[Solved] NVL: making line breaks the same size as gui.nvl_spacing

[Salaline]

Hi,
I'm trying to display a paragraph of text in NVL mode (a say statement) and then, on clicking, add several more paragraphs below the first one (all bundled in a 2nd say statement so that they appear simultaneously). The problem is that the spacing between the 1st say statement and 2nd is the value of gui.nvl_spacing but to space the paragraphs within the 2nd say statement the only solution I've found is to put in \n\n in the string, which results in a different break size.

Is there a better way to break up the paragraphs in the second say statement while making them appear simultaneously, or a way to adjust the spacing of \n? Not sure how to proceed, and I'd greatly appreciate it if anybody knows what a solution could be.

Edit: Solved! Should have looked at the documentation more. If you put {vspace=x} within a say statement, x being a number indicating the height of the break (same as gui.nvl_spacing), you can create and manually adjust paragraph breaks without making new say statements as is the case with triple quoted strings. More info can be found at https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/text.htm ... ght=vspace.

[Imperf3kt]

You could use triple quoted strings. Those will appear formatted exactly how you type them.

For example,
_("""like this

Will leave a space equal to line height.
""")

[Salaline]

You could use triple quoted strings. Those will appear formatted exactly how you type them.

For example,
_("""like this

Will leave a space equal to line height.
""")

Thank you, but it seems that monologue mode breaks each line-seperated text chunk into it's own say statement so the paragraphs don't appear at the same time.