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Of course it doesn't work.
Variable definitions are not retroactives.

So, if you increase time_in_minutes +1, only this variable increase, not any other one.
You had to call a function or do instructions that update all other values (like hours and days), THEN do those checks.

It lack the RETURN statement at the end of the after_load instructions.

I hope you understand this. You can create ONE function to call, that execute both tasks. Try this (unsure, I can't test it right now). init python: # This is set to the name of the character that is speaking, or # None if no character is currently speaking. speaking = None # This returns speaking i...

Didnt use the translation feature so far but is it possible to have for example even the english text in the japanese version? (thus the first row is the translation into japanese for that text)? You translate the text by changing the actual text with other tenses, so, technically speaking, yes you...

# If there's a side image, display it above the text. if side_image: add side_image else: add SideImage() xalign 0.0 yalign 1.0 # Use the quick menu. use quick_menu <<<<< delete this line in the screens.rpy file, in the say screen. As above, remove "use quick_menu" statement in the screen...

A good standard resolution to work with nowadays is 1280*720. It fit almost everywhere. Also mind that, thank to VARIATIONS, you can actually create scaled down version of the same gui/images without any need for extra stuff for lower resolutions (like tablet). The upcoming release (6.9.11) will foc...

screen citymapoverviewchoices: imagemap: ground "images/citymapoverviewbasicdaytime.png" hover "images/citymapoverviewbasicdaytimehover.png" hotspot (6, 87, 195, 45) clicked Return("beach") hotspot (770, 75, 195, 45) clicked Return("police") hotspot (750, 165...

Tested now, it work.

https://i.gyazo.com/fae96e896e8ff472d37 ... 53cb95.png

Of course developers will NOT consider this feature, not even in thousand years. Anyway, if you feel brave, you need to study: Ren'py, screen language, user defined displayable, timer Python at an average degree, and maybe PyGame libraries. When you're ready, chances are you don't need to ask any qu...

1: KEY must be tied to the single button, as a child. The way you define it is tied to the screen as a whole (that's why it work on the latest save).
2: BUTTON can have childs, IMAGEBUTTON not at all.

So change your imagebuttons to buttons.

You have a very simple solution: change the x coordinate of the hotspots.

The reply to your last question is: yes.

Yes, with ParameterizedText you can create then associate a style (outlines included).

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/text.htm ... splayables

Don't use a character. Use a text displayable.

Create a transformation and apply it to the image.