Hi!

I just stumbled upon this jam, and it looks really fun! I am curious what can be accomplished with this limitation~

I have a question to make sure I don't accidentally break  the "no multiple buttons" rule. Is it OK to have multiple label jumps? I'll be using Ren'Py for my game (although it's meant for visual novels, I know a mock-up way to do a clicker with the use of an imagebutton and hiding the text window).  Sadly a button can only do one action at a time, so I may need to script the same button with different actions (the same button will just jump to another label).

I made a dummy example in one of my test projects to demonstrate what I mean----

The main script variable labels:

label start:
    
    show screen button
    window hide
    $ ist = True
    $ erd = False
    scene black
    sub ""
    jump start
    
label firstpress:
    
    $ ist = False
    $ tnd = True
    scene black
    sub ""
    jump firstpress
    
label secondpress:
    
    $ tnd = False
    $ erd = True
    scene black
    sub ""
    jump secondpress

The actual button script:

if ist:
        imagebutton:
            xpos 500
            ypos 40
            hover "button_h.png"
            idle "button.png"
            action Jump('firstpress')
        
    if tnd:
        imagebutton:
            xpos 500
            ypos 50
            hover "button_h.png"
            idle "button.png"
            action Jump('secondpress')
        
    if erd:
        imagebutton:
            xpos 500
            ypos 60
            hover "button_h.png"
            idle "button.png"
            action Jump('start')

I kept making the button change position so I'd be able to make sure the button was actually working lol. Also under the labels, there's a loop jump and an empty string (where dialogue usually is) so when you press outside the button, nothing happens (since clicking advances dialogue in this engine, so that is how I got around it). 

Anyway, would doing multiple label jumps (and making an imagebutton of the same button but with different actions) be OK, or does it technically break the multi-button rule? This is just so I can get the one button to do more than one action, there will never be multiple buttons on screen. Let me know! If not, I can try another method!

Thank you ^^