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You can use the justify property.
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/style_pr ... ty-justify

You can use this inside of style say_dialogue in screens.rpy

You'll need to use strings.

PyTom wrote: ↑Sun Aug 14, 2022 9:41 pm

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style default:
    subpixel True

I'm considering making this the default.

Exactly what I was looking for, thank you!!

nice!!! thank you!! also, how do you set max points for certain stats? Pretty much the same way you set the minimum amount of points, like so: textbutton "+": action SetVariable("stat_kindness", stat_kindness+1), SetVariable("available_points", available_points-1) if a...

It can be quite simple to do. You'd need a few variables and a screen. default stat_kindness = 0 default stat_strength = 0 default stat_magic = 0 default available_points = 5 screen Stats(): vbox align(.5,.5): # You can repeat the below for each stat hbox: text "Kindness" null width 30 tex...

You can do that in the same screen. default show_wrong = True # put that at the beginning of your screen .... if correct: # if correct then show a text then return after 2 seconds text "Correct!" xalign 0.9 yalign 0.5 textbutton "CONTINUE" xalign 0.9 yalign 0.55 action Return() e...

I'm using a lot of different transforms (mostly for the camera statement), and all of those use subpixel True . This parameter is set to False by default. But it is quite boring to have a "subpixel True" line written everywhere. I suppose this is not possible, but who knows: is there any w...

In your imagebutton's action, put SetVariable() before any ShowMenu() or Return()

There's a way to simplify it. You can create a function that will do two things : increase (or decrease) the amount, and then call the check function. This way, you won't need to do too much redundant typing. Short example : def update_water(amount): global stats_water stats_water += amount check_wa...

As I said in my first comment: If you want to make sure the player can't go above a maximum amount, you can do this: init python: def check_water(): if stats_water <= 0: renpy.jump("GameOver1") elif stats_water > stats_water_max: # or you could put a number instead if you don't want to use...

lsf22 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 01, 2022 10:05 pm For some reason it's not jumping to the game over label once the water stat hits 0 or below it.

That's quite strange, as it works perfectly for me. Could you show your code please?

If I understand correctly, what you want is to show all of those screens at once? If that's the case, you could use use in a single screen instead. Like so: screen all_overlays(): use statMenuMainBtn use statsNames use showTime use show_stats(Anna) label start: show screen all_overlays

You're going to have to write it like so: init python: def check_water(): if stats_water <= 0: renpy.jump("GameOver1") renpy.jump is the python equivalent for the jump statement. You can't use pure renpy statements in python blocks, this is why python equivalents exist. https://www.renpy.o...

I believe this is a "normal" behavior, but there are some workarounds for that. For instance, you could do this: class FeedtheDragonDisplayable(renpy.Displayable): def __init__(self): renpy.Displayable.__init__(self) self.key_pressed = None # This will store which key is held down # ... de...

What didn't work, exactly? Did you get an error? Or an unwanted result maybe?