Ok, I already know how to do a click to continue icon when the dialogue ends using the "ctc".
But what i need now is different.
How can i do the same thing but when whe dont have the text window? When we have only the screen with images?
Show "click to continue" when you don't have a dialogue box?
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Re: Show "click to continue" when you don't have a dialogue box?
I think I'm understanding your question, so maybe you could try this? The text would appear in the center of the screen without a text box.
centered "{size=+10}{i}Click to continue!{/i}{/size}"
centered "{size=+10}{i}Click to continue!{/i}{/size}"
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Re: Show "click to continue" when you don't have a dialogue box?
DollhouseRose it works too, but i was trying to do something more... Cool?
What i was thinking was much simple:
I created this image in "atl.rpy" (im my case):
And then, inside de main script I created this routine:
With this, I use this like this:
But thanks!
In fact, I thought about this way reading your comment
What i was thinking was much simple:
I created this image in "atl.rpy" (im my case):
Code: Select all
image click_screen: #a click that shows on the screen and replacing the pause statement
pause .5
xpos .99 # Across from right
ypos .5 # Up from bottom
xanchor 1.0 # On Right
yanchor 0 # On Top
alpha 1 # visible
"click_screen.png"Code: Select all
label pause_screen:
show click_screen
pause
hide click_screen
returnCode: Select all
show (an image)
call pause_screen #instead of using pause, use this
show (another image)In fact, I thought about this way reading your comment
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