Hotspots active on two call screens!

[Gexa]

Evening all,
As the title says I have an Issues with hotspots which are called as

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label main:
   scene #1
   call screen #1
   screen #1:
       imagemap:
           alpha False
           ground "#1"
           hover "#1_hover"

           hotspot (28, 809, 75, 72) action ToggleScreen("#2")
           hotspot (34, 32, 67, 96) action ToggleScreen("#3") 
           
label #2:
   call screen #2
   screen #2:
       imagemap:
           alpha False
           ground "#2"
           hover "#2_hover"

           hotspot (33, 809, 69, 71) action ToggleScreen("#2")
           hotspot (1531, 39, 36, 34) action ToggleScreen("#3")
           hotspot (1531, 39, 36, 34) action jump("#some image")
           
label #3:
   call screen #3
   screen #3:
       imagemap:
           alpha False
           ground "#3"
           hover "#3_hover"

           hotspot (33, 809, 69, 71) action ToggleScreen("#3")
           hotspot (1531, 39, 36, 34) action ToggleScreen("#2")
           hotspot (1531, 39, 36, 34) action jump("#some other image")
           

The problem is that the two windows are on top of each other so the hotspots are on the same location thus sometimes clicking on hotspot (33, 809, 69, 71) action ToggleScreen("#2") will not do anything, pressing the hotspot (1531, 39, 36, 34) action jump("#some image") will open the image from label #3 (#some other image). The question is how can I give priority in terms of hotspots to the most active screen?
Thank you all!

[xavimat]

I think this code is confusing. Screens do not belong to labels, but they are defined on their own, and then can be called or shown from any label.
Also, how does ToggleScreen work with call screen? If ToggleScreen only changes visibility but there is no "Return()", is the screen there but hidden? Is it responsive?

I suggest you change your implementation. Write only one screen with screen variables that tell what parts of the screen should be shown and what parts shouldn't.

[isobellesophia]

You should probably read the documentation carefully.

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_a ... ggleScreen