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Try removing the screen main_menu: that is currently above your transforms. I think that will solve your problem.

Actually you don't need to initialize persistent variables at all. If the variable is not defined the persistent object always returns a False value. This isn't totally true. If a persistent value is not defined it would be None, not False. You can test this with this simple script label start: if ...

Even though it's said to be solved, I don't see real answer here, so I'll give out what I know. As for the saves you already made, check here: C:\Documents and Settings\Admin\Application Data\RenPy . Delete the files there then you're done. I think the directory for other platforms are: Mac OS X: ~...

dict is a reserved word in python that refers to the python dictionary type.

So code like:
will throw an exception.

You'll need to change line 350 so that you are looking up the key in a dictionary object, like kana_list.

Try to either put them under an init block like this init: $ variable = True Or declare them at the beginning of label start o.o OMG thank you! It worked! I'm not getting that error trace back anymore~ But, I now have another issue...after I put them under an init block, what about the 'If' Stateme...

You would just put the textbutton statements inside and if block

This one might be more up your alley http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... 51&t=14237

Could you post your entire screens.rpy file?

Given that, we could probably be able to give you more accurate suggestions.

This isn't a problem - it's just some debug output from the save/load system. You can safely ignore it. It's a print that happens if you do: init python: class MyObject(object): pass python: a = MyObject() a.foo = 1 a = None That is, an object gets a change that puts it into the rollback log, but n...

I believe that you can pass various "say" styles (styles relating to the dialogue, including the say_window) to the Character() function using various keyword arguments. This page from the documentation will probably be very helpful to you. Scroll down to just above the "Example" section for the rel...

You simply would need to pass the string object that is returned from renpy.intput() to the Character() function, like so:

The link in the post above has some extremely helpful info. If you are a bit more specific with what you are having trouble with, we can provide some better advice.

Are you looking for something like this? http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... 51&t=19245

I believe that you will find the information on this page very helpful.

http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/statement ... lents.html