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Oh. My mistake. Please put the colour "#ffffff" in the input line

renpy.start_predict_screen is used to predict screens and not individual files so you can safely remove that from your code.

And while I'm not sure what's happening, please try renpy.start_predict("goddess_book") and see if that helps.

Can you share the code of GameDisplayable?

So I currently believe that using call screen may be causing it, but using show screen instead instantly ends the displayable/screen

What do you mean, instantly ends the displayable?

Okay. So what's happening is that the textbox colour and the text colour are the same. Edit the screen input

I think SetField action might suit your need better https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_a ... l#SetField

I tried "on idle" instead of "on hide" too, but it fades out when idle, as expected lol! On hide sadly does nothing.

Isn't idle state just an unhovered state?

Try this screen fight_2(): if udar_1==True: on "show": action Function(play_1) add "images/fight/bez_or/L_udarv_gol_1.png" xpos 500 ypos 200 add Animation ("images/fight/bez_or/r_poz_baze_1.png",1.0,"images/fight/bez_or/r_poz_baze_2.png",1.0) xpos 700 ypos 200...

It takes a day to update the values on the dashboard.

Hey Bryy. Sorry for the late response.

It was feature complete and had everything I wanted. In case you need any specific feature, I might be able to add it.

PS: Mods, sorry for necroposting!

Hello Jsolis. That is something you don't need to pay for. Search for unrpa on Google. It's a simple two minute job

You don't need both of the import lines.

Also, you can just replace renpy.store.object and store.object with object

Link what code you are talking about please

Yeah, that should work.

One more thing, variables created in a label are available in the global scope. So you could directly reference i in the run_it label after the doit label call.

So renpy.store in esssence is basically a class/object which stores game variables and objects. So when in script you write default my_int = 1 , it gets stored in renpy.store and can be accessed via store.my_int But for all intent and purposes, you don't need to touch the store object. What exactly ...

Yes it is. Something like this should work: transform set_size(): size(100, 150) xpos 10 ypos 10 Then show your image with something like this show image_name at set_size Read more about ATL Properties to see what else you can do with images https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/atl.html#list-of-transform-...