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Ren'Py Pop up options are not working

c4cuckoldgames

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Some bug or my inability to set up the screen.rpy file. When I try to quit the game, the 'are you sure you want to quit' window pops up and clicking yes doesnt lead to anywhere. Somehow the pop up 'yes' are not working. Wasted many hours trying to fix it. Some help will be really appreciated.
 

Turning Tricks

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Sounds to me like there's another screen overtop and/or the modal focus is set to True, making any mouse interactions not able to effect any layers below (IE: the Yes button)
 

anne O'nymous

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Some help will be really appreciated.
Well, since my crystal ball is being repaired, I'll not waste my time trying to guess the hundreds possible reason why it didn't works. It can goes from a modal screen on an upper layer (or zorder), as said by Turning Tricks above, to the "yes_action" for the "confirm" screen not being defined (or being wrongly defined), passing by many other possibilities.
So, without at least more indication regarding what you did/changed, with potentially the code of the screen, there's just no way to help you.
 

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Well, since my crystal ball is being repaired
what happened to it

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Anyway, some general tips when debugging: Isolate each element you're testing in an empty scene, with debug calls to print in the console if the click is even happening or not.
By isolating it, you'll make sure there's nothing in the way, by making debug calls to print a simple "I've been clicked", you'll make sure whether you made a typo in the action or not.
 
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Too intensive use on this part of the forum...


Anyway, some general tips when debugging: Isolate each element you're testing in an empty scene, with debug calls to print in the console if the click is even happening or not.
Since it's Ren'Py, by using a fully blank project (that you reset after each attempts) in order to exclude side effect from a configuration change and things like that.