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Look at the description for input:
https://renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html ... nput#input

You are only showing the console screen, but you need to call it. You can scrap the function for toggling the screen completely, a called screen will hide when it returns something, which input does.

Why not make it the other way around? Instead of making the top image transparent, you could paste a portion of the "lower" image on top of the top image where the cursor is. First get the mouse coordinates, then crop the X-ray image to whatever it should show at these coordinates, then display that...

You can randomize using renpy.random: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/other.html#renpy-random You can put anything pretty much anywhere on the screen. A minigame is usually confined to its own screen (that is, Renpy "screen"), which contains objects that you can place with attributes like anchor, ali...

Oh, thank you, that's handy!
I've been absent for a while so I probably missed a lot of little additions.

Is there a way to use the "return" statement to return not to the point where the label was called, but to any other label? Alternatively, is there a way to remove the last call from the stack so I can just "jump" where I want to be? Otherwise I need to use variables and do strange checks after the ...

variable = ["hat"] means it is a list. With variable.append("socks"), you can add more elements to the list, or you make it variable = ["hat", "socks", "shirt"] from the beginning. Basically the same as in Twine, just minor changes to syntax.

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A! Especially since in my experience (and I was also told this) Ren'py's engine is not exact enough to sync music and animations.

While you *can* turn your head about 90°, it is very uncomfortable and you'd normally turn your upper body a little bit too so your neck isn't strained as much.

This sadly gives a "division by zero" from renpy's internal workings But it is possible to give it a variable and change the variable before changing the value variable.

An example like this should go in the docs, because to be honest, I've been trying to get an AnimatedValue to work for years. Partly because it takes "value" as an argument, suggesting that it's a one-time animation from old_value to value. Is there a way to plug a function as an argument, say, for ...

Any.
It is purely a matter of preference. Don't plan your characters based on a few answers in a forum, plan them so they fit into your story.

What you skipped is not defining the character, but giving the images the same tag. The first part of an image's name is the tag by which Renpy determines if a newly shown image should replace another. It works exactly the same as the "tag" keyword for screens in that regard.

I took a look at your story but I just can't read it with a straight face. "Brot" means "bread" in German and "Melbrot" invokes strong associations with "Mehlbrot", which is not a real word but would mean "flour bread". Unlucky choice of names, I suppose

image office = "office1.jpg" label start: scene office "Welcome!" screen something: imagebutton: idle "idolbutton.jpg" hover "hoverbutton.jpg" xpos 100 ypos 100 action Jump('test') label test: "Test text" return This SHOULD already work, however it doesn't do much. You need to actually show the scr...