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> Trying to show sprites "at right" and "at left", for instance, still have them aligned against the bottom because left is defined as align (0.0, 1.0) and right as align (1.0, 1.0) . Strictly speaking, they should be called bottomleft and bottomright . Same thing with center .

imagebutton: ... action (SetField(persistent, "h_content", 0), SetVariable("h_content", persistent.h_content), Function(renpy.restart_interaction)) That SetVariable should read SetVariable("h_content", 0) , because otherwise it will set h_content to the value persisten...

Try pers1Vida/100.0 and see if it works.

You probably did this already, but: did you rename any rpy files recently or at tall? Did you try deleting all rpyc files to make sure there isn't any old data remaining? I had problem once when no changes to certain rpy file were registered. Turns out, corresponding rpyc file creation date was set ...

Check in console what is the value of gui.scrollbar_size actually is. If it is 25, then something must have overwritten original assignment. If it is 60, as expected, rebuild styles in game. If it fixes scrollbar size, the you have weird problem with order of initialization. If it didn't, then somet...

If it does not, check scrollbars in your project with style inspector to see, where they get their style properties from.

Remove two kinds of say screen completely, the whole point of using preferences was to avoid that. screen say(who, what): style_prefix "say" window: id "window" if who is not None: window: id "namebox" style "namebox" text who id "who" text what id &...

Add image at transform controlled by variables. Then just change variables, when needed.
Example:
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I was about to ask a similar question, but my question is about alternate character images depending on choices made by the player. Basically, I have a character who is supposed to be wearing one of three outfits, depending on earlier player choices. Rather than doing something like this: transform...

The style of text is controlled by what_style provided by character object. The default what_style is say_dialogue
Instead of doubling your screen size, have you considered simply changing styles for say screen? Style Preferences would work well for that.

Example of changing applied transform effects in-game: image steve = Placeholder("boy") transform do_nothing: pass transform ghost: alpha 0.5 default sprite_effects = do_nothing label start: show steve at center, sprite_effects '....' $ sprite_effects = ghost show steve at center, sprite_...

It literally says it in the error message: code in the python block must be indented, so parser can understand what code is Python and what is RenPy DSL.

What I came to: default objects = [] init python: class Point: def __init__(self, x, y): self.x = x self.y = y self.initial_position = True def add_one(): objects.append(Point(renpy.random.randint(10, 1270), renpy.random.randint(10, 710))) def move_left(): for i in objects: i.x -= 100 i.initial_posi...

Where is character "e" defined?

The clue lies in " ".join(self.args) which is the code that manages this "string".join("args") This is actually code for exception creation and ideally should not be included in call stack. Full code; raise Exception("Image '{}' does not accept attributes '{}'.&qu...