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Ren'Py has full frameworks in place to create, remember, amend, delete as many variable values as you want. The store module naturally remembers stuff as you go along and integrates into the rollback/forward and save facilities - if a passcode is added to the store then you rollback, the newly acqu...

Ren'Py games will only have permission to create or edit files within their directory scope, so I'd imagine trying to target desktop or docs would likely fail as above... You'd also need lots of conditionals to spoof paths for all the different platforms and have to navigate around firewall/av prog...

with open( os.path.join( renpy.config.gamedir, "testfile.txt" ), 'w' ) as f: f.write( 'text' ) Might work better Thanks! That actually worked! Now I am curious if there is a way to make it so that the text file is saved to (or created on) the desktop or the document folder. Is that possib...

You can run Python statements in Ren'py. To run a Python statement at a specific point in your script, just use a python block. To run it at startup, just use an init python statement. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/python.html If the said statement is placed into a python block (or an init python ...

I am trying figure out how to write a simple output text file to be created via python such as: f = open('testfile.txt','w') f.write('\ntext') f.close() However, you cannot simply use python or init python to do this since it causes an error to occur if typed as is. Is writing a text file slightly d...

Is it possible to have dialogue for nvl-mode to display from the left side of the screen to the right side of the screen? I cannot seem to figure out what I need to do so that it does that.

I am curious if the following is the correct way to right a nested if/else statement in Ren'Py using Python coding: $ fire_on = renpy.input("Yes/No?"): if fire_on == "Yes": jump turn_on_fire else: if fire_on == "yes": jump turn_on_fire else: if fire_on == "YES"...

You can also optimise that: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/atl.html#block-statement image static: 'gui/instability/1static1.png' 0.1 'gui/instability/1static2.png' 0.1 'gui/instability/1static3.png' 0.1 'gui/instability/1static4.png' 0.1 repeat 6 'gui/instability/restability1.png' 2.5 block: 'gui/i...

Why do you want to make your game inaccessible to blind folks, though...? O_o I mean, I get that to a sighted person, the self-voicing might change the atmosphere, but consider: it's easy to just hit V again to turn it off if they accidentally turn it on, and also, without the voicing, a person wit...

The game I am making is utilizing sequential images such as the following format: image static: 'gui/instability/1static1.png' 0.1 'gui/instability/1static2.png' 0.1 'gui/instability/1static3.png' 0.1 'gui/instability/1static4.png' 0.1 'gui/instability/1static1.png' 0.1 'gui/instability/1static2.png...

Take a look in 00common.rpy in your ren'py install folder and you can copy the self voicing code from there, into your project (screens.rpy is appropriate) and then edit it to disallow self voicing. Disclaimer: I may have the wrong file, going by memory. It is definitely in one of the 00*.rpy files...

define preferences.self_voicing = False init python: del config.keymap['self_voicing'] untested I get the following error message: I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred. While running game code: File "game/options.rpy", line 97, in script define preferences.self_voicing = False Fi...

I have found that the self-voicing feature that is included with the keybindings to be annoying. Sure, I can simply remove it from the Help section on the Main Menu; however, this does not prevent the user from hitting "V" on the keyboard and activating it accidentally. I want to know how ...

Might wanna change the child size , something like: screen choice(items): style_prefix "choice" side "c b r": area (100, 100, 600, 400) viewport: scrollbars "vertical" mousewheel True draggable True side_yfill True vbox: for i in items: textbutton i.caption action i.ac...

The entire code for script.ryp ## The script of the game goes in this file. ## Declare characters used by this game. The color argument colorizes the name ## of the character. image bg blackness = "Nothingness.png" init: $ c = Character(_(None), kind=nvl, what_font="whitrabt.ttf"...