Imagemap (information in text box on hotspot)

[Zebragirl]

Hello

Is possible have information (the place where you want to go) in the text box, passing mouse on hotspot before clicking?

Example: (passing mouse on hotspot):"in this place you can swim"
(clicking with the mouse on hotspot): "You picked swimming!"

And similarly, is possible do start an event (always just pointing with the mouse,before clicking for choosing)?



Thanks.

[apricotorange]

http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#button . I think you're looking for "hovered" and "unhovered", like so:

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screen hovertext:
  default infobox = ""
  vbox:
    textbutton "Foo":
      action Return()
      hovered SetScreenVariable("infobox", "Foo here")
      unhovered SetScreenVariable("infobox", "")
    text infobox

(I'm using a button here for simplicity; hotspots in imagemaps support the same thing.)

[Zebragirl]

http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#button . I think you're looking for "hovered" and "unhovered", like so:

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screen hovertext:
  default infobox = ""
  vbox:
    textbutton "Foo":
      action Return()
      hovered SetScreenVariable("infobox", "Foo here")
      unhovered SetScreenVariable("infobox", "")
    text infobox

(I'm using a button here for simplicity; hotspots in imagemaps support the same thing.)

yes! That's exactly what I was looking ,but on the spot not work,where I wrong?

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screen example_imagemap:
    
  imagemap:
        
        default infobox = ""
        
        ground "Ground.jpg"
        hover "Hover.jpg"

        hotspot (8, 200, 78, 78) hovered SetScreenVariable("infobox", "swim")clicked Return("swim")
        hotspot (204, 50, 78, 78) clicked Return("science")
        hotspot (452, 79, 78, 78) clicked Return("art")
        hotspot (602, 316, 78, 78) clicked Return("go home")
        
        
        
          
label example:
    
    
    call screen example_imagemap
    
    $ result = _return
    
    
    if result == "swim":
        e "You picked swimming!"
    elif result == "science":
        e "You picked science!"
    elif result == "art":
        e "You picked art!"
    elif result == "go home":
        e "You went home!"

    return

Thanks for the reply.

[apricotorange]

You need a line like "text infobox" to actually show the text; setting the variable does nothing by itself.

[Zebragirl]

You need a line like "text infobox" to actually show the text; setting the variable does nothing by itself.

Yes, my bad...
Now it works really well, thank you very much for help!

(This is solved for me)