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Depends. Generally you only need to edit the first few lines in gui.rpy but sometimes you'll need to regenerate the project and copy things over. Keep in mind that if you plan to release it to the public, not everyone will have the same phone screen size as you, and those with a smaller screen will ...

Your phone at have a larger aspect ratio than yougui is set to display. Many phones these days are 9:18 instead of 9:16

Do you hide file extensions, or are they shown?
I've seen people often accidentally name files things like "mysong.mp3.mp3"

Select it as the output when building your game.
If you don't have this option you will need to update your client

You could also use any other transition, such as pushmove

No good ones that I'm aware of, but you may benefit from the interactive developer. Press shift+D while playtesting your game. You can also access it via the console (shift+O)

The pre splashscreen is antiquated. It's not necessary anymore, but still there should you want it. The splash screen works as intended, you just need to create your sequence. Although this also, isn't really a true splash screen. A splash screen is so the user has something to look at while assets ...

You need to space them out using position arguments

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I recall this came up once before, a search may find results from previous posts

Oh, sorry I misread.

You'll want to check out the keybinds
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/keymap.html

I would simply place a button over the entire screen, usually by using the background as the button via an image button. Make sure its zorder is below that of other buttons and UI

Doesn't help with the bug, but for that use I'd suggest ATL
You can randomise the image shown.

I'm not sure why there is a bug, but why are you looping a set variable every 1 second?

P.S. better not use the variable name "tooltip" since it is a keyword in Renpy script language Their use here is as advised by the documentation, there's should be no issue using "tooltip" as a variable as that's what the example documentation shows to use. https://www.renpy.org...