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Sorry for off topic! This looks amazing, can I ask is there any more possible "eggs" in renpy engine to make? Well... This question is very hard to answer. The simplest answer is: Yes. you can make a lot of easter eggs in Ren'py, but I don't know ecaxtly what you are looking for. Could yo...

First you have to store the input in a variable. Something like: character_name = renpy.input("What's your name?") Then, create a txt file using python's open function with mode "w" (writting): python: with open("Name of the file.txt","w") as egg: egg.write(&q...

First of all, Welcome to Ren'py :) Do you have experience with some other programming languages or is this the first time you dive into something like this? If this is the first time you are gonna try and program something then I would highly suggest you to learn the basics and build your knowledge ...

Please tell me you are joking.

Or what if you missclicked a choice

Pressing the key "Page Up" should rollback. Also, using the mouse wheel.

you are missing the character part when you ask for input

The problem is that you are using a single "=", this is used only to set someting, if you are checking for equalty then you should use double, i.e: "==" if testflag2 == True: However, if you are just checking for True/False, it's a bit simpler to just omit the equal part. screen ...

Just tested it, it works fine, however I edited it to make a little changes and offer an alternative way for the last part. Instead of creating a label and jumping to it, it might be a bit simpler to change the "if not" to an "if" and then just indent the gore scene. For example:...

It is possible to add an option in the Main menu or in the Preferences (which I think is better). First of all you need to create a new persistent variable, call it show_gore or something, and set it default to True or False (It might be better to set it False as default). Do this by adding default ...

Looks interesting, gonna give it a play

Seems like you are missing a ':' at the second choice
Tip, use the code tags when pasting your code here so we can better read and try it.

What is exactly what you are looking for? Do you want the textbox to fill the window's width? If that's the case, then you are making it shorter than needed, your game's window is not 720 pixels width. Open your gui.rpy file, around line 12 there is gui.init(X,Y) the "X" here is the number...

apparently my syntax is correct, but for some reason all the variables are stuck at 1, and that's why it jumps to "else." How are you setting the variable changes? be sure that you are not missing the + symbol or placing it in a wrong position. This is correct: $ lyra_good += 1 This won't...

Try doing what philat said. Add a say statement to show the value of your variables right before the jump to endings. Something like: "Your variables are: [vicky_bad], [vicky_good], [landon_good], [landon_neutral], [lyra_good]" if vicky_bad > max(vicky_good, landon_good, landon_neutral, ly...