How do I remove the text from the main menu

[neometalero]

I want to remove the text with the name of the project form the main menu



Also additional questions:

-How do I create two splash screens for the PC game. Like one image with the logo and another with the loading image after that one?

[mard]

Open up options.rpy and look for this line.

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define gui.show_name = False

It will be set to true, if you set it to false it'll hide the text.

Not sure on the splash screens, haven't attempted anything like that yet.

[indoneko]

Not sure about what you really want with the splash screen, but I would just add a pause after the logo is shown and then add scene black with dissolve and then show the second image after that with pause and then add another scene black with dissolve again (all in a single splash screen section)

[edited for typo]

[Donmai]

Open up options.rpy and look for this line.

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define gui.show_name = False

It will be set to true, if you set it to false it'll hide the text.

Curiously, you will find that same line on gui.rpy, so set the variable to False there too.

[neometalero]

Not sure about what you really want with the splash screen, but I would just add a pause after the logo is shown and then add scene black with dissolve and then show the second image after that with pause and then add another scene black with dissolve again (all in a single splash screen section)

[edited for typo]

I just want to know where i need to write the code to display the splash screen.

[Donmai]

Just create a label called splashscreen anywhere. This is one of Ren'Py special labels:
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/label.ht ... ial-labels

Example:

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label splashscreen:
    # your code goes here
    return

[neometalero]

Open up options.rpy and look for this line.

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define gui.show_name = False

It will be set to true, if you set it to false it'll hide the text.

Curiously, you will find that same line on gui.rpy, so set the variable to False there too.

Tks, i was missing it in one place. Now it worked.