Image Map - Only one choice? [Solved]

[Destiny]

Hello
sorry in advance, I first postet it in Creator Discussion until I realised, here is the place for such questions...

I'm working on my project for a while already and now, since I got most the artwork done, I wanted to work on the script.
Most things are fine thanks to the wiki.
BUT I just can't really get my image map to work.

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label menu_room_player:
$ result = renpy.imagemap("Schule.png", "Hover.png", [
        (43, 42, 181, 94, "bed"),
        (347, 41, 183, 93, "door"),
        (586, 42, 179, 87, "chest"),
        (300, 239, 211, 102, "mirror"),
        (43, 441, 181, 93, "schrank"),
        (309, 439, 188, 90, "kuchen"),
        (571, 439, 178, 89, "sofa"),
        ], focus="imagemap")

if result == "bed":
    me "Time to sleep!"
elif result == "door":
    me "Time to head out!"
elif result == "chest":
    me "What do I got...!"
elif result == "mirror":
    me "So how am I doing?"
elif result == "schrank":
    me "What do I got...!"
elif result == "kuchen":
    me "What do I got...!"
elif result == "sofa":
    me "What do I got...!"

Here the graphics I used for testing:
Hover.png and Schule.png

At least on my computer is the result always the same.
Only the block on the upper left changes and can be clicked. And also only half of the block.
Did I do something wrong anywhere?
Because I really need the image map.

Thanks in advance!

[Alex]

The problem is in hotspots - they are wrong. You are using an old-style imagemap, so "hotspots - A list of tuples defining the hotspots in this image map. Each tuple has the format (x0, y0, x1, y1, result). (x0, y0) gives the coordinates of the upper-left corner of the hotspot, (x1, y1) gives the lower-right corner, and result gives the value returned from this function if the mouse is clicked in the hotspot."
http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/ref ... y.imagemap

[Destiny]

Ah, I got it!
Sorry, I did read the hint with "shift+d", but I simply copied the coordinates from the rectangle instead of the corners.

Thanks a lot!