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Wow, that was a lot simpler than what I had, and works like a charm. Thanks!

So I'm trying to add Cloud Saves to my games on Steam. I managed to get it working between two Windows computers, but the transfer does not work between Windows and Linux/SteamOS. (All other combinations probably also don't work - I wasn't able to test them.) For Windows, I wrote: Root: WinAppDataRo...

Try using a "vpgrid" instead of simply a "grid"
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html?#vpgrid

renpy.get_attributes would allow you to store a character's current expression: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/displaying_images.html?highlight=renpy%20get#renpy.get_attributes Not sure how well it would work, but one idea would be to just make one "relationship_bar" screen that takes a character's...

I first just wanted to add character word counts to Lint, but then I went a bit overboard... I'm sharing the result with you here! With this code, the expanded capabilities of Lint are to display word counts per character, per file, and per character per file. This has many practical use cases, such...

I would definitely go with imagebuttons. You can avoid the "h" hiding thing by setting the screen's layer to "master". So something like:

An alternate solution that I tend to use is: That way you don't need to deal with the history at all.

Is it possible that you already defined a Character that uses the shortcut "y"? If yes, you should use a different name for this variable.

Oh yeah, now that I checked, I can confirm I get the same error in 8 even though my beep code is different. :/

I actually had the same issue last year. Maybe this helps you like it helped me?
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=62820&p=545206#p545368

zmook wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 12, 2022 2:33 pm

1. create the data structure ahead of time. I'm not sure I see any reason you couldn't build the 'nodes' list at the same time you define 'flowchart'.

I think I love screen language a little too much, because this didn't even occur to me... But thank you, this worked like a charm!

I have no idea, to be honest. I'm pretty sure I've gotten underfull grid errors before, so I'm more surprised that your code was working in 7.4.11!

Currently, your values are set to "First Name", etc. instead of what you pass on to the constructor. The correct way to do it would be: class char() : def __init__ (self, firstName="First Name", lastName="Last Name", fullName="Full Name", age=18): self.firstName = firstName self.lastName = lastName ...

It's possible that this could be fixed just by adding:

So I'm currently working on a flowchart screen. To save myself the effort of defining each node's position manually, I tried defining only the first position, and made the screen figure out the rest by telling it how the nodes are connected: screen flowchart(): tag menu use game_menu(_("Flowchart"))...