Ren'Py How to make a menu using images (like buttons) and NVL horizontal?

[xxx3me]

Finally I decided to work on my project again, but I have a problem with Ren'py that is "probably" easy to solve -- but I'm stucked for like 3 days. I'm building a (kind of) simple store, where the user clicks in items (a default menu), and it redirects you to a detailed description page. It happens in a NVL screen.

I know nvl has support for menus, but I can't figure out two things:

1. How to put the option on horizontal
2. Adjust a image hover.

Especially the first one is very appreciated if someone knows how to do.
Here is the sample code:

if newitem == "thong":
        nvl clear
        show blackscreen with dissolve
        nvlchar "THONG\n\n{image=shop/thong.png}\n\n
        This is a sexy thong blablabla{nw}"

        menu(nvl=True):
            "{image=button_buy}": #defined in images, its a png button
                scene shop
                jump bought
            "{image=button_back} ":
                scene shop
                jump enter_store

The menu should have two "buttons" (options) side by side. But this way, they show up in diferent line, one over another.

 

[tutvuja7]

Try calling a screen.

Add this code to to the end of your code for example (after return) and then call these buttons by typing "call screen your_menu". The options with # are for positioning, you can also add them right after "hbox:".

screen your_menu:
hbox:
imagebutton:
idle "your_image1.png"
hover "your_image2.png"
# ymaximum 100
# xmaximum 100
# xpos 100
# ypos 100
# xalign 0.5
# yalign 0.5
action ShowMenu('bought')
imagebutton:
idle "your_image3.png"
hover "your_image4.png"
action ShowMenu('enter_store')

Hope it helps, have a nice day.

 

[xxx3me]

Try calling a screen.

Add this code to to the end of your code for example (after return) and then call these buttons by typing "call screen your_menu". The options with # are for positioning, you can also add them right after "hbox:".

It seems to work. That's a good direction, thanks!