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If I may... I think Per K Grok's code is not totally correct. :oops: - It doesn't use a "bar" at all, but creates a rectangle. The "bar" element of screens has a lot of functionality already included, better use that. https://renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#bar - It uses a "...

Are you asking about looks or programming?

VideoGameVet wrote: ↑Sun Jun 09, 2019 12:54 amIt looks pro

It IS pro. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celso_Riva

You need to learn screen language and put "bars" into a screen. Every bar informs about a variable. (I guess you know what a variable is, if not, feel free to ask).

Put the rotate inside a transform and apply the transform to the text with "at".
Note that positioning the rotations is tricky. Probably you'll need "rotate_pad True" in that transform

Screens are usually used in two ways, with "show screen" or "call screen": 1. To show information to the user, without stopping the flow of the label. show screen myscreen 2. To stop the play until the user has done something in that screen (like clicking on a button). call scree...

Hi all! I’m trying to put together a ‘current objectives’ screen for my game but am having problems with getting it to work how I want. The story progression for each character is controlled by a simple numerical value – the character Anna starts off at value 0 and as each step in the story progres...

So if it's set up as a menu it could be like this menu: if anna == 1: "Get Anna repaired.": jump label1 if clea == 3: "Find an object of magical value to bring to the Sanctum.": jump label2 if pg == 4: "Consult Friday at the Foundry.": jump label3 else: jump label4 #in...

Probably the simplest way is to add a tooltip: https://renpy.org/doc/html/screen_actions.html#tooltips

I give visual feedback in a flashy way, maybe it's not what you need. I add a screen that appears for a couple of seconds and the hides itself. In my screen, the numbers are shown in very big size in the middle of the screen, animated down->up and from transparent to visible. But you can use the sam...

I suggest you to merge all in only one screen and use the variables to decide what part of the screen is showing as local variables. So, the button use the action SetScreenVariable() and renpy will find easily the selected/unselected buttons. screen myscreen1(): # <- Don't forget the parenthesis, ev...

In the "images" folder, put files with the names: bg1.jpg, bg2.jpg, bg3.jpg ... bg10.jpg.

For windows, you can use the files built with renpy, to create an installer. This will create a single .exe file that will install your game in windows and create shortcuts where the user wants. Renpy does not create installers, you can use "Inno Setup" to create them, it's free: http://ww...

I haven't tested my code, but it should refresh once per minute ("timer 60 repeat True" means that every 60 seconds it will execute the function). Are you having this problem only the first 60 seconds of the game, or is it not refreshing at all? Maybe the "overlay_screens" is not...

It's important to understand that Ren'Py includes several languages: - label language: used in labels. - screen language: used in screens - ATL language: used to define transforms and images, and used in "show" - And some specific words for init phase (init, default, define, image...) &quo...

You could try changing the offset values of the text inside the window in the "say" screen (file: screens.rpy).

"init" blocks are executed only at init phase (before the main menu), so only once. There is nothing in your code that tells renpy to "refresh" the variables. You could do (not tested): # CONSTANTS define downames = ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday",...