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Ocelot wrote:

you could use id

It is interesting too, is there any examples? Documentation doesn't tell anything useful about id at all.

Yeah that's the problem. There's no documentation so it needs to search ren'py folder directly.

Like this?

I don't know what is the faster way, it's depending on your screen's complexity.

screen something(styling="a"): style_prefix styling style a_something: style b_something:#write anything Won't something like this work? You could also use if clause for style_prefix. For example when defining character, you can pass something like who_color='#000' and it would passed as ...

If you're mentioning user's savedata, its code won't work. Configs are not saved in user's save data. You should define persistent data then check it in the label after_load.

I'm third on this, though it's not a major issue. I'd appreciate if this matter fixed in the future.

Wrap viewport by fixed or frame, giving its xysize. You only need to modify screens.rpy. screen choice(items): style_prefix "choice" fixed pos (x,y) xysize (x,y): #or frame, window viewport: scrollbars "vertical" mousewheel True draggable True side_yfill True vbox: for i in items...

Add viewport on the choice screen in screens.rpy. screen choice(items): style_prefix "choice" viewport: scrollbars "vertical" mousewheel True draggable True side_yfill True vbox: for i in items: textbutton i.caption action i.action

Ren'Py saves data of the current rollback memory. It means changing variables in a same screen won't be saved, except you added $ renpy.retain_after_load() directly before showing it's screen. You have to call this function every time before showing screens that modifies variables.

Oh BTW, don't you think to hide 'roll back side' from unrelated hardwares? The first time I saw it, I though 'what the fuck this preference'. Now I know this is for touch hardwares, but still I think it's annoying to see this preference on unrelated hardwares.

I remember that 'disappearing scrollbars issue'. I thought this is came form my own code problem, but it looks it happens more majorly.

Donmai wrote:The only problem that persists is that Ren'Py keep showing English names for the month and day of the week.

I think this is a problem I also got. I couldn't find what is an issue exactly so didn't reported yet.

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No language is translated for new gui yet. Currently, you have to translate files by yourself.

You have to define setter.