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# Cell object definition default cell_A = Cell(objects=[], characters=[], exits=[]) # call the function with cell_A as parameter $ chars, objs, exits = xnode_prep(cell_A) Yup, that works. Wish the other approaches did as well, but oh well. Thank you all for your help! Let's hope I don't get stuck l...

Well. Your suggested solution worked for the nested dictionary, but not for objects. I've defined a class Cell, with two instances for test purposes. Neither of these works: def xnode_prep(c): x = getattr(c, "objects") y = getattr(c, "characters") z = getattr(c, "exits"...

You can't do it. The called iterator go crazy. Try this: def myfunc(c): x = cells[c]["characters"] y = cells[c]["objects"] z = cells[c]["whatever"] return x, y, z $ chara, obj, what = myfunc("a") That works! Thank you so much! Just out of curiosity, why does ...

How and where are the player_locations variables defined? And how are you checking if they are being updated? I have a separate .rpy to set defaults for world state variables, in which I have defined them as lists with several items for test purposes. The items on these lists are correctly displaye...

As for your original question, I still don't quite understand what are you trying to do or why python isn't doing what you want. You should at least show us the problematic section of your code so we can figure out what is wrong. Alright, here's a snippet of code. I hope that makes it clearer. init...

I don't have a completely clear view of what exactly you are doing, but maybe put all of the dictionaries into a class and then have the class do the accessing and modifying? That would probably be somewhat more elegant generally, but it wouldn't solve my problem. Actually, I've already thought abo...

Hey guys! I want to do something that should be very simple, but Python isn't having it. There has to be an easy solution, but ~8 hours of internet searches haven't turned it up, and this is slowly driving me crazy. Please help me! I'm making a turn-based game, where every minute is one turn. In ord...

Alright! After a lot of trial and error, I've gotten it to work. Lesson learned: if possible, try writing code from scratch instead of copypasting code written by someone who (unlike me) knows what they're doing. I'll post the code for anyone with a similar problem, but I still have a question. Ther...

Several lines of text should easily fit in an nvl window. You could try writing an example part, see how many entries you can have before you need a clear, and then adjust config.nvl_list_length accordingly. One advantage of using list length instead of manual clears is that it scrolls text up (thou...

I'm trying to make an interface for text-based interaction with the player's environment. It's supposed to show the scene's background and scrollable text boxes with textbuttons representing all NPCs and objects players can interact with, jumping to the appropriate label when clicked. I want to keep...

Nice, working perfectly. Thanks so much!

Necroing because this solution isn't compatible with the current version of screens.rpy. I've tried some things, but it's been unresponsive so far. Anyone got an idea?

Hi guys! Coding noob here, sorry. I'm trying to make a dynamic kaleidoscope background using one source image and twelve masking images. The way it's supposed to work: AlphaMasks form 6 pairs of 2 equal triangles each, positioned and rotated to form a hexagon. Inside these AlphaMasks, images perform...