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PyTom wrote:Your best bet nowadays is to use screens to customize the say and nvl windows, and then add the buttons as part of the screen.

I'm sorry, but would you please give me more hint? I have no idea about that....
For example, what will be the label name of my code?

I'm trying to add some image buttons to my say window and NVL window, like "skip", "load", "save", "settings" like the picture shows below. I have tried many scripts before, like this: http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=8756&hilit=text+window But problem is, these button appears as...

Thanks a lot! It works!

Frankly, I just want to display a portrait beside my text box. There is a method to set it in character's defination. But I just want to change it at anytime I like. There is one of methods here: http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/reference/functions/ShowingSwitch I have tons of portraits of my cha...

Now I know it!
Helpful, thanks a lot!

Very helpful, indeed!
But I'm afraid I still have problems getting to know which is which property...
So can give me more detailed method to find out each property?

To be honest, I do not know the usage of align! So what do these statements mean?
Do can I know the keyword "align"?

Sorry to say... But I still do not know how to use these properties. As I have defined in my scripts.rpy a character, and I wanna change the style of text box of the character, so my defination is like this: define s = Character('上官零', font="Font//kaiu.ttf", what_font="Font//FZBaoSong.TTF", size=24,...

Hi, anybody! Sorry my English is so...funny... Really bad at English! I know there is a method to enable to display your text box with a box telling who says it by defining the character like this: define s = Character('上官零', font="Font//kaiu.ttf", what_font="Font//FZBaoSong.TTF", size=24, bold=Fals...

Nice, it works well...
Sorry to say I am careless to initialize...
Trying to learn more, and not just copy/paste.

Hey, I just tried to use this script: http://renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/cookbook/Adding_a_simple_Analog_Clock but there was some errors: TypeError: image() takes exactly 2 arguments (1 given) So I tried this one: http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=6486&p=87252&hilit=analog+clock#p872...