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Narrator is a character, you can still define them like other characters: define narrator = Character( what_font = "DomCasual BT.ttf", what_color = "#000", what_xsize = 784, what_size = 28, what_justify = True, what_xpos = 390, what_ypos = 890, window_background = bgnarr )

$ input_answer = renpy.input("The quick brown ___ jumps over the lazy dog. What's the missing word?") $ input_answer = input_answer.strip() $ input_answer = input_answer.lower() if input_answer == "fox": jump label2 else: jump label1 For more information, see Text Input .

Something like this: screen tap_main_menu_1(): add "#000" text "Tap to Start" xalign 0.5 yalign 0.5 key "mousedown_1" action Show("tap_main_menu_2") screen tap_main_menu_2(): add "#000" vbox: xalign 0.5 yalign 0.5 textbutton "START" action ...

I have managed to recreate the problem in a new project. Problem seems to be with "pause" without give it delay time and using it in "splashscreen". There is no issue when using like this: label splashscreen: scene begin 00 with Pause(100) scene begin 01 $ renpy.pause(100) scene ...

What strike me as odd is this part of the traceback: File "game/kiko_1.rpy", line 903, in <module> $ get_achievement("Kiko_Completed", trans=achievement_transform) File "game/achievement.rpy", line 66, in get_achievement ach = persistent.achievements_dict[ach_id] KeyErr...

I have no issue using "show myimage onlayer overlay at Positon(xalign=0.5, yalign=0.7)" to have image show above the textbox (well, had to shuffle say_layer around and put that image on a layer above it). What is this error you ran into?

Is this what you're after?: image dark = "#000" image card space1 = "card_space1.png" image card space2 = "card_space2.png" label off_to_meet_vinny: scene dark with dissolve show card space1 at truecenter with dissolve pause 5.0 show card space2 pause 5.0 scene bg space...

Either replace "game/gui/phone/textbox.png" with the new textbox file or edit screens.rpy and point to correct file path:

Is there a way to reposition all side-images, without having to define each individual images location with the image deff? ("side you happy", "side you upset"... etc...) It shows on the left, and I need all the protagonist images on the right side. (Only the protagonist images....

"side you.png" not "side_you.png"

We look for an image with the "side" tag, and as many of those attributes as possible - and we match "side eileen happy", which is the side image Ren'Py will display.

Hi, I'm having a problem with this too, but I've tried both DynamicImage (and DynamicDisplayable) and ConditionSwitch, among some other things, and I'm still having trouble. What I want to do is create a shooter mini-game where the background changes depending on the player's surroundings during th...

I had it set to false and it still shows up. I can't find anything else that resembles this. I'm really confused :/ There are two places. One in "gui.rpy" and another one in "options.rpy". You have to set both to False. gui.rpy ## Should we show the name and version of the game?...

Variable won't update itself. You have to assign/update those variables everytime you change "day" and "hours_number". define hour = ["Morning", "Noon", "Afternoon", "Evening"] define daynames = ["Sun", "Mon", "Tue&...

When I try to show a character sprite, for some reason certain expressions don't work. If I go a few lines further into the game, then the "happy" sprite for the character works, but some of the others ones don't. I'm not sure why this is a problem. They're all saved in the same location,...

ghostlyfraggle wrote: ↑Sat Oct 28, 2017 12:32 pm

vollschauer wrote: ↑Sat Oct 28, 2017 12:29 pm The issue is your typo ....

What typo? I don't see a typo

Is this the font you're trying to use?
https://www.dafont.com/espresso-dolce.font