No worries! I will look into adding a built-in feature so that the screen language version can save its position between being shown - there is already a property to indicate the starting position, so the only addition would be to save the current position somewhere so that it can be re-applied when the screen is shown again. In the meantime however, you can declare the cursor in Python with default, which will save it! e.g.
default vc = VirtualCursor(cursor=(Transform("gui/window_icon.png", xysize=(50, 50)), 0, 0))
screen investigation():
vbox:
spacing 100 align (0.5, 0.9)
textbutton _("Hello") action Notify("world")
textbutton _("Jump") action Jump("bedroom")
add vc
The `add vc` bit adds the cursor to the screen, just like the `virtual_cursor` line. You can add whichever properties you like in the vc declaration e.g. `VirtualCursor(cursor=<...>, snap_to_center=True, which_stick="left")`
Hope that helps!