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That's just a small syntax error. Given that you said you "fiddled" a bit with the code, I'm not sure whether it was something you changed or something in the original code I gave you. Either way, it was easy enough to take our two chunks of code and combine them. Perhaps a more Ren'Py sa...

Here's some Python code to simplify the whole process down, assuming you only want to go to a single label no matter the word: # Get list of bad words from a text file, each word on a separate line $ badWordsList = [line.rstrip('\n') for line in open("badwords.txt", "r")] # Chec...

I've written a tutorial about this. :) I've also pulled out some of the code I used for one of my games, The Heart of Tales: Thank you for your swift reply! I'm actually using something very similar to this sort of name check right now (checking for specific names) but what I'd like to do is figure...

Problem Solved! Thank you to everyone who helped out! This code (provided you have a list of words you want filtered) checks a user's inputted name/word for any rude words that are in a .txt list. I hope this is able to help others as well in the future. ^_^ BTW, the .txt file of rude words (called...

simple example with 'persistent.true/false flags': label start: if persistent.PName is None: $ PName = renpy.input("What is your name, stranger?") or "Anonimus" $ persistent.PName = PName "Welcome, [PName]." else: $ PName = persistent.PName "Welcome back, [PName]!...

label start: if persistent.PName is None: $ PName = renpy.input("What is your name, stranger?") or "Anonimus" $ persistent.PName = PName "Welcome, [PName]." else: $ PName = persistent.PName "Welcome back, [PName]!" https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/persistent.ht...

First off, I'm not super familiar with Python or scripting in Ren'Py, so talk to me like I'm a five year old if you decide to explain something to me. Well... maybe more like an eight year old. x) The important question: What I'd like to do is have a game that "remembers" a player's name. ...