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Potentially I could create a variable in the init to make it work, but I can't shake the feeling that this solution smells some problems later. init python: if 'chosen_color' not in globals(): chosen_color = "#ffa" image mc_outfit: "mc_[outfit].png" matrixcolor TintMatrix(chosen_color) Especially, t...

Hello, All, I am trying to figure out if there is a way to pass a variable to the transform in the dynamic image. For example, use a variable to pass color to TintMatrix . Let's say we have dynamic image: image mc_outfit = "mc_[outfit].png" Changing the variable outfit we can change the image mc_ou...

Did you try Force Recompile in the renpy launcher?

If your rpy files are ok, the problem could be in the rpyc.

Aha. Well, remember that transforms are just functions, and you can assign functions to variables and return them from methods. When screens get complicated, it can be useful to offload logic into a python controller class -- that is, to start implementing the Model-View-Controller pattern. Great. ...

you can use [With(moveoutright), Return()]. Transition is applied to the whole screen, I believe. I like it, but the intention was to apply animation "on hide" only for one child of the screen. Does this help? I don't think it will help in the way I'm trying to do it, but maybe it will help if I tr...

Gouvernathor wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 16, 2022 6:52 pm

Have you tried using [SetScreenVariable(...), Return()] as an action (list) ?

No, it does not work like this. I believe renpy updates the screen after all actions and only if the control is not passed somewhere else.

Some time ago I saw a visual novel where the player had to write the role that characters would take instead of selecting it from some menu That is possible. Check the input . However, if you would like to do some logic based on what the player typed that would be a different story. It is better to...

You also have a problem with logic in your example. You probably want something like this: label rewards: if picked_one and picked_two and picked_three: "You picked all three gifts!" jump continuing # else call screen gift_selection label get_gift_one: "You picked the gift 01!" jump rewards label ge...

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Hello everyone , I have a screen that is supposed to have different transform animation 'on hide' depending on what the user selects: transform hide_left: on hide: xalign 0.5 yalian 0.5 linear xoffset -1000 alpha 0.0 transform hide_right: on hide: xalign 0.5 yalian 0.5 linear xoffset +1000 alpha 0....

I believe you want the player to select one of the pre-defined roles. You can use for example in-game menu : default mc_role = 'Archer' label start: menu: "Select your role?" "Archer.": $ mc_role = 'Archer' "Wizard.": $ mc_role = 'Wizard' "Your character role is [mc_role]" You can use if statements ...

PyTom wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 15, 2022 7:21 pm

I'm treating this as a feature request, and tracking it at https://github.com/renpy/renpy/issues/3666

PyTom,

Thank you!

I truly appreciate the time and effort you put into doing an excellent job with Ren'Py!

So I have one sprite that is essentially a closeup of a character's face, and I want to make it look like they are jumping back to a normal sprite from that position. I tried doing something along those lines, but I was struggling to make it work for me. I am not sure if using two sprites actually ...

Hi, everyone! What is the proper way to distribute hbox children to all available x_size. I would like to have the following: border element1 spacing element2 spacing element3 border with spacing calculated automatically. If I simply use: hbox: xfill True it adds additional spacing after the last el...

I think it depends on the person and environment. What is good for one person does not work for someone else. It is all about how our brain works. Personally, in my mind, I often have some alternative ideas whenever I watch a movie, read a book, play a game, talk to people, etc. Books or visual nove...