Question about imagemaps2

[Gouka]

in order to get the menu I'm trying to implement into ren'py. What would be the coordinates?

Thanks for your help.

[JQuartz]

Maybe 5,20? The best way to find out the coordinates is still trial and error.

[F.I.A]

in order to get the menu I'm trying to implement into ren'py. What would be the coordinates?

Thanks for your help.

If you are using the same resolution, then:

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init -2 python:
    layout.imagemap_main_menu("mainmenu1.png", "mainmenu1.png", [
        (10, 42, 250 ,88, "Start Game"),
        (10, 98, 250, 144, "Load Game"),
        (10, 156, 250, 202, "Preferences"),
        (10, 219, 250 ,266, "Quit"),
        ])

Change the last mainmenu1.png to your desired image for the hovered image.



Foolproof way of identifying the axises:

1. Open the image with bitmap.
2. Hover the pointer at the upper left edge.
3. Jolt down the axises displayed at the bottom right corner.
4. Repeat 2 and 3 for the bottom right edge.

[Gouka]

in order to get the menu I'm trying to implement into ren'py. What would be the coordinates?

Thanks for your help.

If you are using the same resolution, then:

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init -2 python:
    layout.imagemap_main_menu("mainmenu1.png", "mainmenu1.png", [
        (10, 42, 250 ,88, "Start Game"),
        (10, 98, 250, 144, "Load Game"),
        (10, 156, 250, 202, "Preferences"),
        (10, 219, 250 ,266, "Quit"),
        ])

Change the last mainmenu1.png to your desired image for the hovered image.



Foolproof way of identifying the axises:

1. Open the image with bitmap.
2. Hover the pointer at the upper left edge.
3. Jolt down the axises displayed at the bottom right corner.
4. Repeat 2 and 3 for the bottom right edge.

Thanks a lot, this really helped. But on your suggestion about bitmaps, which program do I use? Microsoft paint or photoshop?

[akemicchi]

It really doesn't matter what program you use to find the coordinates. You can use either Photoshop and Microsoft Paint.

... Microsoft Paint is simpler though since all you have to do is hover over the image with any tool and it automatically shows the coordinates on the bottom right. 8D