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config.hyperlink_handlers['call_args'] = call_with_arguments or config.hyperlink_handlers.update( {'call_args', call_with_arguments} ) *should* work there... .append is really a list method whereas config.hyperlink_handlers is a dictionary... Once you learn those sequences (dict/list/tuple/set) etc ...

Pass any variable parameters you want into the screen, then use as needed... screen GoThere2(pos=(0.5, 0.5), retval="invalid")): imagebutton: pos pos idle "but_gothere_idle" hover "but_gothere_hover" action Return(retval) label x: call screen GoThere2( (0.5, 0.2), "...

Most people do, yup.

The simplest way is to just hijack the anchor call: handler and add some logic... init python: def my_call_handler(value): vals = value.split() renpy.call(vals[0], *vals[1:]) config.hyperlink_handlers["call"] = my_call_handler label anchor_jump(arg1=0, arg2=): "Jumped to with [arg1] a...

Lastly... Character instances can have the condition parameter set to a string which is evaluated to a boolean... default pc_class = "Mage" default pc_alignment = "Good" define evil_mage = Character("Evil Mage", condition = "pc_class=='Mage' and pc_alignment=='Evil...

You have not shown the part of the code that has the images... It is likely that those are what is making the viewport content so large.

for i in range(end, start - 1, -1):

begins at end... steps using minus 1 (the 3rd parameter) and ends at one step before start - 1, aka start

Or put the input in a fixed with a text (with solid background) directly over it that just shows * times the input length.

Ren'Py 7.4.5 onwards... screen highlight_area(pos, size, bg="#455"): fixed: ## You could position and size this to just obscure a part of the screen add Transform( Flatten(Composite( (1280, 720), ## The size of the screen (or the obscured area) (0,0), Solid(bg), pos, Solid("#FFF"...

Seems you can use blend "multiply" in 7.4.5 to use an overlay image where-in the pixel colour values are used to multiply against the pixel behind... Not quite grayscale though certainly usable for darkening areas that are not active. I might run up an example if I get time this afternoon.

The professional approach (Ren'Py 7.4 and above) would be to add a transform to the master (and maybe screen/overlay too) layer that used a conditional grayscale shader to calculate whether to draw each pixel with colour or not. That would still have the caveat that any buttons would still be clicka...

With your key actions, both variables can be True, which seems suspect. I would suggest a dynamic image that responds to a single variable... default circle_color = "yellow" image circle = "[circle_color]_circle" ## the [] part makes this respond dynamically to changes in the var...

Use "hide" on the unscrollable style... viewport: scrollbars "vertical" mousewheel True draggable True ymaximum 600 vscrollbar_unscrollable "hide" for itm in my_list: text itm.name size 20

You could consider defining your images beforehand and then showing a conditionswitch that chose which to display at any moment... Basic code to show what I mean ## define images with actual name image red_sq = Solid("F00") image blu_sq = Solid("00F") ## set a base variable value...

Transient screens do not recognize the hide event so will not play nicely with transforms like that. One approach might be to use show_layer_at to affect an entire layer... (this example plops the say screen on a new layer so as not to bork other screens) init python: renpy.add_layer(layer='say_scre...