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Yes it works properly now!

Thank you very very much for your help Divona!

Hello Fellow Renpy users, I have some difficulty interpolating some text from a init block to the renpy text box. I am made a method to take items from a defeated enemy. code: init python: def takeitem(): global drmessage itemdr=enemy2.item1 if itemdr.amount < itemdr.maxamount: itemdr.amount += 1 dr...

Ok let's simplify everything. You want for the sphere to say something based on the mood value. If you set mood=1 in a label, renpy put at 1 each time he reach again that label. So, define it at first OUTSIDE the normal course of events. Then use a list to link the various conditions to the variabl...

Thank you very much all of you, The correction of R_sami is working, and Gas method also, need to try Givona's yet. However I tried to make a similar function without random for another feature of the glass ball, where i want it to change color and size according to certain events like what the play...

You could use a python function instead. Possibly something like this: init python: import random #need the module def ballgaze(): #the function ball = random.randint(1, 4) if ball == 1: return "Today its going to Rain heavily., but stay focused on your purpose" if ball == 2: return "...

Hello Fellow Renpy users, I am working on this game where I have a screen that opens to display certain random messages, its a Krystal ball whom the player can take it out of its pocket peer in it and get a random message. Here is part of the code: label ballgaze: $ ball = renpy.random.randint(1, 4)...

Thank you for your Help Trooper6.

Yes, Hehehe, I knew of the keep buying without money part.
Actually I loaded the code unfinished since I was stuck with that problem. I wanted to sort it out first.

Once again thanks, I really learned a lot from your help.

I have tried your code and use 'ui.callsinnewcontext' with no issue. So I'm wondering if the error that you get is from somewhere else in the code. The "list of indices must be integers not tuple" error sound like something to do with variable. Could you post up traceback of the error, so...

Hello fellow Renpy users, I have a problem with this game I am making where after the player opens the bag to eat the item inside the game returns to main menu, instead of returning to its previous line/place, I was using Jump. By searching through the forum I understood that the call function is on...

# Declare characters used by this game. define e = Character('Eileen', color="#c8ffc8") default bag = {} default coins = 25 # The game starts here. label start: "Yeah I must go buy 3 packets of macaroni 2 jars of green olives and 1 cheese block" menu buy: "You have [coins] ...

This code will work for you. But you really should just check the Python documentation (or take the python beginners course at codeacademy.com): # Declare characters used by this game. define e = Character('Eileen', color="#c8ffc8") default bag = {} default coins = 25 # The game starts he...

trooper6 wrote:When posting code, you should put your code inside the [ code][ /code] tags to preserve spacing (take out the extra space in each tag).

yes I put it in the bracket.

Can someone help me with the code now?

Hello fellow renpy users. I made this simple inventory, that uses a dictionary , however after adding all the items, I would like to be able to see what I have bought and how much of each item is in the inventory until its consumed. ex: inventory water melon : 1 Cheese : 3 1. How do i display the co...

Hello fellow Renpy users, I made this simple inventory, that uses a list, however after adding all the items, I would like to be able to see what I have bought and how much of each item is in the inventory until its consumed. ex: inventory water melon : 1 Cheese : 4 1. How can I code this? 2. Suppos...

use screen choice in screens.rpy file: screen choice: window: style "menu_window" xalign 0.5 ##<< to change the placement of menu yalign 0.5 ##<< vbox: style "menu" spacing 2 for caption, action, chosen in items: if action: button: action action style "menu_choice_button&qu...