected or picked already. default menu_set = [] label start: menu: set menu_set "choice 1": pass "choice 2": pass jump start now something more related to issue... default parameters = [aim.hob, aim.hei, aim.sea, aim....

Hi all! Let me try to explain my situation. I have a class with many objects, each of them has a lot of parameters, but let's focus on 12 of them. I want to implement a completely randomized menu that each time displays three choices regarding those 12 parameters. When the choice linked to each para...

Well, I tried the before_main_menu label and it indeed works. The problem is that between the intro of the video (i.e. the before_main_menu) and the video itself and the menu buttons (i.e. the screen main_menu) there's one or two frames in which the screen goes black and with no music. I tried fixi...

Well, I tried the before_main_menu label and it indeed works. The problem is that between the intro of the video (i.e. the before_main_menu) and the video itself and the menu buttons (i.e. the screen main_menu) there's one or two frames in which the screen goes black and with no music. I tried fixin...

Use the special label before_main_menu to play your short video. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/label.html?highlight=before_main_menu#special-labels Will you marry me? Hahaha! Seriously, thank you very much! The thing is that I did know about this but it didn't come to mind, it seems. I can't test ...

Hi all! So, I have a game where I play a video in the main menu, instead of a still image. I defined it like this, in screens.rpy: image main_menu = Movie(channel="main_menu", play="gui/intro.webm", loop=True) And I added it inside the screen main_menu, so the outcome is a video that plays in a loop...

Milkymalk wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 14, 2020 4:54 am

Call another (empty) screen. This will "lock" the player interaction until you issue a "return" of some kind.

Yeah, that's what I ended up doing. Thank you!

Bump! Can anybody help, please? I thought about calling the function only when player saves the game, but that would imply that the time displayed in the screen would always be outdated...

Hi again! Here's the thing: one of the screens in my game shows the played time, the hours and minutes that player has spent in the game, since he begins the run until the game finishes. To do this, I've pulled out the renpy.get_game_runtime() and made this: init -1 python: if not persistent.runtime...

From what you describe, the screen is a red herring. It isn't that the screen needs to be flipped modal true to modal false, it is that you want to block user interaction for some times and not others. This is doable in a variety of ways...but I do have questions--some for me to understand, and som...

Okay, I've asked this a few hours ago, but I was all mixed up. So how can I make it so that a non modal screen that is shown becomes modal after some interactions with the scenes in the background? I mean, I want to, while the player is going through a scenes and text label, show a screen with butto...

Hi mates! Situation: I have a game where there are parts of straight VN and parts of dating sim, in which I add screens that act as menus for the different options and -and I think this is important- they include imagebuttons, not an imagemap or whatever. Okay, now I want to show screen whatever-its...

You do not need to manually scene/show/replace the background image, you can just have it as a dynamic... default memgoodp = 0 image dynamic_background = "images/background_[memgoodp].png" label start: scene dynamic_background ## showing "images/background_0.png" "..." $ memgoodp += 1 ## now showin...