Hi all,
I want to make it such that every time a new character speaks, the dialogue box very briefly fades out and back in, like in Devil Survivor. I think I should be able to fanaggle a way of doing it using window show and window hide statements, but is there some way to maybe bake that into the character definitions or into the whole UI?
Making dialogue box fade in and out. [SOLVED]
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Making dialogue box fade in and out. [SOLVED]
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Re: Making dialogue box fade in and out.
Here's a fairly complex character callback that does it.
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default last_character = None
init python:
class WindowCallback(object):
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
def __call__(self, event, interact=True, **kwargs):
global last_character
if (not interact) or (event != "begin"):
return
if self.name == last_character:
return
if last_character is None:
last_character = self.name
return
_window_hide(dissolve)
_window_show(dissolve)
last_character = self.name
define e = Character("Eileen", callback=WindowCallback("eileen"))
define l = Character("Lucy", callback=WindowCallback("lucy"))
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Re: Making dialogue box fade in and out.
NameError: name 'WindowCallback' is not defined
First of all, thanks a bunch PyTom for looking into this. I'm very new to Ren'Py and it's taking me a while to understand this, but this is the error I get back when trying to use it.
If it's not too much to ask, can you walk me through what I'm looking at here?
First of all, thanks a bunch PyTom for looking into this. I'm very new to Ren'Py and it's taking me a while to understand this, but this is the error I get back when trying to use it.
If it's not too much to ask, can you walk me through what I'm looking at here?
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Re: Making dialogue box fade in and out.
You are probably defining your characters before the python block has run.
No, sorry! You must be mistaking me for someone else.
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Re: Making dialogue box fade in and out.
You are 100% correct and I can't believe I made that mistake. It totally works. Thanks!
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