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You might want to try

gui.navigation_button_height = 50

Not sure why the xalign is not working... It might not be a part of gui.button_properties

You could use config.say_menu_text_filter to allow substitution of interpolated values. This only runs for dialogue and choice, not for things like text in other screens or buttons. default pcname = "Bob" init python: def say_menu_text_filter(t): return t.replace("[pcname]", &quo...

You might consider using what_yoffset in the Character definition and keep a default ypos using gui and style.
You do need to change or remove the what_ypos though.

Does it work if you include the side in the name?

Also, you have trog negative rather than tr negative in one branch

There is a drag_joined property for this drag_joined This is called with the current Drag as an argument. It's expected to return a list of [ (drag, x, y) ] tuples, giving the draggables to drag as a unit. x and y are the offsets of the drags relative to each other, they are not relative to the corn...

Array / list indices are referenced by numeric indices, so
$ persistent.gallery_1_list[0][1] = 0
would reference the first index of persistent.gallery_1_list (the ["KnightArmorConcept01", 1] bit) and then reference the second index of that

Have you tried adding keyboard_focus?

Add mesh True to the transform (which effectively flattens it before applying the shader)

Your second version should work if you reverse the returns... though you would need *args or set parameters. Returning None allows the rest of the transform to run. Returning 0 (or 0.1 might make more sense) says recall the function again after that much time and do not let the rest of the transform...

Firstly you want to tell the textbutton that the focus area is the background image and not the text. Then you want to add hover_ settings for the parts you want to change (though I suggest not using bold as that would alter the size of the text part) The focus_mask displayable will likely mimic you...

3) Is there a tutorial on how to debug like a pro in Ren'py? For example, how to debug from the console? Something that every Ren'py developer cannot live without? Well, there are sort of two consoles, the Ren'Py one (Shift + 0) and a Python one that you can launch alongside your game (by doing Laun...

Just remember that you will need to pass an interaction (a dialogue line, a pause or a renpy.checkpoint) after the value changes in order for it to be saved in the store.

Also note that the console is not a great place to test things like this as it performs a rollback before displaying the value.

I would also advise not using the old Lexer Event Handler though would note that the basic concept is very usable. I do have a part complete much better version of it in the works, just many weeks from being usable. The general idea is: One Handler that stores all Events Each relevant label has its ...

Another approach is to set a default transform that passes an image name into a Python function and uses that to adjust the darkness... image eileen = Solid("#F00", xysize=(200, 400)) image lucy = Solid("#F4F", xysize=(200, 400)) image lucy happy = Solid("#4FF", xysize=...