Easy Map Navigation System for Renpy!

[@haroldh9798]

SUCH a splendid tutorial. Clear, focused, and something that very well addressed many, many of my questions. Lovely!

[@SirensQuest]

You should create a renpy basics series. Assuming the viewer is starting from 0 and just found renpy so you can gain more views and attention on youtube. Because this was an amazing layout, good script, easy to follow, and you move slow enough to follow what you were doing on screen. Tutorials like this would be a huge benefit to the renpy community. yes some of these videos are already out there, but yours would have your layout and easy to follow style, plus the no nonsense straight to the point learning while being engaging to watch.

[@harmelody242]

You are so sweet for commenting this, thank you 😊 It would be very fun to do a complete series from start to finish, so I will definitely think about starting something like this!

[@shamimaramannan375]

@@harmelody242 hey we will definatly support you, this was a big help .

[@lovidicus1555]

Man, I was looking everywhere for a video like this! KZbin didn't show me but subreddit sure did!

[@harmelody242]

Hope it helps! Yeah its my first tutorial so I think that's why its kind of hidden :) Good to know reddit worked!

[@sankakurometo]

you are my hero. It was a process that I couldn't imagine.

[@harmelody242]

Glad it helped!

[@swamppooperrejeitado9864]

Best Turorial out there. Thank you so much I thought it was a hard but it´s actually pretty simple. Keep it up the good work

[@robinbugge4240]

Great tutorial that goes in depth without clutter :)

[@harmelody242]

Thank you!!

[@Playazclubmember]

Thank you very much for this very good tutorial, it has helped me very well. I have now been able to create my own navigation system through the video and everything is running perfectly. I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

[@harmelody242]

I'm so glad it helped you! Best of luck with your project, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too!

[@Kebjdart]

Very helpful and well explained, I love how you pronounce start @ 9:11 :p

[@harmelody242]

Haha yeah that's my irish accent, it's a pain when editing out all the mic pops 😅

[@bperras]

This tutorial was very useful but I found a line of code that cuts down the work required by about 90%. Instead of setting the x/y coords for each image, you can literally leave them full screen at full size so you know everything lines up 100%. then when you create the imagebutton add the line: focus_mask True instead of the coordinates and it will just use an alpha mask for you. This is extra nice because it uses the idle image as the mask so you can add labels in the hover image that do not interfere. imagebutton: focus_mask True idle "idle_image.png" hover "hover_image.png" action Jump("location")

[@klausbdl]

i was thinking about that when I watched other tutorials, and its awesome that renpy has this mask function

[@shamimaramannan375]

I will legit sub, this was a clear and thruro guide. thanks so much

[@RuneDShyznit]

I love your way of explaining. Definitely interested in any further tutorials or an actual learning from scratch series. Thanks fkr the great content.

[@abdullahasif5819]

Loved your way of explaining! That was really helpful! Keep up the good work! I was thinking about starting my first project and it immensely helped me!

[@trumcakho381]

Damn this is exactly what I need right now, if in the future a my masterpiece come out, I will definitely write you down in the special thanks credit xD

[@harmelody242]

@trumcakho381 that's so sweet thank you! Best of luck with your future projects! 😊

[@kieranenglish2112]

Very nice tutorial I hope you do some more. Just starting to learn Renpy.

[@harmelody242]

Thank you! I am currently working on another tutorial, if you want a specific tutorial let me know. Best of luck on your projects! :)

[@kieranenglish2112]

Thank you for your reply and your hard work :) I am working on a visual novel I am thinking of having stats and an inventory so anything related to that@@harmelody242

[@nicolaswolf5483]

Amazing video! I wish I had seen it earlier when I was struggling to implement a map with image buttons. Currently, I'm working on developing a system that simulates a daily cycle (day, afternoon, night, and dawn) where actions, such as conversation or time passage, accumulate to progress to the next hour of the day

[@harmelody242]

@nicolaswolf5483 thank you! Your project sounds cool 🙌 best of luck on it 😊

[@Matthew-Owell6]

Thank you so much !!!! It's very helpful

[@Jayy8Bit]

Fantastic video. 100% agree with SirensQuest about a basic series.

[@Someonner]

Wonderful work. Nice.

[@NieR6991]

Very helpful tutorial thanks a million ~~

[@katyx_ofc]

Incredible tutorial! You just got a sub XD

[@harmelody242]

Thank you! 😊

[@fstorky]

very well done tutorial. very clear and easy to understand. it helped me alot. Thank you.

[@harmelody242]

So nice of you to say! Thank you :)

[@michalkukuczka8367]

brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyyyyyyy thats one nice guide, thanks and cheers :D

[@fimbix]

is it possible to have a unqiue x and y pos for the hover image and idle image? My hover image is bigger so it does not line up exactly.

[@harmelody242]

Yes! Play around with the x and y pos until it fits what you need. 😊

[@yajurramduth3733]

My code consists of some basic dialogue with defined characters. I started following your instructions and it works perfectly until the last line of myScreens.rpy and where I had to make the map.rpy file, it's giving me an error in the Visual Studio code that says: "ScriptError: could not find the label 'mapScreen' " Please could someone help :(

[@karmalama8642]

post the codes

[@ririnfebriyanti-ki7fc]

woahhhh thanks, next time can u make tutorial shop in renpy?

[@harmelody242]

@@ririnfebriyanti-ki7fc Thank you! I do have a shop system up at the moment if you want to try it out? 😊

[@hasibsami8255]

So wonderfully explained. Hey could you make a tutorial to implement day system, and event system in this map navigation system as well. It would be very helpful cause I can make these system individually but whenever i try to connect them the game break so bad that i can't find the problem. Regardless your explanation is real good.

[@harmelody242]

Ohh day/night system with a map sounds good ill see if I can make something that's easy to follow :)

[@FlatCapgaming1]

very helpfull

[@chewy5523]

Can I ask what apps you use for edit image ?

[@rdxvoidzero]

How do we add a hover sound? what would be the line of code we need to add? BTW thank you for the video.

[@rdxvoidzero]

hover_sound "audio/gui/button.mp3" (Anyways thanks found it)

[@reihanbloodwind665]

You're someone sent by God 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@harmelody242]

@reihanbloodwind665 thank you!! Glad it helped 😊

[@Sergey.784]

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