Only One option on the Image Map is working ♥

[BrandonDeVITO]

Good morning. ☺

I'm facing a challenge which I can't seem to overcome. And I would appreciate any assistance which I could be offered.

The below code, by all my estimations, should be calling an imagemap with 7 options. And it is indeed calling the imagemap. And the first option works, however, none of the other 'buttons' are responding.

Did I miss a step in the code?

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label jumpr_menu:
   
    python:
        result = renpy.imagemap("images/girlmenu.png", "images/girlmenu.png" ,
        [
        (13, 8, 177, 178, "Girl1"),
        (88, 242, 174, 176, "Girl2"),
        (562, 243, 167, 170, "Girl3"),
        (216, 12, 168, 172, "Girl4"),
        (415, 12, 172, 172, "Girl5"),
        (615, 13, 175, 169, "Girl6"),
        (301, 305, 186, 43, "back"),
        ], focus="imagemap")
       
    if result == "Girl1":
        if KARMA >= 10:
            $ KARMA = 0
            $ GIRL = 1
            jump JUMPR
        else:
             centered "{b}{color=8C0000}You have insufficient Karma to ♦JUMP♦ to Sakura's Variant...{/b}{/color}"
             return
       
    elif result == "Girl2":
        if KARMA >= 10:
            $ KARMA = 0
            $ GIRL = 2
            jump JUMPR
        else:
             centered "{b}{color=8C0000}You have insufficient Karma to ♦JUMP♦ to Emiko's Variant...{/b}{/color}"
             return
       
    elif result == "Girl3":
        if KARMA >= 10:
            $ KARMA = 0
            $ GIRL = 3
            jump JUMPR
        else:
             centered "{b}{color=8C0000}You have insufficient Karma to ♦JUMP♦ to Mitsuru's Variant...{/b}{/color}"
             return
   
    elif result == "Girl4":
        if KARMA >= 10:
            $ KARMA = 0
            $ GIRL = 4
            jump JUMPR
        else:
             centered "{b}{color=8C0000}You have insufficient Karma to ♦JUMP♦ to Mayu's Variant...{/b}{/color}"
             return
   
    elif result == "Girl5":
        if KARMA >= 10:
            $ KARMA = 0
            $ GIRL = 5
            jump JUMPR
        else:
             centered "{b}{color=8C0000}You have insufficient Karma to ♦JUMP♦ to Ketsuya's Variant...{/b}{/color}"
             return
       
    elif result == "Girl6":
        if KARMA >= 10:
            $ KARMA = 0
            $ GIRL = 6
            jump JUMPR
        else:
             centered "{b}{color=8C0000}You have insufficient Karma to ♦JUMP♦ to Mayu's Variant...{/b}{/color}"
             return
        
    elif result == "back":
        return

[BrandonDeVITO]

To answer my own question:

I use a program called 'irfanview' to determine my coordintaes. I misinterpreted the imaged map hotspots as X/Y Origin, with the size of the box.

From the Wiki:
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.

In my case, this meant taking my starting points, and adding 180 to each of them (becuase my hotspots are 180 pixels wide.) in order to come up with the X1 and Y1 numbers.

All working now! ♥

[bleating]

You also just fixed my problem, good work! ^^;

[Keul]

I've got also the same problem month ago.
The wiki is not clear about the origin of x1 and y1 (top left corner of the screen, or x0, y0)

[Keul]

In the http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/Wiki_Home_Page, there's 2 links:
- The new manual that explains how to use Ren'Py, but isn't finished yet.
- The Reference Manual that contains the rest of the documentation.

In fact:
The good documentation that explains the new screen language with the last versions of renpy, with correct explaination of the hotspots:
http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#hotspot

The "Reference Manual " that contains things that souldn't be used anymore (the old ways we create imagemaps) that is totally unclear with x1,y1 corordinates.
http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/ref ... y.imagemap

[Keul]

By the way :
http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/save_load ... n-py-saves