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Yes. Because they are dialogue blocks. 14 of them. Python code are not dialogue blocks. Jump statement are not dialogue blocks.

Your first problem is that you are creating trasparent image and posing it over transparent canvas. You need to work backwards: pose a opaque image over transparent canvas and use it in AlphaMask inverted You code can work if you make Solid in highlight opaque and add invert=True to the AlphaMask ca...

First of all, making such a tool, which will accurately work for any kind of RenPy game, is mathematically impossible (it is equivalent to solving halting problem). On the other hand, if your game does not use DynamicImage, loading from external files, dynamically constructed paths and similar thing...

1) You can use ATL transformations with arguments to make button appear after some time. transform delay_appear(delay=0.0): alpha 0.0 pause delay linear 0.5 alpha 1.0 screen cards(): imagebutton: at delay_appear(0.0) # . . . imagebutton: at delay_appear(0.5) # . . . imagebutton: at delay_appear(1.0)...

Button with no action is considered insensitive and does not respond to evens. You have to have an action to have a working button.

Second comment is not a mistake. list1 ≠ "list1".

Mark individual strings as tranlateable: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/translation.html#id0 default policeman_comments_list = [ _("Don't push yourself too hard......"), _("Need my help?"), _("In this country, we are the police who guard justice and order, and we will be on ...

Doeny wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 6:31 pm For the first method it gives me an error saying that 'name switch" is not definied

I was relying on code you have shown, and switch was defined there...

So, you want something like that: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MYJJpKht5VEjm12wqgn1fJQLG4I1TuSP/view?usp=drivesdk In this case I suggest to: 1) Create a completely opaque image the size of your cutout. Crop((0, 0, SIZE_X, SIZE_Y), Solid("#000")) works well for that. 2) Create a complet...

1) If you have a bunch of varaibles with name that differs only by the number on the end, you really want to use a list there. init python: class buttons: def __init__(self, img, place1, place2, place3, place4, place5, place6): self.img = img self.places = [place1, place2, place3, place4, place5, pl...

Properties are chosen within bubble editor (shift+B) and not from a script. They are stored within bubble database (bubble.json by default), so, if you want to edit something manually, you can go there.

In your case using persistent data seems acceptable. Just make sure that there are no intermediate dependencies that will set your game in strange states, like in black hearts example. Normally you could not get this by playing the game, only by some clever replaying of earlier chaptesr. Or actually...

I made a quick example: init python: class ConsoleInput(InputValue): def __init__(self, log=None, actions={}): self.text = "" self.log = log self.actions = actions def get_text(self): return self.text def set_text(self, text): self.text = text def enter(self): if self.log is not None: self...

I didn't read all that, since it looks like a pretty complex system and I prefer not to debug complex systems bt looking at partial code snippets from random places, but I noticed that you are trying to avoid persistent data as if it was goto . As long as you understand how persistent data works and...

What do you mean by "When mouse1 is clicked, the input text also returns"? How do you determine that it is a return, because in your code I see nothing that can even return at all? Could it be a simple screen refresh that recreates your input value and you think that text disappearing is a...