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Thank you so much, I had intended to move it to a default statement once it worked, but once I did that it functioned perfectly

Has the person by any chance overwritten the default version of python on their system?
It shouldn't matter, but I've seen some problems with that in the past.

Hello, I have code such as this: $ evil = EvilClass() $ correct_answer = renpy.random.randint(0,1) while True: menu: magenta "What... Was I going to name my child that never hatched?" "Terror" if not 'terror' in evil.asked: if correct_answer == 0: jump __youwin $ evil.asked['terror'] = True "Purple"...

Oh, I can do like that too? Thank you so much :D I'll just leave my final code here, in case someone wants to do the same thing: init python: import random mm_imgs = ["mansion ext", "town square", "sensei_room"] mm_index = 0 mm_img = mm_imgs[0] def mm_img_next(): global mm_index rnd = mm_index while...

If I were to copy that code to preferences though, wouldn't that then have its own progress and such.
So that if img1 is shown on main menu and you click preferences any other img could be shown? Instead of img1.

Ooohhh... Now I see. Yeah that was probably the easiest way... But as far as I can see, I wouldn't be able to carry that over into e.g. the preferences screen.
Anyways, I got it to work Thanks a lot.

And if anyone else knows how to use transistions with DynamicDisplayables, please do say so!

Thank you so much! It's working now with this code: init python: import random mm_imgs = ["mansion ext", "town square", "sensei_room"] mm_img_current = 0 def mm_img_show(st, at): global mm_img_current #Added this return mm_imgs[mm_img_current], 1 def mm_img_next(): global mm_img_current #And this rn...

Thank you so much for your quick reply. I've been trying to get what you said to work but I've run into some problems. I have this code: init python: import random mm_imgs = ["mansion ext", "town square", "sensei_room"] mm_imgs_current = 0 def mm_img_show(st, at): return mm_imgs[mm_img_current], Non...

Is there any way to track where ATL code is currently executing? Say for example this code: init: image main_menu_image: choice: "mansion ext" with dissolve choice: "town square" with dissolve choice: "sensei_room" with dissolve pause 5.0 repeat Is there any way to know if mansion ext is currently s...