How To Outline Main Game Font?

[Dollarluigi]

Is there a way to outline the text (dialogue specifically) in my project? I looked it up already and have not found anything helpful. What would I have to do and which .rpy file would it go in? It needs to be a way I can set it for all text without having to do it for each individual line.

[Per K Grok]

Is there a way to outline the text (dialogue specifically) in my project? I looked it up already and have not found anything helpful. What would I have to do and which .rpy file would it go in? It needs to be a way I can set it for all text without having to do it for each individual line.

try

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style say_dialogue:
    outlines [ (1, "#f00", 0, 0 ) ]

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/gui.html ... ht=outline

[hell_oh_world]

you can also define the outline per character basis.

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define e = Character("Eileen", what_outlines=[(1, "#353535", 0, 0)])
label start:
  e "This dialogue of this character is outlined."

or using modifying this style in screens.rpy, which would change the outline for any gui text *i think*

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style gui_text:
    properties gui.text_properties("interface")
    outlines [(1, "#353535", 0, 0)] # the outline

[Dollarluigi]

Well, I'm wanting to to do all text, not just specific characters. And if it goes into screens.rpy, that could be a problem with the gui I'm using since it has several different .rpy files and all of the code that makes everything work has been moved around. :/

[Per K Grok]

Well, I'm wanting to to do all text, not just specific characters. And if it goes into screens.rpy, that could be a problem with the gui I'm using since it has several different .rpy files and all of the code that makes everything work has been moved around. :/

If you have one or many rpy-files does generally not matter. "The machine" looks on them as one set of instructions no matter what number of files you split up the code in.

Some initialization statements needs to run before other stuff though. That's why you in the start of gui.rpy and screens.rpy have "init offset" commands. As long as you don't mess with that, splitting up code in many rpy-files should not be a problem.

[Dollarluigi]

try

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style say_dialogue:
    outlines [ (1, "#f00", 0, 0 ) ]

It worked.