Furigana doesn't utilise same colour as speaking character

[Stormsinger-Frostclaw]

So, I've implemented furigana into my project. However, although I have different font colour for certain characters, when furigana is loaded in their text, it doesn't take into consideration the colour it should be, and only shows in white.

For reference, here's my code.

## Ruby Text (Furigana) #######################################
##
## Shows hiragana/katakana over the kanji

style ruby_style is default:
    size 15
    yoffset -30 

style say_dialogue:
    line_leading 12
    ruby_style style.ruby_style

style history_text:
    line_leading 12
    ruby_style style.ruby_style

Is there something I'm missing, or is it just not able to take font colour into consideration?

[Stormsinger-Frostclaw]

I forgot to add the example from my character define.

define tora = Character(_('         Torahiko'), color="#FFFF00", what_color="#ffff9c", who_outlines=[ (1, "#000", 1, 1) ], namebox=True, image='tora', window_background=Image("gui/textboxa.png", xalign=0.5, yalign=1.0), ctc="ctc_blink", ctc_position="fixed")

[renpytom]

Done.

You'll need to tell Ren'Py to do this, by adding

color None

to the ruby_text style.

[Stormsinger-Frostclaw]

I did what you said, and it caused the game to crash. However, I found a bit of a workaround thanks to an old post on the forums (which I found when I ran a Google search for "ruby_text color". It involved me opening the renpy/text/text.py file and searching for

ts.take_style(style.ruby_style, self)
and changing it so it reads

                color_style = ts.color
                ts.take_style(style.ruby_style, self)
                ts.color = color_style

Also did it for ts.take_style(style.altruby_style, self)

I appreciate your help. If not for how you worded it, I probably wouldn't have attempted, caused a crash and searched for the exact query that helped me find this workaround.

[renpytom]

Can you try the newest version? Really, it should without the mod - however, I had forgotten to push the change to the server.