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Did you consider simply blocking rollback past current point in case player loads save file with version mismatch? I did. It's an option but it feels like a work-around when I want to know how to do it "properly". That said, maybe that's the better approach anyway. Rollback history might ...

Hi, For a project I'm working with I want to make sure that save files from old versions can be loaded by new versions. Since the format in which data is stored may change, I'd like to setup a function that can modify save data after it has been loaded. To give a basic example, let's say in version ...

You need to put your python function definitions into a "init python:" block. You are mostly correct about the global variables thing, but you only need to add the "global ..." line if you are modifying the value of the variable. If you are just reading from it, the "global ...

This is just a guess but I think this line might be causing problems: Try renaming the action variable to something like "choiceAction".

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You could do something like: label start: "content leading into choice" python: # 0 = Not toured, 1 = Toured touredSpotA = 0 touredSpotB = 0 touredSpotC = 0 touredSpotD = 0 label tourChoice: # Count how many locations have been visited and check if that number is above some threshold if to...

Use 'call labelName' instead of 'jump labelName' if you want to return to that line at some point.

The problem is that showing "rblush" doesn't hide "rhappy" or vice versa. "show rblush" probably just covered your rhappy image so it looked correct, and "show rhappy" doesn't do anything since "rhappy" is already on screen. One way to fix this would...

I'm pretty sure that this line is the problem: SetVariable(currentoverlay[x][y].unit_present, deployment_list[0].name) I assume you want this action, when executed, to do the same as the python statement: currentoverlay[x][y].unit_present = deployment_list[0].name The problem is that "SetVariab...

"renpy.random.randint(15, 40)" is the part that generates the random number, "randcoin" is just the variable used to hold the value. Whenever you need a new random value you'll need to call "renpy.random.randint(15, 40)" again. Ex: label start: $ money = 0 $ randcoin = ...

False positive. I've had the same issue with another Renpy game I worked on.

Antivirus programs can only really guess whether a program is harmful and sometimes they guess incorrectly.

I think it might work if you move the "renpy.sound.play("sound/effects/shock2.ogg")" line into the __init__ function of the 'Shaker' class. So something like: def __init__(self, start, child, dist): renpy.sound.play("sound/effects/shock2.ogg") <rest of code>

Can you show the code for how you added the sound effect to 'Shake'?

You might have added it in such a way that the sound is triggered when the object is created, and not necessarily when the visual effect is executed.

I actually don't have much experience working with set objects in python, but it looks like the set class doesn't have an "items" property, so chest.items is meaningless. At any rate, the screen code I gave assumes its been given a list and I would recommend using a list structure anyways ...

I would suggest something like this: screen shop(itemList,page=0): python: # Ideally the total number of pages should be calculated based off of # the number if items in the itemList, but to keep this simple I've hardcoded # the page count totalPages = 4 # Grabs which items should be displayed on th...