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This will skip lines if they were seen before label start: "..." $ config.skipping = True [...] Alex was on the right track, but if I understand correctly, I think swapping out True for 'fast' will give you the behaviour you're looking for. i.e. $ config.skipping = 'fast' P.S. You may wan...

This looked interesting and so decided to take a quick run at it. Be aware that this is just rushed concept code , so there may be problems with it I've not noticed yet, or won't become apparent except in more complex scenarios, most especially the "reset" call, which I'm fairly certain th...

As Andy said in the first reply, you need to use the new preference. You can do so like this: # This line is an example, and likely doesn't need to change in your code from what was working prior to 7.4. define config.mouse = {'default': [('gui/cursor.png', 1, 1)]} [...] # The new preference to use ...

Maybe something like? image movie vid_case3_29 = Movie("videos/case 3/case 3 - 29.webm", start_image="images/frames/case 3/case 3 - 29 1.jpg", loop=False, size=(985,560), xpos=262, ypos=29, xanchor=0, yanchor=0) show movie vid_case3_29 If the above works, you could potentially al...

Unless I misunderstand, I think the problem being solved here is already supported by Ren'Py proper - check out the menu set functionality (link below). It's implementation (using a set rather than a list) also addresses some of the concerns raised by Human Bolt Diary . https://www.renpy.org/doc/htm...

It's not easy to fully grasp the problem you're having based on the initial description. Consider providing an example using _placeholder/girl.png and/or _placeholder/boy.png images (they're built into Ren'Py so the example could be run by anyone), and if necessary a screenshot or two of the proble...

By default all screens are placed on the screens layer by Ren'Py. The renpy.scene function is capable of clearing a layer. You can see where I'm going with this. If you were to introduce a new layer to your game (in this example I'm going to refer to and name it persistent , but so long as you know ...

If you hit the renpy.call(event.name) line, then control will not be returned to your function. The requested label will begin and the remainder of your code ignored. This is because internally renpy.call triggers an exception that will be caught and interpreted by the main event loop further up-sta...

Have there been any recent reports of "Unknown pixel format" errors coming from SDL2? I'm aware that an issue with desktops trying to use 16-bit colour was patched in 6.99.1 (https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?t=31351), however in the last few months I've seen multiple reports...

True and False in your SetVariable calls should not be quoted. :) Additionally you could even simplify this to: screen admin_screen: default open = False if open: textbutton "Hello2" action SetScreenVariable('open', False) else: textbutton "Hello" action SetScreenVariable('open'...

So it seems it is possible to do this in a "Ren'Py" way, however the solution outlined by MaydohMaydoh is IMO considerably more practical in the majority of cases. The following is provided more as a point of interest, a log of my own curiosity and perhaps, just maybe, for specific cases w...

im.MatrixColor (and indeed all other im. functions) are only capable of operating on (for the sake of argument) image files. So to do what you want each real image being used must be individually treated, try: I've not had chance to test this, but it hopefully captures (at the very least) the gener...

Depending on what you're doing, it might be a better idea to use a callback. Without more context however, only you can decide if it's appropriate or not - I'm guessing your real code is more complex. The code below will run the statement adjusting the X value each time a say occurs, but outside of ...

Scene clears the screen for you. It removes all currently showed images, and i think it includes screens too. I can't check right now but if I recall correctly: By default the scene function will only clear the master layer, however by changing it slightly to be Function(renpy.scene, layer='screens...

First, seems like there's a few misconceptions to to clean up here: 1) You can't use Javascript with Ren'Py. 2) Python is definitely capable of handling the maths involved in locating the cursor relative to a point in 2D space. 3) I don't think anyone here is bashing anyone else, just trying to shar...