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How can I make the text align left so that the text fills up the entirety of the choice button (rather than just occupying the middle portion of it)?

Are you referring to Choices: Stories You Play? That's a good one even though their business model (diamonds and keys) is very poor. Also, I could use some help. So tinkering with spacing, I was able to get the choices stacked on top of each other. But, problem is, the text in the textboxes is not o...

Thank you trooper ily :) It is the best game I've played. And rames: I gave a look into screens.rpy and I believe I found the relevant screens (and I think I know which images in gui/button to mess with). It'll take some trial and error but thanks for the pointer. Will post back here if I have a mor...

https://i.imgur.com/pXTn2Sz.png While writing my textbox style, I've already figured out moving the character portrait and the grey circle behind them. I also am quite sure I can figure out how to limit the text width (so that it'll fit onto the image of the choice box). But how would you make a ch...

Never mind. Found an alternate method that worked just fine

..Anyone has any ideas or workarounds? Really would help xD

Scene statement isn't what I'm looking for because I have other images I want to show.

It's possible to do concurrent showing/hiding of images with this: show image one show image two with fade hide image one hide image two with fade However, with the textbox, you have to do window show fade or window hide fade to show/hide the textbox. Is there anyway the textbox can be shown/hidden ...

Thank you so much! I appreciate your help Maydoh.

Bit of an issue actually. The black screens' borders are light blue (which is the GUI color I chose). Is there a way to fix that or make them just have black borders?

Thank you so much! This works just as intended. I'll post the code here for my own future reference and anyone who stumbles upon this thread in the future. define e = Character("Eileen") image bg = "bg.jpg" screen borders(): frame xalign 0.0 yfill True xsize 400 ## left border fr...

That's better but only the left border is showing for some reason.

Some trouble. define e = Character("Eileen") image bg = "bg.jpg" screen borders(): frame align 0.0 yfill True xsize 200 ## left border frame align 1.0 yfill True xsize 200 ## right border label start: scene bg ## background image show screen borders ## to show the screen while Tr...

Suppose I have this image: https://media.istockphoto.com/photos/rainy-night-in-old-european-city-picture-id506854254?k=6&m=506854254&s=612x612&w=0&h=EgeZXcIWotuINlSILnVhmAlOrXy3FYxwJbReRgxpe84= What I desire is something like this, where a certain horizontal portion of the image is v...

Glanced at the documentation's section on it. I imagine at the start of every scene, you would have to define a bunch of characters to be associated with a "left shift" callback (if they're on the left side of the screen), and another bunch to be associated with a "right shift" c...