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I got it working!!!! #################################################################################################################################### # FUNCTIONS init python: def getInput(input_val): renpy.play("sounds/typewriter.ogg", channel="audio") store.nameHero = input_val.strip() ########...

Oh, and how would I limit the input to only 24 characters with what you've shown me above?

EDIT: Nevermind, lol, I was able to figure out the 'length' keyword also works with this input: method you've shown me

Holy crap, man, that's really awesome!!! Thank you so much for showing me all of that, it's gonna take me a second to process all the above. I'm a little confused because this part: "The next step is to add name to your Player" show screen get_player_name "Great now your player's name is [player_nam...

I didn't make that screen. That is the default Input screen that comes in screens.rpy : ## Input screen ################################################################ ## ## This screen is used to display renpy.input. The prompt parameter is used to ## pass a text prompt in. ## ## This screen must ...

I just found this on the Screens documentation at https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html: Input Creates a text input area, which allows the user to enter text. When the user presses return, the text will be returned by the interaction. (When the screen is invoked through call screen, the result...

Yup, but you're using a screen now for input and not the renpy.input() function directly. But I am using the renpy.input() function directly, right? I haven't taken that line out of my main game script, this is the line that calls up the input prompt: python: nameHero = renpy.input(_("What {i}is{/i...

If you're trying to name a character, I bet you have a default variable name for that, include that name variable inside the function. Isn't that getting taken care of when I call the renpy.input function in my main game script? Like so: label name_loop: python: nameHero = renpy.input(_("What {i}is...

Man, as always I really appreciate your help! I swear I try to search the docs for this stuff but I can never find these pages y'all link to. So, let's give it a shot. Your link only shows the changed argument as a property of ui.adjustment , but I decided to just try it and see what happens. I modi...

I have two questions about the text input function: The first one is, in the example renpy.input function in the Text Input doc (https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/input.html), an argument 'with_none' is shown, but nowhere on that page does it describe what it is or does. Does anyone know? Secondly, my ...

I *think* I've figured this out, I'm still curious if there's a more elegant way but here's what I've been able to come up with: define splashToMenuFade = Fade(0.0, 0.0, 1.2, color='#000') define splashToMenuMultiTransition = MultipleTransition([ False, pixellate, "gui/black.png", splashToMenuFade, ...

What I'd like to do is have, for example, something like this: scene bg library with pixelOutFadeIn Where the pixelOutFadeIn transition is defined as a pixellate to black transition, but then a fade back in transition. Is that possible, without having to do something like: scene black with pixellate...

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Sun Sep 22, 2019 8:59 pm

Using an empty style will simply use the default styles

That is great to know, thank you for explaining that. That makes a lot of sense. Thanks so much for your help!

one vbox, that will arrange the "children" (your textbuttons) vertically for you. Well, that's the problem, I didn't know that's what a vbox does. All I need is this: screen navigationAlt(): textbutton _("Start") action Start() text_size 40 xpos 87 ypos 733 textbutton _("Load") action ShowMenu("loa...

Ok, so, if I put each textbutton in its own vbox, then they do all require the same ypos: screen navigationAlt(): vbox: style_prefix "farts" xpos 0 ypos 0 xanchor 0.0 yanchor 0.0 textbutton _("Start") action Start() text_size 40 xpos 87 ypos 733 vbox: style_prefix "test" xpos 0 ypos 0 xanchor 0.0 ya...

I think its better if you will use pos and anchor instead of align. I actually only added those align tags to try to see if it would impact the issue. I wish I had removed it before I posted, because it didn't change anything. So I have removed the alignment code, like so: screen navigationAlt(): v...