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This is a false positive picked by a heuristics. Generally, any development tool can trigger false positives, so it is a good idea to turn off heuristics for anything dev relater, keeping only signature detection on. If I were to fuess, this particular detection happened since RenPy tries to access ...

something with transition is a shorthand for with None # Make sure that everything before this line had executed something # do whatever that line supposed to be doing with transition # apply transition to scene elements changed since last interaction. Do not use this shortcut unless you want that ...

The trich is to look at documentation: Causes the current statement to end , and control to jump to the given label. This hints that it somehow interrupts current statement. How it does, quick source search shows that it uses the same mechanism for loops in python use to determine they run out of it...

Judging from the error message, you are overwriting _ variable in global store. Which you should not do, as it is an integral function to RenPy functionality.

You want neares neighbor filtering.
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/transfor ... ty-nearest

If you take it out from init block and it creates problems, you solve those problems. Usually dependent stuff either requires defaulting itself, or you need to restructure your code a little so it won't depend on mutable data at init time.

Solution is to not declare variable in init python block. There is no need. Where you can use python block, you can use define and default instead.

Because there is no need to. You told the game that you will not change neither player, not monster, so it does not handle those varaibles further (actually, level too, but it gets tracked due to backward compatibility.) define is for stuff that will never change. The define statement sets a single ...

Just to make sure that you have written your condition right: you want option to be visible when you did watch the TV and did check the sketchbook but you didn't check action figure?

in the actual code I just use "show", since "scene" doesn't hide some other images. While scene might not hide images on other layers, show does not hide anything . In your case it just covers images with blac rectangle. This has a side effect of not being able to show those ima...

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/layeredi ... #attribute
You could use if_all clause instead.

If you need to make sure that nothing is added to the list more than once, then you need a set, not a list.

Check this list:
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/reserved.html

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/lifecycle.html

This should answer any questions about execution order.

In short: you can declare global variables wherever you want.

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