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It's because it never gets to run the $,if section because it was Returned back to its position from where it was called from and obviously indenting them sections once would put them within the vbox which will throw you that error. For example, simply moving the $,if sections under the adventure l...

Hey, thanks for the reply! Unfortunately this code doesn't work, it gives an error "jump is not a valid argument for vbox statement" Looks like you indented the sections a little too much. Here is a screenshot of what it should look like (Obviously changed to fit your needs) but notice th...

This might be useful for you - https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=48359 Hey Alex, thanks for the reply! My problem is that the screen Choice is smaller than the other screens, so if I click outside screen Choice the game automatically proceeds to the next label without the pl...

You could do it a couple of ways. Personally I'd just use a simple menu like: label adventure: "You stand at two crossroads, which one do you pick?" menu: "North": jump North "South": jump South That's just using a simple menu though for your problem you could use &quo...

Use call screen choice instead of show screen. yes call works but I don't want the screen to disappear...also, I don't know how to explain my situation without putting everything here, so this might be a bit lengthy... Simplifying a bit, I've made a function for dialogue as well as choice menu. It ...

Simply, this is my code: screen choice: textbutton "Go North" action (Jump("North")) textbutton "Go South" action (Jump("South")) label start: e "You stand at two crossroads" show screen choice label North: e "You find Health" label South: ...

I'm trying to write some if statements and this one keeps giving an error- My code: default turn = "one" screen turnOne: frame: imagebutton auto "pika.jpg" action (SetScreenVariable(turn, "two")) screen turnTwo: frame: imagebutton auto "charmander.png" action...

How about something like this, keeping closely to your starting code: default turn = "one" screen turn(): frame: if turn=="one": textbutton "pica" action ([SetVariable("turn", "two"),Return(True)]) elif turn=="two": textbutton "charma...

screen battlefield: if turn == "one": .... elif turn == "two": .... else: .... label start: " text" $ turn = "one" "text" Imagebutton screen imagbutton: frame: background None imagebutton xalign 0.45 yalign 0.45: idle ("images/button_idle.png&q...

I'm trying to write some if statements and this one keeps giving an error- My code: default turn = "one" screen turnOne: frame: imagebutton auto "pika.jpg" action (SetScreenVariable(turn, "two")) screen turnTwo: frame: imagebutton auto "charmander.png" action ...

Hey, I'm having some major headache trying to call a function from screen and would like some help. This is what my code looks like: frame: ... vbox: yalign 0.5 textbutton "%s"%(choice1) style "choicez" action NullAction(), SetScreenVariable(Choice1_1, "True") textbutto...

... This doesn't seem to work; while I can see the textbutton, the frame has disappeared! (PS my image background is 720 X 275 pixels and my game resolution is 720 X 1280 pixels) ... As uncle Mugen said "long story short", try this 2 samples: screen choice: frame background Frame("ch...

make a background for the frame as an image, but set the apropriate size for the frame to stretch it for the size of that image This is also a very good idea, is this how one would do it? screen choice: vbox: textbutton "ttxxt" action NullAction() background Frame("choice_background....

That happened 'cause frame changes its size to fit the content - in your sample it's just one button. If you'd use background Frame("gui/button/choice_background.png") you'd see it. So, try to set the size of your frame equal to the size of the background image. screen frame_scr(): frame:...

I'm having trouble getting a textbutton to appear inside a frame. Right now, it always appears at the top left of wherever the frame is shown, and no amount of padding/margins is helping me budge it's position (maybe I'm just doing it wrong?...). Since the frame appears in a viewport, finding it's y...