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I think I've tried it as both! Like this: label start: $ selected = [True, True, True, True, True, True, True, True, True] call screen pick5 screen pick5: for i in range(9): if selected[i]: imagebutton idle "backsm.png" hover "backsm2.png" action [ToggleScreenVariable("selected[i]"), SetVariable("ca...

Okay. Changing it to this: Gave me this:
T-T

I feel like I've been asking a lot of questions lately, but I'm trying to figure out screen language, so I have to say I'm really grateful for all the people who take time to help out. :D So. I have a list of nine variables, all set to 'True'. I also have nine imagebuttons. When one of these imagebu...

Agggh, I keep drowning before I can turn into a shark...(I assume it's a shark).

Interesting game though. And especially good considering the time constraints.

SleepKirby wrote:And here's a non-clickable button:

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button action None

^ THIS. *why couldn't I figure that out >.<*

And thanks so much for the example code, I'm not too experienced with functions, but I'll experiment with it and see what I can do.

Hmm, that would work, but I'm trying to avoid having to make a separate variable for each imagebutton. I guess I'm really trying to figure out if imagebuttons have an inherent property that stores whether or not they can be clicked. In the description of their properties, it says you can specify an ...

I mean, do imagebuttons have a property that defines the number of times they can be clicked or something similar?
I'm going to have about nine in a row, and I want each of them to be unclickable after they've been clicked once.

Is this even something within the realm of possibility?

I want to change two variables at once. It's something that works with a textbutton: textbutton "Move" action [SetScreenVariable("xx", renpy.random.randint(50, 750)), SetScreenVariable("yy", renpy.random.randint(50, 550))] But with a timer... timer 1.0 action [SetScreenVariable("xx", renpy.random.ra...

Aha! One learns something new everyday. Thanks guys!

Logic would say yes, but I can't seem to get it to work, and all the examples I've found return strings, not numbers. Here's the code. All I'm trying to do is get the program to add one to a number every time a key is pressed. (It was supposed to be a simple little thing T-T) screen press_a_counter:...

..erherm, does that mean you're willing to edit?

Are you also willing to be brutal? I don't want any coddling, now.

Hello. I've got a short (seriously, all the paths together don't add up to even 6,000 words) VN story that I've been trying to self-edit to the point where I think it's time to get the opinion of an outsider. I'm mostly looking for someone who will advise me on where the plot/characters need more de...

"Tall Glass of Chocolate Milk"

I lol'ed.

Oh! Aha! ConditionSwitch works! Thanks so much, SleepKirby!

Do you mean something like this?

http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/quickstar ... -and-jumps