[answered] python equivalent to define a transform?

[SONTSE]

so i need a transform to be placed within "atlist" in renpy.show. can i declare it within a python block?
something with linear/ease movement and parallel would be nice too. Thanks ^^

[PyTom]

so i need a transform to be placed within "atlist" in renpy.show. can i declare it within a python block?
something with linear/ease movement and parallel would be nice too. Thanks ^^

There are a couple of answers to this. The first is to point out that ATL transforms can take parameters, so you could always used a parameterized ATL transform.

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transform moveto(new_align=0.5, delay=1.0):
    linear delay xalign 0.5

$ renpy.show("eileen happy", at_list=[ moveto(0.75, 2.0) ])

Beyond that, you can use a Transform with a function argument. There isn't a way to define an ATL transform at runtime - doing so would be far harder than just using a Python function inside your transform.

[SONTSE]

I think i got the picture now. Thank you PyTom! =)