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Never tried it, but the thread you're looking for is probably this one.

http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... =8&t=29410

The easiest way is to have the side image inside the textbox, I suppose. You'd need to partition it separately though, with an hbox for the side image.

I would assume it's the first person pronouns that are the issue. Anyway, if you need to switch after the game is started (i.e., assuming that the choice of language is in preferences and accessible at any time, not just at the beginning of the game, someone could start the game, be playing, and the...

One tip for the forums, surround your coding with [ code ] . . . [/ code ] (without the spaces), this leaves all the indentation in, and is helpful for figuring out where indent errors might be occurring. Another tip, instead of saying "if X == True" or "if X == False" you can j...

Well, in that case isn't there no reason not to use use Return() without the If() part?

I've never had reason to do it so I don't know off the top of my head. But I would assume that whatever you're using for the randomizer button is keying in on that text anyway?

You're better off with other tools that are specifically made for that kind of gameplay (RPGMaker), to be honest.

Imagebuttons need at least ground and hover images. They don't take one image directly.

Try deleting the imagemap cache.

http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... 91#p354974

Depending on how many choices there are though, it may just be easier to check for variables and call up those files within the game after each playthrough.

I haven't tried this, but wouldn't it be simpler to tweak trooper6's approach and stick a key statement into choose_first_name and choose_second_name? Something like: screen choose_first_name: # input code # button code key "K_RETURN" action If(input_text, Return(), NullAction()) # assumin...

I was talking to OP. I would imagine that you wouldn't really want that variable to persist across plays, but that's just a matter of how you envision it working.

I'm sorry if this comes across as non-responsive to the question, but I still can't quite understand why you can't just use ATL (not transitions) and {nw} to achieve the same end result with far less hassle. I mean, it seems like the only reason interact must be false is that you don't want the play...

You can download the sample game that's attached to that tutorial and see where it's placed in that script.

Study the code of The Question for how to use if/else conditions and variables.