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Where you say add FileScreenshot, try adding in size stuff

You want your vbox with the items to be inside the viewport. So it and all its items need to be indented in a couple times.

To me, it looks like you would need to modify the choice screen in screens.rpy to get your desired behavior. How familiar are you with screen language?

I support this wholeheartedly. I always thought the frequent bumping of threads by more-established people offering services makes things harder for newer people to break into the business, so to speak. I almost want to request a similar rule for the Works In Progress subforum, because that often ha...

There's nothing wrong with having non-anime art for your VN. Some people even find it refreshing. As for the game itself, I find this a very interesting premise and think that as long as you handle it well, it should turn out really great. Because it's so short, I wouldn't recommend putting a price ...

For an action, screen language expects a Screen Action rather than just code. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_actions.html For example, for your 'a' key one, you'd want the following: key "K_a" action SetVariable("hikage_pt", hikage_pt - 1) As for the last one, the Show act...

If you want to have stats but not have the gameplay focused on them, you can always make them not explicit. For example, most ones where you have separate LI routes will have points for each LI, but most of the time they don't show what the value is to you, it's implicit based on what results you ge...

try instead

You have to show a screen in order for it to show up on the screen.

It looks like you're using the legacy GUI. You might want to consider updating. In addition, you're not using the screen language quite right. It looks like whatever menu you might be using, you're overriding it with the main menu window, with this part here: window: style "mm_root" How ab...

If you're declaring a variable in a function I believe that due to scoping it will only exist in that function.

Try declaring your variables themselves at the top level of a file, that way they can all be found at the appropriate time.

And then on your screen:
That should work, although buttons are a little bit tricky.

You can change a text's font like so:
You can also use styles and style prefixes to reduce the amount of typing you need to do.

Yes. For that you'll want to check out the screen language that I mentioned.

If you just want to show the value of the variable for debugging purposes, you can just output it to the screen with a say statement like this "[friendship]" If you want a more complex visualization of it, you'd probably want to check out screen language. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/scr...