Problem with the hotspot

[celes91]

I think is a simple problem, I'm just a newbie with hotspots.
I resized a GUI from 1920x1080 to 1280x720 so I changed all the hotspots, but I have still a problem with one, in the Save and Load screens. The save boxes (the white one) are smaller than the actual save preview images. What should I edit? In which file?
Sorry for my english.

[hell_oh_world]

I think is a simple problem, I'm just a newbie with hotspots.
I resized a GUI from 1920x1080 to 1280x720 so I changed all the hotspots, but I have still a problem with one, in the Save and Load screens. The save boxes (the white one) are smaller than the actual save preview images. What should I edit? In which file?
Sorry for my english.

you have to resize also the thumbnail for the save slots. In your gui.rpy script, you can find these lines:

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## The width and height of thumbnails used by the save slots.
define config.thumbnail_width = 384 ## Set the width of the thumbnail for the save to an appropriate size
define config.thumbnail_height = 216 ## Set the height of the thumbnail for the save to an appropriate size

[celes91]

I resized the tumbnail and it changed the white save slots, but I would like to resize and move the boxes that show previews and are out of places.

[hell_oh_world]

I resized the tumbnail and it changed the white save slots, but I would like to resize and move the boxes that show previews and are out of places.

You cant because they are the saves from the moment where you didn't configure the thumbnail size. Try saving onto a blank slot and you will see that it will just fit in right in. You should delete those old save because it will not be affected by the configuration on the thumbnail size as they are old saves that were saved using the default config size.

[celes91]

So, now they are in the right size, but in the wrong place. And I noticed that the space between them isn't always the same

[rayminator]

So, now they are in the right size, but in the wrong place. And I noticed that the space between them isn't always the same

best thing to do is play around with the numbers one at a time until you got it in the right place

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## The width and height of thumbnails used by the save slots.
define config.thumbnail_width = 384 ## Set the width of the thumbnail for the save to an appropriate size
define config.thumbnail_height = 216 ## Set the height of the thumbnail for the save to an appropriate size

and I think this part you might need to change as well

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add FileScreenshot(slot) xalign 0.5

or this part

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style_prefix "slot"
xalign 1.0
yalign 0.5

[hell_oh_world]

So, now they are in the right size, but in the wrong place. And I noticed that the space between them isn't always the same

Now that you changed the thumbnail size, change also the button size for the save slot so that it will fit. The thumbnail size and the button size for the save slot should be the same if you want it to fit in.

The following codes are can be found in your gui.rpy...

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## File Slot Buttons ###########################################################
##
## A file slot button is a special kind of button. It contains a thumbnail
## image, and text describing the contents of the save slot. A save slot uses
## image files in gui/button, like the other kinds of buttons.

## The save slot button.
define gui.slot_button_width = 414 ## Make this the same as the size of the thumbnail.
define gui.slot_button_height = 309 ## Make this the same as the size of the thumbnail.

Additionally, if the above doesn't seem to work, adjust the borders for the save slot.

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define gui.slot_button_borders = Borders(15, 15, 15, 15) ## Set this to 4 zeros if there's still gap in the save slot.

Lemme know if none of these worked.

[celes91]

I found the problem, it was merely this code on screens.rpy

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add FileScreenshot(number) xpos 0.5 ypos 0.5
key "save_delete" action FileDelete(number)

I changed to 0.0 and now the thumbnails fit

Thank you all for your help!