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{p=0} (paragraph, with zero wait time).\n. See :
"Line 1{p=0}Line2" or "Line 1\nLine2".textbutton will resize accordingly. But it'll need testing.More the second. I'm almost sure that "flow" tags are ignored in screens. They are anyway relatively meaningless since the text is always shown immediately.I'm thinking{p=0}(paragraph, with zero wait time).
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Oh... Then it's by using aIsn't OP asking how to add a flower image to the left of the text button on hover, perhaps with a tooltip?
Frame in such wait that it will keep the right side (where the flower or whatever is) unchanged.style myButton is button:
# Keep as it the 20 first pixels from the right
background Frame( "background.png", right=20 )
# Add a 25 pixel margin at the right side, where the /flower/ will
# take place, plus 5 pixels to aerate.
right_margin 25
screen whatever():
textbutton "whatever":
# Apply this new style to the button.
style "myButton"
action NullAction()
Isn't OP asking how to add a flower image to the left of the text button on hover, perhaps with a tooltip?
textbutton, though like everything with RenPy... there's a work-around if you are willing to bodge things a little.It's 26 pixels wide. I made the edited one 50 (adding 24 on the right).Oh... Then it's by using aYou must be registered to see the linksasYou must be registered to see the links, with a little bit ofYou must be registered to see the linksas final touch.
The trick is to have an image that will have two-three pixel at full transparency at its left side, then to define theFramein such wait that it will keep the right side (where the flower or whatever is) unchanged.
Assuming that the flower is 20 pixels wide:
Python:style myButton is button: # Keep as it the 20 first pixels from the right background Frame( "background.png", right=20 ) # Add a 25 pixel margin at the right side, where the /flower/ will # take place, plus 5 pixels to aerate. right_margin 25 screen whatever(): textbutton "whatever": # Apply this new style to the button. style "myButton" action NullAction()