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Also, you are using "breach.tff", not "breach.ttf" in character definition.

renpy.call does not return anything. It does not even directly executes label. It simply sends signal to interpreter that next statement should be executed from there and sets up call stack. When label starts executing, your python function already finished. Called labels place result into _return ...

ah okay... this is kind of a disappointment to me. I mean... why in hell introduce type hints into the language syntax when they are not validated during runtime?! This is strange... However thank you for this clarification! This is more in-code documentation, IDE helper and static analyser support...

Creator-Defined Statements (CDS) must conform to the following rules: • They must be defined in a python early block. • They cannot be used in the same file in which they are defined. • The file containing the CDS must be loaded earlier than any file that uses it. (Since Ren'Py loads files in the U...

Can I please be a bit of a stickler and say that this is very poor user interface design. Having the delete function outside of the app is unintuitive and does not allow for an immersive experience. And in realm of industrial design occasionally used irreversible actions are often placed outside of...

note_song is a list. 'note_song' is a string. DictInputValue expects a dict (or a list), not a string.

THere is something very wrong with prev_character definition. As in "I cannot even start to think how to reproduce it". Weird thig is that RenPy load system is not dependent on init order. On load RenPy reruns default statements and after that replaces objects contents with data from save....

Is mazewalked explicitely defined anywhere else? How do you call SetVars label?

define character = [ . . . ] HEre you are defining character to be a list. It is no surprise that character.a gives you an error after that. Character is a reserved name in RenPy. It is a function for creating dialogue characters. You should not redefine it with your own classes, because RenPy uses...

Same animation base works only if two images share the same tag:

Right now it is better to simply reassign character in after_load label. What is saved cannot be unsaved (unless you give them a program to fix their saves). What would I do: 1) Define correct character under new name. 2) Assing new character to the old variable 3) After load check if old variable e...

There is a hard way and even harder way. If you have a GIT set up for your fork, you can simply try to merge current version, resolve all merge conflicts, debug new stuff and be done. If you don't, then go to RenPy github page, generate diff between current and your version, see something like 916 c...

Another hack: 1) define a bubble character which has no name: define remove_bubbles = Character(None, image="remove_bubbles", kind=bubble, interact=True) 2) add an empty say statement where you need bubbles to be cleaned. remove_bubbles '' 3) Set the speech bubble to the bottom right of yo...

It depends on how do you show these strings. Translation does not happen until string is displayed (because you can change language anytime), and if you choose a way of displaying that does not work with translations, then they are not translated.

UI functions cannot be predicted, cannot be cached and everything else in RenPy works in terms of screens. So they are outdated and underperforming. Hence the removal. If you want a single imagebutton, you create a screen with a single imagebutton and show it whenever you want to show it. You can ev...