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My quickmenu: ############################################################################## # Quick Menu # # A screen that's included by the default say screen, and adds quick access to # several useful functions. screen quick_menu(): # Add an in-game quick menu. vbox: style_group "quick"...

In the main menu buttons I would like to have one color for "idle" and another for "hover". (But only in main menu, so in the rest of the options keep the default settings). This is the code that works now. # The main menu buttons. frame: background None style_prefix "mm&quo...

Thanks trooper6! The first code works perfectly!

Now I can start to think better on the design and continue with the game.

So far I made an screenshot to show you how it´s going on so far.

Thanks for your huge help!

Ok, now I think I understood the problem. I´m very noob in programming, so excuse me. So in my example didn´t work because notify can only appear one at a time. That means the only solution were to use them in a single string... But with that option I´m not sure if I could have 2 self."points&q...

I don´t understand really well your code... I guess I´m doing something wrong, but I don´t really know what... init python: class PointFucker(object): def __init__(self): self.dp = 0 self.notify_string = "" # We add to this string stuff we want to to be displayed def ch_dp(self, num): self...

What about this ? renpy.notify("{color=#ed2024}{size=12}[num] NEUS POINTS!!{/size}{/color}") or renpy.notify("{color=#ed2024}{size=12}" + str(num) +" NEUS POINTS!!{/size}{/color}") (Not home right now, I can't test) The first Code doesn´t work, but the second one works...

default pf = PointFucker() default pk = PointKeeper() init python: class PointFucker(object): def __init__(self): self.dp = 0 def ch_dp(self, num): self.dp += num renpy.notify(str(num) + " {color=#6abd45}{size=12}DÍDAC POINTS!!{/size}{/color}") class PointKeeper(object): def __init__(self...

I have this code: default pf = PointFucker() default pk = PointKeeper() init python: class PointFucker(object): def __init__(self): self.dp = 0 def ch_dp(self, num): self.dp += num renpy.notify(str(num) + " {size=12}DÍDAC POINT!!{/size}") class PointKeeper(object): def __init__(self): self...

Thank you very much! That solved the problem!! I added a second person doing this: default pf = PointFucker() default pk = PointKeeper() init python: class PointFucker(object): def __init__(self): self.dp = 0 def ch_dp(self, num): self.dp += num renpy.notify(str(num) + " {size=12}DÍDAC POINT!!{...

init python: # This class keeps all the points, # allowing the variables to be acessed # in functions. class PointFucker(object): def __init__(self): self.dp = 0 # Make instance of class pf = PointFucker() # Adds num points to dp and notifys # the player def add_dp(num): pf.dp += num renpy.notify(s...

Thanks, I didn´t know renpy.notification exists. The only problem I saw with the solution of "TaoistFruitbat", is that if you roll back and then you repeat that scene, the "Neus Points" increase in number every time you get back and go forward... Is there a way to solve that prob...

ne "¿Go up or not?.." p "Of course... I really want to see your flat." $ np += 2 ne "Great! You´ll love it!" So the thing is... after adding "$ np += 2" the "np" points will be increased in 2. I manage to put them on screen with: init: ##DidacPoints...

This post helped me a lot. I just have a little question about it. Let´s imagine that apart from "Dying" there´s a point where your "courage" goes below 0 and you have to run at home because you are afraid of everything at any step in the game. So there´s need fo 2 config.python_...