BIG UPDATE: I got the problem solved, YAY!!!
There are two things I want to annouce:
1. I asked feathersnake about this issue, and they came up with a different code to help me with it (I really can't thank you enough, feathersnake!). With their permission here is the part of the code that make things work out perfectly, without any problem whatsoever (but please note that it can be a bit worrisome about potential CPU usage):
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init python:
######Xela's Displayable Switcher code######
######Found here -> https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=37312######
######Used here to make ATL animations on imagebuttons restart######
from collections import OrderedDict
class DisplayableSwitcher(renpy.Displayable, NoRollback):
DEFAULT = {"d": Null(), "start_st": 0,}
#"""This plainly switches displayable without reshowing the image/changing any variables by calling change method.
#"""
def __init__(self, start_displayable="default", displayable=None, conditions=None, always_reset=True, **kwargs):
# """Expects a dict of displayable={"string": something we can show in Ren'Py}
# Default is Null() unless specified otherwise.
# """
super(DisplayableSwitcher, self).__init__(**kwargs)
if not isinstance(displayable, _dict):
self.displayable = {"default": self.DEFAULT.copy()}
else:
self.displayable = {}
for s, d in displayable.iteritems():
self.displayable[s] = self.DEFAULT.copy()
d = renpy.easy.displayable(d)
if isinstance(d, ImageReference):
d = renpy.display.image.images[(d.name)]
self.displayable[s]["d"] = d
if isinstance(d, renpy.atl.ATLTransformBase):
self.displayable[s]["atl"] = d.copy()
self.displayable["default"] = displayable.get("default", self.DEFAULT.copy())
if not isinstance(conditions, (tuple, list)):
self.conditions = None
else:
self.conditions = OrderedDict()
for c, a in conditions:
code = renpy.python.py_compile(c, 'eval')
self.conditions[c] = a
self.always_reset = always_reset
self.d = self.displayable[start_displayable]
self.animation_mode = "normal"
self.last_st = 0
self.last_condition = None
def per_interact(self):
if self.conditions:
for c, v in self.conditions.iteritems():
if renpy.python.py_eval_bytecode(c):
s = v[0]
if len(v) > 1:
mode = v[1]
else:
mode = "normal"
# We only want to change if we got a new condition:
if self.last_condition != c or (self.always_reset and "reset" in v):
self.last_condition = c
self.change(s, mode)
break
def change(self, s, mode="normal"):
self.d = self.displayable[s]
self.animation_mode = mode
if mode == "reset":
self.d["force_restart"] = 1
def render(self, width, height, st, at):
if not st:
for d in self.displayable.itervalues():
d["start_st"] = 0
rp = store.renpy
self.last_st = st
if self.animation_mode == "reset":
if self.d["force_restart"]:
self.d["force_restart"] = 0
if "atl" in self.d:
self.d["d"].take_execution_state(self.d["atl"])
self.d["d"].atl_st_offset = st
else:
self.d["start_st"] = st
st = st - self.d["start_st"] if not "atl" in self.d else st
d = self.d["d"]
render = rp.Render(width, height)
render.place(d, st=st)
rp.redraw(self, 0)
return render
def visit(self):
return [v["d"] for v in self.displayable.values()]
init offset = -1
###Define the animation for each button
image start_hover:
"Button/start_h1.png"
pause 0.1
"Button/start_h2.png"
pause 0.025
"Button/start_h3.png"
pause 0.025
"Button/start_h4.png"
pause .1
image load_hover:
"Button/load_h1.png"
pause 0.1
"Button/load_h2.png"
pause 0.025
"Button/load_h3.png"
pause 0.025
"Button/load_h4.png"
pause .1
image setting_hover:
"Button/setting_h1.png"
pause 0.1
"Button/setting_h2.png"
pause 0.025
"Button/setting_h3.png"
pause 0.025
"Button/setting_h4.png"
pause .1
###Using the Displayable Switcher on the images above to prepare resetting the animations###
image start_anim = DisplayableSwitcher(displayable={"start_switch": "start_hover"}, conditions=(("switch == 0", ("start_switch", )),
("switch == 1", ("start_switch", "reset")),))
image load_anim = DisplayableSwitcher(displayable={"load_switch": "load_hover"}, conditions=(("switch == 0", ("load_switch", )),
("switch == 1", ("load_switch", "reset")),))
image setting_anim = DisplayableSwitcher(displayable={"setting_switch": "setting_hover"}, conditions=(("switch == 0", ("setting_switch", )),
("switch == 1", ("setting_switch", "reset")),))
###Putting it all together in the navigation screen
screen navigation():
if main_menu:
#START button#
###Note: vbox made the Displayable Switcher act strangely, so positions were defined per imagebutton###
imagebutton idle "Button/start_idle.png" hover "start_anim" selected_idle "Button/start_h4.png" selected_hover "Button/start_h4.png" xpos .04 ypos .3 focus_mask None action Start() hovered [SetVariable("switch", 1)]
else:
textbutton _("History") action ShowMenu("history")
textbutton _("Save") action ShowMenu("save")
#LOAD button#
imagebutton idle "Button/load_idle.png" hover "load_anim" selected_idle "Button/load_si.png" selected_hover "Button/load_sh.png" xpos .04 ypos .38 focus_mask None action ShowMenu("load") hovered [SetVariable("switch", 1)]
#SETTING button#
imagebutton idle "Button/setting_idle.png" hover "setting_anim" selected_idle "Button/setting_si.png" selected_hover "Button/setting_sh.png" xpos .04 ypos .46 focus_mask None action ShowMenu("preferences") hovered [SetVariable("switch", 1)]
vbox:
style_prefix "navigation"
xpos gui.navigation_xpos
yalign 0.65
spacing gui.navigation_spacing
if _in_replay:
textbutton _("End Replay") action EndReplay(confirm=True)
elif not main_menu:
textbutton _("Main Menu") action MainMenu()
textbutton _("About") action ShowMenu("about")
if renpy.variant("pc"):
## Help isn't necessary or relevant to mobile devices.
textbutton _("Help") action ShowMenu("help")
## The quit button is banned on iOS and unnecessary on Android.
textbutton _("Quit") action Quit(confirm=not main_menu)
2. I PM Tom Divona's code and he said that he has fixed the issue with the nested images. This mean that I should be able to use Dinova's code without any issue as well in the upcoming prerelease 6.99.13 (in about a week from now or so)
Thank all of you for following this thread!!
