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Without the code it's difficult, but it's still possible to make a guess.
The game menus are tricky, because they use the "game_menu" screen which end being partly responsible of the whole style. Therefore, if the problem is also visible in the other menus (save, load, ...), then the culprit is the "game_menu_navigation_frame" style and its
xsize property, that don't let enough place for your own content.
Thanks for your feedback. I'll take a look at the game menu then. I wasn't sure what parts of the code would be helpful. I include my adjusted version of the 3 parts that Rich posted. I could well have messed something up as I'm still getting the hang of how the code works.
Code:
init python:
def gallery_thumbnail(thumbnail_name):
return im.FactorScale(thumbnail_name, 0.2)
image_gallery = Gallery()
image_gallery.transition = dissolve
image_gallery.locked_button = "gallery_locked_button"
image_gallery.button("slot01")
image_gallery.condition('renpy.seen_image("art studio pose3")')
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose1")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose2")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose2a")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose3")
image_gallery.button("slot02")
image_gallery.condition('renpy.seen_image("art studio1")')
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose4")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose5")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose7")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio1")
image_gallery.button("slot03")
image_gallery.condition('renpy.seen_image("art studio1")')
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose4")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose5")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose7")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio1")
image_gallery.button("slot04")
image_gallery.condition('renpy.seen_image("art studio1")')
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose4")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose5")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose7")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio1")
image_gallery.button("slot05")
image_gallery.condition('renpy.seen_image("art studio1")')
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose4")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose5")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose7")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio1")
image_gallery.button("slot06")
image_gallery.condition('renpy.seen_image("art studio1")')
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose4")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose5")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio pose7")
image_gallery.unlock_image("art studio1")
image_gallery_buttons_pages = [
[
( "slot01", "Ch 1: Brad and Emily", "art studio pose1.jpg" ),
( "slot02", "Ch 1: Parker and Becky", "art studio pose4.jpg" ),
( "slot03", "Ch 2: Melanie\u2019s Bra", "art studio pose4.jpg" ),
( "slot04", "Ch 2: Melissa Downblouse", "art studio pose4.jpg" ),
( "slot05", "Ch 2: License Grab", "art studio pose4.jpg" ),
( "slot06", "Ch 2: The Search, Part 1", "art studio pose4.jpg" )
],
]
screen gallery_buttons(data):
for (name, title, thumbnail) in data:
if name:
vbox:
$ the_button = image_gallery.make_button(name, gallery_thumbnail(thumbnail))
add the_button
if image_gallery.buttons[name].check_unlock():
text title
else:
text ""
else:
text ""
screen gallery():
default page = 1
tag menu
use game_menu(_("Gallery"), scroll="viewport"):
style_prefix "gallery"
vbox:
xsize 940
ysize 500
label "Page [page]":
xalign 0.5
bottom_margin 10
grid 3 2:
style_prefix "gallery_slot"
xalign 0.5
yalign 0.5
xspacing 30
yspacing 20
use gallery_buttons(image_gallery_buttons_pages[page-1])
hbox:
style_prefix "page"
anchor (0.5, 0.0)
pos(0.5, 1.0)
spacing gui.page_spacing
if page > 1:
textbutton _("<") action SetScreenVariable("page", page - 1)
else:
textbutton _("<") action NullAction()
for i in range(1, len(image_gallery_buttons_pages) + 1):
textbutton "[i]" action SetScreenVariable("page", i)
if page < len(image_gallery_buttons_pages):
textbutton _(">") action SetScreenVariable("page", page + 1)
else:
textbutton _(">") action NullAction()
style gallery_slot_text:
size 18
xalign 0.5
yalign 0.0
style gallery_button is button:
hover_background "#fff"
style gallery_button_text:
size 24
bold True
color "#fff"
hover_color "#000"
underline True
style gallery_button_current is button
style gallery_button_current_text is gallery_button_text:
underline False
hover_color "#fff"Not sure how to tag someone as was suggested so that Rich would see this post, so I used the quote. Thanks for the gallery code Rich. I've tried using it with some adjustments to adapt it to my game. My version has a few issues such as formatting and it doesn't show the new background. A screen shot of the issues below and I posted the code above. If you get a chance to look at it, I would appreciate your guidance. Thanks.Rich
Not a bit - I've learned a lot by "snooping" on the code of others, so I can hardly complain...
