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That's fantastic @Amethysts, thank you very much! It works fine on my project so far and gives me good clues about stuff I may forget, especially if the game gets more complex. Great! :D And it is kind of what I needed right now too. The only strange thing is one label in the graph that is by itself...

@_ticclock_'s example works fine here, I can do other stuff in the meantime and the objects don't just randomly rotate. They shouldn't either because I don't click their buttons. What are you doing inside your code that leads to the objects to rotate (to their defaults?)

Something like this is possible:

That's exactly what I need, thank you so much!

I even had the Transitions entry bookmarked, but didn't expect a "Dict" transition to be the solution here. Sounded like we can just make a dict full of transitions.

define config.mouse = { "default" : [("gui/cursor_default.png", 0, 0)], "imagemap" : [("gui/magnify.png", 0, 0)] } My questions are: How can I ensure that this code is using the correct screen? Not all of my screens have hot spots. How can I find the x-offset/y-offset numbers? when I grab the coord...

I don't know if this is just not possible in Ren'py or I didn't even get some basics yet, but I want something like this: scene eileen happy e "Hey there!" e "Sometimes I can change my face{nw}" show eileen sad with dissolve extend " and people think I am sad, while I am actually{nw}" show eileen ha...

I don't know if I understand you correctly. But maybe something like this works: screen waitforinput(): # include both screens into this one use player_gui use room_gui ... label start: ... while (something): ... # this automatically stops control flow until "Return()" is called within the waitforin...

PyTom wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:17 pm

m, your system is buggy. It's not a Ren'Py problem.

But what can be buggy? I also tested it on a live USB stick of an unaltered Ubuntu 20.04 with the same results regarding the custom cursors. Also the system cursor works fine in Ren'py and doesn't have any issues too.

That was very helpful, thank you very much!

I didn't know that "return" enters the main_menu after the splashscreen label. o.o' Yes, that fixes it, thank you. But what's the logic? (I used another project as a hint for how to handle this, so it's definitely their fault. ^^)

P.S. Thanks for the transition hint too.

Just throwing this in out of despair: since Ren'py uses SDL2 for cursors since 7.4.0, I don't have properly rendered custom mouse cursors anymore. Bug report here: https://github.com/renpy/renpy/issues/2572

Maybe someone here can relate and has a clue what might be the cause?

So I use the splashscreen label in the following way: label splashscreen: call screen some_screen # the user can click a button within that screen that then does "Return()" $ renpy.full_restart(transition=Dissolve(0.8)) I don't know why but Ren'py takes a lot of time to load the main menu and that's...

@alex I read this multiple times already, I know that, thanks for pointing out. What I meant was that the screen isn't just randomly redrawn, you can check this with my code example above. But sure, it's not predictable either. My code example was not for showing good programming skills, but how str...

... screen gameover(): vbox: if reason == 0: $ count += 1 You shouldn't put that logic into screens. Screens are reshown several times for internal purposes, so this part of code will be run several times (since 'reason' is not changed 'count' will grow). Well, I disagree on "You shouldn't put that...

Also you can just use a "fixed", it automatically stretches itself to the size of its parent.