I've been looking through the gui.rpy and screens.rpy and even checked online documentation and can't seem to find where or how to move the title.
In screens.rpy, there's a screen named "main_menu" :
Python:
screen main_menu():
## This ensures that any other menu screen is replaced.
tag menu
style_prefix "main_menu"
add gui.main_menu_background
## This empty frame darkens the main menu.
frame:
pass
## The use statement includes another screen inside this one. The actual
## contents of the main menu are in the navigation screen.
use navigation
if gui.show_name:
vbox:
text "[config.name!t]":
style "main_menu_title"
text "[config.version]":
style "main_menu_version"
The line
style_prefix "main_menu"
inform you that the style used for this screen starts by "main_menu". As for the end of the screen definition, it's where the title is displayed, and as you can see, it's done through a
vbox
. It also show that the version is part of the
vbox
and so will move with the title.
Therefore, search for the style named "main_menu_vbox" and change it accordingly to the position you want for the title.
By example, if you want it centered on top of the screen, but not stuck to the border, the style need to looks like this :
Python:
style main_menu_vbox:
xalign 0.0 # Was 1.0
xoffset 30 # Was -30
xmaximum 1200
yalign 0.0 # Was 1.0
# yoffset -30 # Not needed