A downloadable ren'py addon

Overview

There are times when it makes sense to use a grid but sometimes it would be better if its items had sizes different from the largest item in the grid. For those times, there's table.

Table is a drop-in replacement that is used exactly like grid, with the same arguments, except for the table style suffix.

Usage

Inside a screen, wherever you want a table instead of a grid, just type table instead of grid.

screen table_test:
    table 3 2:
        spacing 4
        text "short"
        text "medium"
        text "very very very large"
        text "2nd"
        text "2nd line"
        text "2nd line of large"

It will have columns with different width:


Instead of:


If you are using style prefixes change your styles so they end with
_table instead of _grid and you are good to go.

Installation

Just drop the 01_table_ren.py file somewhere inside your game directory (or a subdirectory). By Ren'py's defaults, its rpyc will be included in your build.

More technical information available in the README file: https://gitlab.com/brunoais/renpy-table/-/blob/master/README.m

Source code

You can find the source code here: https://gitlab.com/brunoais/renpy-table/

Terms of Use

You may:

  • Use this code for any kind of project, commercial or noncommercial.
  • Modify and edit the code to suit your needs.
  • Package as part of your release (Ren'Py, by default, already does this for you).

You may not:

  • Sell or resell all or in part the code without making the modified library available as open-source.
  • Use the code in a different project, under a different license, without prior written authorization (note this is equivalent to relicensing code).

When you provide attribution to this extension, please link here and attribute to "brunoais".

Published 6 days ago
StatusReleased
CategoryAssets
Authorbrunoais
GenreVisual Novel
Tagsextension, Ren'Py

Download

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01_table_ren.py 5 kB

Install instructions

Just drop the 01_table_ren.py file somewhere inside your game directory (or a subdirectory). By Ren'py's defaults, its rpyc will be included in your build.