[SOLVED!] Action Return() not working on one screen, but works everywhere else?

[sasquatchii]

Hi, I'm currently working on coding the Yes/No prompt screen into my game - here's what it currently looks like:



The "x" button at the top right uses the action return() function, and will return players back to the game if they click on it.

However, this doesn't work in-game if the player tries to quit and then clicks the "x" button at the top right of the menu. It works on all other menus, just not in-game. If I'm in game, I can even hover over it and the button itself will change to the "hover", and clicking on it does forwards along the rest of text/story progression in the game while the menu still stays up. I'm scratching my head trying to figure out why!

Here is the code I'm using:

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screen yesno_prompt:
    on "show" action With(dissolve)
    
    #modal True
    
    add "images/gui/yesno_background.png"
    
    imagemap:
        ground 'images/gui/yesno_ground.png'
        idle 'images/gui/yesno_idle.png' 
        hover 'images/gui/yesno_hover.png'
        alpha True
        # This is so that everything transparent is invisible to the cursor.
        
        
        hotspot (421, 306, 85, 45) action yes_action 
        hotspot (557, 306, 65, 45) action no_action 
        hotspot (886, 176, 35, 35) action Return()
  

    if message == layout.ARE_YOU_SURE:
        add "images/gui/yesno_are_you_sure.png"
        
    elif message == layout.DELETE_SAVE:
        add "images/gui/yesno_delete_save.png"
        
    elif message == layout.OVERWRITE_SAVE:
        add "images/gui/yesno_overwrite_save.png"
        
    elif message == layout.LOADING:
        add "images/gui/yesno_load_save.png"
        
        
    elif message == layout.QUIT:
        add "images/gui/yesno_quit.png"
        
        
    elif message == layout.MAIN_MENU:
        add "images/gui/yesno_main_menu.png"
        

init python:
    config.quit_action = Quit()

Any ideas or help is greatly appreciated!

[trooper6]

Rather than Return, have your x-button just do the no_action just as the no button does.

[sasquatchii]

Rather than Return, have your x-button just do the no_action just as the no button does.

This worked!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

I feel kinda dumb for not coming up with this solution (in hindsight it seems so obvious) - but I really appreciate your help

[trooper6]

My pleasure!