My gallery is in two parts. In the first part, I set up a bunch of "slots" (my name for it) using PyTom's code:
The "condition" specifies what has to have happened for this particular gallery slot to be unlocked. All those "ch0d_27" type things are image names of mine.Code:init python: def gallery_thumbnail(thumbnail_name): return im.FactorScale(thumbnail_name, 0.2) image_gallery = Gallery() image_gallery.transition = dissolve image_gallery.locked_button = "gallery_locked_button" image_gallery.button("slot01") image_gallery.condition('renpy.seen_image("ch0b_12")') image_gallery.unlock_image("ch0b_09") image_gallery.unlock_image("ch0b_10") image_gallery.unlock_image("ch0b_11_movie") image_gallery.unlock_image("ch0b_12") image_gallery.button("slot02") image_gallery.condition('renpy.seen_image("ch0d_27")') image_gallery.unlock_image("ch0d_24") image_gallery.unlock_image("ch0d_25") image_gallery.unlock_image("ch0d_26_movie") image_gallery.unlock_image("ch0d_27")
If you just want them all unlocked without having to do anything, you can probably just omit that. Or maybe use
The "unlock_image" part basically tells Renpy to go ahead and show that image. As you can see, you can put a sequence of images into the gallery button.Code:image_gallery.condition('True')
The next part is that I set up a Python object that configured each page of my gallery. (This is still inside the Python block above):
For those of you not horribly Pythonista, image_gallery_buttons_pages is an array. It has three members, each of which are also arrays, and which correspond to the gallery pages themselves. Each of those arrays contains 6 tuples (the parts in parentheses), in which the first element is the slot name, the second is the title for the gallery button and the third is the thumbnail image for the gallery button. The code requires there to be six tuples in each page, but if the buttons don't come out evenly with the number of pages, you just put None's in, as you can see for the last one.Code:image_gallery_buttons_pages = [ [ ( "slot01", "Ch 1: Brad and Emily", "ch0b/ch0b_09.jpg" ), ( "slot02", "Ch 1: Parker and Becky", "ch0d/ch0d_24.jpg" ), ( "slot03", "Ch 2: Melanie\u2019s Bra", "ch1a/ch1a_03.jpg" ), ( "slot04", "Ch 2: Melissa Downblouse", "ch1b/ch1b_09.jpg" ), ( "slot05", "Ch 2: License Grab", "ch1c/ch1c_16_0.jpg" ), ( "slot06", "Ch 2: The Search, Part 1", "ch1e/ch1e_09a.jpg" ) ], [ ( "slot07", "Ch 2: The Search, Part 2", "ch1e/ch1e_15.jpg" ), ( "slot08", "Ch 2: The Search, Part 3", "ch1e/ch1e_19a.jpg" ), ( "slot09", "Ch 2: The Search, Part 4", "animations/ch1e_25_00.jpg" ), ( "slot10", "Ch 3: A revealing time", "ch3a/ch3a_06.jpg" ), ( "slot11", "Ch 3: Let\u2019s have the top", "ch3c/ch3c_07.jpg" ), ( "slot12", "Ch 3: And the rest", "ch3c/ch3c_27.jpg" ), ], [ ( "slot13", "Ch 3: Exposed", "ch3c/ch3c_32.jpg" ), ( "slot14", "Ch 3: Full Search, Part 1", "ch3c/ch3c_37.jpg" ), ( "slot15", "Ch 3: Full Search, Part 2", "ch3c/ch3c_40.jpg" ), ( "slot16", "Ch 3: Dressing", "ch3c/ch3c_46.jpg" ), ( "slot17", "Ch 3: Tits are tits", "ch3d/ch3d_17.jpg" ), ( None, None, None) ] ]
Finally, there's the gallery screen itself:
gallery_buttons is a "subscreen" that will format the stuff for a single gallery button, then gallery represents the gallery screen itself, and implements the pagination and outputs the gallery buttons based on the data in image_gallery_buttons_pages.Code:screen gallery_buttons(data): for (name, title, thumbnail) in data: if name: vbox: $ the_button = image_gallery.make_button(name, gallery_thumbnail(thumbnail)) add the_button if image_gallery.buttons[name].check_unlock(): text title else: text "" else: text "" screen gallery(): default page = 1 tag menu use game_menu(_("Gallery"), scroll="viewport"): style_prefix "gallery" vbox: xsize 940 ysize 500 label "Page [page]": xalign 0.5 bottom_margin 10 grid 3 2: style_prefix "gallery_slot" xalign 0.5 yalign 0.5 xspacing 30 yspacing 20 use gallery_buttons(image_gallery_buttons_pages[page-1]) hbox: style_prefix "page" anchor (0.5, 0.0) pos(0.5, 1.0) spacing gui.page_spacing if page > 1: textbutton _("<") action SetScreenVariable("page", page - 1) else: textbutton _("<") action NullAction() for i in range(1, len(image_gallery_buttons_pages) + 1): textbutton "[i]" action SetScreenVariable("page", i) if page < len(image_gallery_buttons_pages): textbutton _(">") action SetScreenVariable("page", page + 1) else: textbutton _(">") action NullAction() style gallery_slot_text: size 18 xalign 0.5 yalign 0.0 style gallery_button is button: hover_background "#fff" style gallery_button_text: size 24 bold True color "#fff" hover_color "#000" underline True style gallery_button_current is button style gallery_button_current_text is gallery_button_text: underline False hover_color "#fff"
So, there's your sample code. Adapt as you see fit.
