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Short answer, yes. As I said earlier, "Since it's a dynamic character, the name should be a piece of python code that results in a string." That means we can *also* put in a function for the name, as long as it returns a string. (Honestly we could also do a lambda but we won't mess with t...

It's not that renpy wants your soul. It's python that wants your soul. Since it's a dynamic character, the name should be a piece of python code that results in a string. Since it's named dyn, which is the same name as the character itself... Probably why it's wrong. define dyn = Character("dy...

Weird question, but I don't know enough about this program (still) to figure out what it wants from me (my soul?). I only recently learned about dynamic characters, which are super useful! But I can't for the life of me get the dynamic character name to go in the second little name box. The code I'm...

Have you tried the notify function? (http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/other.html#renpy.notify) I think it stays on screen for a couple of seconds before disappearing. You can also modify the notification screen here: http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_special.html#notify Thank you! This is exactly w...

I'm relatively new to Ren'py and have been mostly relying on other people having similar questions to me so far. I'm not sure if I'm not looking it up right, or if this hasn't been dealt with before but here goes. What I'm attempting to do is have a line of text that works as an alert or a pop up du...