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So, I managed to make buttons that allow you to turn to the right or the left: def rb(place, active = True): active = active place = place if active == True: ui.imagebutton("button_right.PNG", "button_right.PNG", clicked = ui.jumps(place)) def lb(place, active = True): active = a...

^You'll want an 'else' in there, I think. init: $ location_one_seen = False # sets the variable value $ location_two_seen = False # etc. label location_one: if not location_one_seen: # checks the value $ location_one_seen = True # changes the value "Detailed explanation" "And even mor...

That's because "foo" isn't a real computery-thing; it's only a placeholder word I threw in to give an example of what the code could do. You can delete everything between the [brackets], if you like, and fill them with your own code. Or, you can define all the labels and objects listed, an...

I recently had a similar issue. If my understanding is right, Renpy doesn't automatically resize images to fit the screen, so you have to either change the size of the image itself or explicitly use a transformy-function thingy. Personally, I just went with changing the image size; most image softwa...

Like Alex said, you need to indent it. Right before the imagemap: , put 4 spaces or so. Renpy is very picky about indentation.

Hmmm...Okay, this is the part I'm less certain about, but you can give it a try: Try putting the imagemap in a screen. screen my_imagemap: imagemap: #more code goes here Then, whereever in the script you want the imagemap to show up, call the screen. label day_off: "Where shall I go on my day o...

Or you could use imagebuttons: http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#imagebutton

Ugh, I hate those kind of errors. Could you paste some of your code? What's right before imagemap:, and what's right after it?

Okay, finally got the missing piece to this puzzle: I wasn't initially aware that there were other things besides "ground" and "hover"; after digging further into the renpy documentation, I discovered selected_hover and selected_somethingelseiforgetwhat, and defined them in my im...

Funnily enough, I happen to be learning about them myself; maybe I can be of some service. :) First of all: Try running your code without any imagemaps in it, just to make sure the error isn't about something else. Sometimes I'll edit a piece of new code several zmillion times before I realize that ...

ohhhhh. Thanks.

Oh, blah. SetVariable takes a string as the first argument. So you'd want to do SetVariable("chosen", lehol), and keep the rest the same. ...It...does??? :shock: Aw man, I don't know whether to laugh or cry. :lol: Thanks, PyTom! My code is functioning again. However, after all that, the n...

It says: '' ....That's all it says. o_O For the record, I do initially set $chosen as " " before it's assigned an actual value, but that's only because it won't let me list it as None. For the record, here's the traceback when I try to start with a value of None: I'm sorry, but an uncaught...

Thanks. I know it's very basic, but I haven't had to define actions in Python before. I'm not sure, but I think the call function is what's tripping me up. I could be mistaken. Call assumes that there's a string involved, right? o_O When I started out, I made a Country object so that I could randomi...

Hey, PyTom? I know you must be very busy, but would you mind walking me through the code? Yknow, how all the parts work and what they do? I'm having difficulty splicing it into the code I was already working with, and while building new code around it might work, I'd rather understand what the under...