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Just looking at it; I dunno what's going wrong; probably something with calls. But, it is needlessly complex, my friend. Let me introduce you to the piece of code you never knew you always wanted: ui.jumps ui.textbutton("Leave", clicked=ui.jumps("leave"), xminimum=355, ymaximum=15) Rather than makin...

You can apply ATL to imagebuttons in screen language by using the 'at' statement. screen moving_button: imagebutton idle"bam.png" hover "bam2.png" action Jump("clicked") at fly_across_screen transform fly_across_screen: xalign 0.0 linear 5 xalign 1.0 I have no idea about the other ones, though, sorry.

I'm trying to make a 'use' function for my inventory. screen inventory_screen: text "Items:" if display: for i in display: hbox: textbutton i.name action [Return(i), Jump("use_item")] #<--I think it's this part right here. text str(i.number) else: text " Empty!" label use_item: $ item = _return if i...

More public transit FTW!

This is how I get to school and back everyday.

*guys, just so you know this is going to be the best game ever and you are going to love it SO MUCH trust me*

-grabs cookie and scurries off-

I'm talking about this recipe in the cookbook: http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/cookbook/Particle_Burst I want to make fireworks for the end of my game, and this seems a promising alternative to having to make a crappy animation myself, but, even when I copy-paste the code directly into the scrip...

Um...do you mean a jump command that will work inside a python block?

This ought to work.

You appear to be missing a parentheses at the end of your ConditionSwitch there.

I probably shouldn't do this...still trying to work out the kinks in my own game...but...

I'm intrigued. I think I can do most of those things you mentioned (I can at least customize the textbox!); let me know the details, okay?

Aha! Yes that works! Thank-you so, so much!

*i really should have thought of that orz*

I'm trying to make the game display an inventory, right? Originally I was doing imagebuttons for the whole thing, but I got tired of drawing all the little smaller images that were necessary, so I decided to switch it to text. Here is the thing. With imagebuttons, it knew to display a different imag...

I dunno how you would do it with code, but what I do is say what everything is right in the hover image.
Like so: Just make sure you make your hotspot big enough to encompass all the words.

Haha! It's beautiful! Had to switch the min and max around, but it works like a dream! And now I know a new Python function!

*sorry for the late reply--I forgot I asked this question until I went to work on my project, and of course, hit this obstacle again ^^'

Wooo! Thanks Pytom! Now all that remains is to wait impatiently for the download...

Hello. I have a timer that looks like this: timer 1.0 action ToggleVariable("buttonChoiceA") repeat True ...so it should toggle the variable after 1 second over and over again forever until the screen is hidden. However, after the first four times or so, it begins to slow down, taking up to 15 secon...