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RenPy keeps track of transforms applied to displayable, so make sure you've reset it to alpha 1.0 after you're done with ghosts.

Check is you rename game folder to something else, it should always be:

RenPy/ProjectName/game/all_files...

image i_luv_mice = Fixed(Solid("F00", xysize=(150, 50)), Solid("FFF", xysize=(100, 50)), xysize=(150, 50)) init python: import math CENTER_AT = (400, 400) def follow_the_mouse(st, at): xc, yc = CENTER_AT x, y = renpy.get_mouse_pos() angle = math.atan2(y-yc, x-xc) * (180/math.pi)...

Ace94 wrote:for a few hours for a guide on how to do this

viewtopic.php?f=51&t=21978

No idea. I do not trust screens with complicated UDDs (bad experience in that area)... neither do I see a reason why the whole design cannot be a UDD. At the very least:
should be safer.

I don't understand... One image is shown, you click, wait for a second and you see another image. It should work like that. If you wanted to display interim image the moment you click the button, you can just add: class GUIField(renpy.Displayable): def __init__(self, **kwargs): super(GUIField, self)...

Try it... this is a very odd issue.

Are you using something like Microsoft Word? It should not happen in proper text editors like VS/Atom/JEdit/NP++ and etc...

What button(s) do you press on your keyboard to get quotes like that? It doesn't feel right that you get weird char without a macro or some weird keyboard...

Can you show me an example of how to use it? Something along these lines: class GUIField(renpy.Displayable): def __init__(self, **kwargs): super(GUIField, self).__init__(**kwargs) self.d = renpy.displayable("field_0.png") self.next_d = Null() self.next_st = 0 def render(self, width, heigh...

It should not do that if you are using quotes around Yuriko... If you want to define a proper character, take a look at https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/dialogue ... er-objects

Copy paste quotes from my post or try using single quote instead of double. Make sure that you're using a decent text editor and encoding is set to utf-8 (which it is very likely to be if you're using a decent one).

Use screen action inside of screens...

This is mental: Use st or at to time your actions as you see fit within your UDD.

“” ===> Wrong characters...