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Unfortunately I don't believe drags behave differently in this regard. The button would still swallow the drag attempt. Additionally as drags unconditionally render all content it would also incur a hefty performance cost when compared to the vpgrid which renders only children that will appear on sc...

The setup: - Picture a large grid of buttons, let's say for example 10x10, 100 buttons. - There's space enough screen space to show a 5x4 subset. - It's the basis for a puzzle where the goal is to find the "correct" button. - I would like to be able to use draggable True on the vpgrid. - ...

How you tackle this hinges on what it is you actually want: - Do you want a button that's the size of the background image, with the text centred on it? - Or do you want a button that's the size of your text with the background adjusted to fill it? If the first, then MaydohMaydoh's solution along wi...

From time to time it makes sense to use a show expression statement using the as clause to tag it so it's easy to hide later. This functionality works great. I would like to do something similar for applying transforms. As far as I'm aware the only way to achieve this is to repeat the entire show ex...

Assuming that the frame containing the credits is correctly sized (it should be, Ren'Py should expand it to include all your text), you can use this tweaked transform to start with the top of the frame aligned with the bottom of the screen, and slowly move up until the bottom of the frame is aligned...

I think this is what you were aiming for, we'll see. First problem is multiple inputs on one screen. You can only ever edit one at a time, so we need some kind of focus control - in this case the active var. We also modulus this when using it to ensure we loop around the inputs in both directions. T...

We have the behind keyword for repositioning a layer further back from the screen than it started, but there's no way to easily achieve the inverse when dealing with multiple layers. For example if we have four sprites: A, B, C and D; displayed in that order, then to move B in front of C, we need to...

Assuming the "cheat" is changing a decision made prior to the random call, another option (depending on how linear the game is) could be to go back to RenPy's rollback-compatible random and combine it with fixed rollback[1], which would allow rollback but not changing the decision/bet alre...

I'm a little confused by this thread, so please disregard if I'm way off base here. The tl;dr is in bold . ;) Firstly, the original post does (at least at the time of reading) create an instance of the Time class in the final line of the first block. While - as Kia correctly points out - time is a m...

as runner is effectively naming what's displayed for Ren'Py's benefit, so that when you do the next show ... as runner it's replaced, rather than being shown along side or on top of it. runner in this instance is just a name I picked for the purposes of the demo, it could be anything that's not con...

I believe the most direct equivalent of what you're asking for would be something like: transform run(t): "images/001.jpg" t "images/002.jpg" t "images/003.jpg" t repeat label start: show expression run(.3) as runner j "Hi" show expression run(.1) as runner j ...

Because it seems like it may be of interest, here's a brief explanation of why this happens (and even why it's not considered a bug). Hope you find it helpful and/or interesting. :) If you're using the default history screen found in the screens.rpy file created when starting a project, then substit...

This reads like a player entering a custom save name containing interpolation that's not getting sanitised correctly by the game, resulting in the interface trying to substitute the [Epic] part. Overload-52 if you're a player, then the reason your reset didn't work is that because it's the name of y...

If the new image footprint is identical or smaller, and the old image is completely opaque then you can potentially just skip the on replace part so that the new image "pops-in" while obscured by the old as soon as it's used with show , and rely on the on replaced behaviour to fade out the...

You don't need a Return() that way, you can simply Hide() as action. That doesn't require the need to directly hide the screen. Anyway, I suppose that button is there to actually show somethingm, probably that map screen... Who knows XD. Unfortunately using Hide (and removing the hide screen line c...