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Thanks, Tom. I see my mistake - I was used to the idea of setting all four margins, along with yminimum and ymaximum. Setting ypos and yanchor on top of that just causes confusion. I guess the trick is to start by defining as little as possible, and then add until you get the effect you want. Here's...

I've been doing some experiments with placing the text box in different places on the screen, and I noticed that whenever you allow the dialogue box to expand its size, it always chooses to expand upwards. I'd like to be able to place the text box in the upper part of the screen, and have it so that...

OK. I've made some wrapper functions for my character stable, so it's not a problem.

When you've defined a character, how do you retrieve its color information?

I've tried But Renpy says "AttributeError: 'ADVCharacter' obejct has no attribute 'color'"

I was checking out a personal project in the new version, and found an issue with 6.11.0d that had me stumped for a while. My project was showing all of its scene backgrounds slightly smaller than the window, unless I explicitly added some directives after the scene statement, such as "xpos 0.0...

The screen language looks very interesting. It's going to be even more interesting when we look at the default libraries, and see all the default screens we know and use being written in the scene language. For instance, I know that NVL mode makes use of an "NVL buffer" and a variable, nvl...

A feature suggestion:

Since you're planning to put in OpenGL acceleration, how about the ability to add perspective deforming to displayables?

In the new version (6.9.3) the problem is solved You can use new contexts as you want, change variables, and have the rollback and save remember everything.

I see what I can do now. I can redefine the default say statement, and then use various UI functions to make it simulate a regular say statement, with the ability to click on extra buttons that can make calls, without having to deal with new contexts. New contexts interfere with the natural rollback...

I've doing some tests in Ren'Py 6.9.2, and I'm running into some trouble with variables. What I wanted to do was create some "always-available" options. Two examples would be a) A 'cyclopedia' that I could summon at any time to look up topics or histories; b) A special option where I could...