- Jun 9, 2017
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Hello,
new to renpy and creating a private project similiar to a combination of a walkthrough and a slideshow. Reading some documentations about changing the output of textlines on the screen the command "show text" is a good (enough) form for me, to give short inputs to images without adding an charactername. I found only the parameter "truecenter" and "center", but don't know, if there are specifics like "lefttopcenter" or "rightcenter", for example.
Maybe it is possible to create new styles like "say_label" and "say_dialogue" to show the text at the left side and a little higher (not really truecenter-high) or something on the left side above "truecenter". I want to display the text in respect of the underlaying background to not overlay something important with text.
If someone can show me the right direction (document) or is able to help out this would be great.
new to renpy and creating a private project similiar to a combination of a walkthrough and a slideshow. Reading some documentations about changing the output of textlines on the screen the command "show text" is a good (enough) form for me, to give short inputs to images without adding an charactername. I found only the parameter "truecenter" and "center", but don't know, if there are specifics like "lefttopcenter" or "rightcenter", for example.
Maybe it is possible to create new styles like "say_label" and "say_dialogue" to show the text at the left side and a little higher (not really truecenter-high) or something on the left side above "truecenter". I want to display the text in respect of the underlaying background to not overlay something important with text.
If someone can show me the right direction (document) or is able to help out this would be great.