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Thanks a lot, I can load now.

I tried and the issue really happened for rollback too. I also tried xelas Exception, and it showed that noble_obj[] has double the entries of nobles[]. It seems when loading that noble_obj[] is restored, and then the renpy makes kind of a "silent run" through the game until the point wher...

I do the drawings on paper, scan, and then use GIMP for adding transparency. What I do in GIMP is: Make a free-form select of the char Copy the selected char using ctrl-c make a new picture in gimp delete the existing layer copy the char into the new picture using ctrl-v "export to" a png ...

Thanks for the tips. I will try it out this evening. Are both lists defined outside of init or/and nested/unbound functions? Outside of init: definitly yes. They should also be outside of nested/unbound functions, but I need to check, and do not have the sourcecode her right now. Good idea with the ...

Yes, I am sure I did not make a type. There are indeed two lists here, one called nobles[] and one called noble_obj[].

The idea is that the first loop makes sure that the two lists have the same number of entries. When running the game this works fine. On loading ... not so much.

My game crashes consistently when loading a save. :shock: I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred. While running game code: File "game/script.rpy", line 71, in script File "game/script.rpy", line 170, in python IndexError: list index out of range -- Full Traceback ---------...

I think making the nobles random won't add replay value, if the events (like new tasks and how they'll affect your kingdom, problems and the ways to solve them) are the same. The game revolves about choosing the correct noble for a given task. For this the king (=player) will need to play detective...

Hi everyone, I am new to this board, and maybe I should begin with outlining what I am working on: Short description OK, so now you are the king. Unfortunately you need to make some nobles to officials, to get any kind of stuff done: collecting taxes, rasing armies, etc. Which would not be so bad if...