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Thanks.

When I display a say statement in Ren'py, there's a little menu below the dialogue box on the lower right-hand corner, barely perceptible. How do I get rid of it?

EDIT: Solved.

It worked! Thanks, Jesusalva.

Can you set it up so that if you don't type something in on time, something happens?

How do you show an image rotated a certain number of degrees? I want to be able to show an image in a certain place, but rotated 90 degrees clockwise.

It's all right; I was just curious. I don't absolutely need it -- I just wanted to know why there were no break statements.

However, I want to be able to do so without leaving the label.

How come Ren'Py doesn't support break statements outside of Python blocks? It seems a little silly to have while loops and the like with no ability to break out of them at will.

It's solved. Thanks.

Are you still for hire? If so, up to when, and how do I pay you?

How do you get multiple copies of an animation to show up onscreen? I use the "for" statement to define multiple copies of single static images... python: for i in range(0, 10): renpy.image("StaticStar%d" % (i), "GameImages/StaticStar.png") ...but I can only define one ...

Thanks. I'll give this a try.

I'm wondering if it's possible to show a sprite go offscreen for a moment, then re-enter at a different point. It has to be the same projectile -- no making it go offscreen, hiding it, then replacing it with a different projectile after enough time passes. This also assumes that I am not in the cent...

Thanks, PyTom, but I've solved my problem. It turned out that what I was trying to do didn't require me to use Python.

Is there a Python equivalent for the call command (as opposed to the jump command?) I tried using renpy.call("TheLabel"), but I got an error instead. The empty while statement is just a placeholder. Also, is there a way to break out of a while loop early without using Python? e "Wow, ...