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I just don't know how to go about it. You need to make your own buttons and the load and save function like so: label start: call save "Game saved" call load label save: window hide scene navi with fade python hide: ui.side(('c', 'r',), xpos=250, ypos=150, spacing=5) vp = ui.viewport(drag...

How do you make something like this using ui-imagebuttons init: $ image_b01unlocked=False label start: $ ui.imagemap("main_menu5.jpg", "main_menu4.jpg", [ (100, 100, 300, 400, "choice1"), (500, 100, 700, 400, "choice2") ]) if image_b01unlocked: $ ui.imagebutt...

How can I display a button over an imagemap at the same time? Use ui.imagemap and ui.imagebutton like so: $ ui.imagemap("main_menu5.jpg", "main_menu4.jpg", [ (100, 100, 300, 400, "choice1"), (500, 100, 700, 400, "choice2") ]) $ ui.textbutton("Text",...

My plan was to make the save screen look something like this: You could either use scrolling load save layout( http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/reference/functions/layout.scrolling_load_save ) and edit the styles or you should just make your own custom save load screen( http://www.renpy.org/wiki...

Much like health bars, except they increase or decrease depending on your attraction points for a certain character... You can use ui.bar overlay like so: init python: max_love=100 current_love=50 show_stats=False def stats_overlay(): if show_stats: ui.frame() ui.vbox() ui.text("Love meter&quo...

is there a way to separate the save and load screens? It's already separated. They just look the same. If you want to make the two screens look different, you'll need to make your own custom load or save screen. You can read about making your own screen here (it's harder than using layouts): http:/...

But, the thing is, I would like to have the current amount of gold you have shown in the upper right corner of the game. Any tips on how to fix this? Oh, and one should easily be able to hide it, in case some epic BG scenes were to be shown. Use overlay like so: init python: gold=10 show_money=Fals...

Gumaster wrote:Is it possible to do this, and if so, how?

If you are using static ctc images, then you can just use {image} like so:

I'm not sure what code words I'm supposed to use make this work or if there are any. Well you could replace this part of the compile_event(which is in renpy/display/behavior.py): if part[0] == "alt": part.pop(0) rv += " and (ev.mod & %d)" % pygame.KMOD_ALT else: rv += "...

As far as I know, styles are static and cannot be changed dynamically, Yeah, I think so too. If you want to have a dynamically positioned menu, maybe you should use ui like so: init: $ menu_width=200 $ say_window_height=400 label start: $ ui.vbox(xpos=10, ypos=10) $ ui.frame(xminimum=menu_width, ym...

Is there a way to disable right clicking on the main menu temporarily? Use ui.keymap like so: label Nothingness: return label main_menu: scene main_menu $ ui.keymap(mouseup_3=ui.callsinnewcontext('Nothingness')) $ result = renpy.imagemap("main_menu5.jpg", "main_menu4.jpg", [ (10...

So, I want to fade to white from the main menu. Try using a renpy.map in the main_menu block like so: init python: ## Transitions. ## Used when entering the game menu from the game. config.enter_transition = Fade(.5, 0, .5, color=(255, 255, 255, 255)) ## Used when exiting the game menu to the game....

Maybe you can tell me how use this? You should use the whole DSE framework. There's a tutorial for it here: http://www.renaigames.com/?p=57 But if you really want to use just the code you shown, you need to register the stats and then display it like so: label start: $ intelligence=25 #This is the ...

Sanehouse wrote:Any help is much appreciated.

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