[SOLVED]How to color renpy.notify(str(num)) number?

[johandark]

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default pf = PointFucker()

default pk = PointKeeper()

init python:        
    class PointFucker(object):
        def __init__(self):
            self.dp = 0
            
        def ch_dp(self, num):
            self.dp += num
            renpy.notify(str(num) + " {color=#6abd45}{size=12}DÍDAC POINTS!!{/size}{/color}")
            
    class PointKeeper(object):
        def __init__(self):
            self.np = 0
            
        def ch_np(self, num):
            self.np += num
            if num >= 0:
                renpy.notify(str(num) + " {color=#6abd45}{size=12}NEUS POINTS!!{/size}{/color}")
                
            else:
                renpy.notify(str(num), color=(200,255,255,80) + " {color=#ed2024}{size=12}NEUS POINTS!!{/size}{/color}")

With this code:

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                renpy.notify(str(num) + " {color=#6abd45}{size=12}NEUS POINTS!!{/size}{/color}")

I get this result:

Where "NEUS POINTS!!" is green, but the number is white.

I´ve tried use this:

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                renpy.notify(str(num), color=(200,255,255,80) + " {color=#ed2024}{size=12}NEUS POINTS!!{/size}{/color}")

But sadly didn´t work. (It´s not green color nor red, but it was a prove).

What am I doing wrong?

thanks!

[gas]

The only thing that come to mind is that you're passing a color to the notify system, but notify use the default (white) if you dont put it inside a tag.

Take my words with caution, but experiment.

[korova]

What about this ?

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 renpy.notify("{color=#ed2024}{size=12}[num] NEUS POINTS!!{/size}{/color}") 

or

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 renpy.notify("{color=#ed2024}{size=12}" + str(num) +" NEUS POINTS!!{/size}{/color}") 

(Not home right now, I can't test)

[johandark]

What about this ?

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 renpy.notify("{color=#ed2024}{size=12}[num] NEUS POINTS!!{/size}{/color}") 

or

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 renpy.notify("{color=#ed2024}{size=12}" + str(num) +" NEUS POINTS!!{/size}{/color}") 

(Not home right now, I can't test)

The first Code doesn´t work, but the second one works perfectly!

THANKS!!

[duck-and-wolf]

This no longer works for me, has something about notifications changed in the intervening years?