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Renpy creates defined variables during the init stage and defaulted variables when the game starts.

Also from what I can see, your problem is caused by the character definition, not the interpolation. Dynamic shouldn't be set to True.

Works for me when accessing the attributes directly. screen mc_hp_screen: vbar value FieldValue(player, "mc_hp", 100): xalign 1 yalign 0.008 xmaximum 70 ymaximum 65 left_bar Frame("gui/hearthealth0.png", 100, 0) right_bar Frame("gui/hearthealth.png", 100, 0) text "...

Try this
action Show('imageac', imgvfst=ac_pic)

The screen name given to the show action should be a string
action Show('imageac', ac_pic)

Like imperf3kt said, the button size isn't the same size as the image. You need to change the size using xysize property. Also text_align is wrong. Textbutton itself doesn't take text_align property. It also only positions the text within the text displayable not the container. What you want is to g...

If you're talking about the exe icon and stuff, you need to include a .ico and/or .icns file with the game.
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/build.html#special-files

Just gonna say that adding "window auto" to the start of your script would stop the textbox disappearing. window auto This enables automatic management of the window. The window is shown before statements listed in config.window_auto_show – by default, say statements. The window is hidden ...

Can't seem to reproduce this problem, but the only thing I can think of trying is increasing a before running the transform: Whether that would work or not, I have no idea.

I would think what Gas first said is right. Check to make sure you don't have "define menu = nvl_menu" somewhere in your code.

You're showing the living room screen after the inventory button screen, so living room is being shown on top of it. That would be why it's still clickable. I would think giving the inventory button screen a zorder should fix it.

I guess you can't put the for loop inside the button. for q in TL_GUO_loc: if q.IsActive: for n in TL_GUO: if n.ID == q.ID: $ act = SetVariable('nation_info', n) button: xpos q.x ypos q.y text q.name color "#000000" action act

For the way you have it currently set up, you could use nested loops to check the IDs against each other and then pass the nation object to a new screen. screen guo_map(): for q in TL_GUO_loc: if q.IsActive: button: xpos q.x ypos q.y text q.name color "#000000" for n in TL_GUO: if n.ID == ...

default choice_tracker = [] init python: def menu(items): rv = renpy.display_menu(items) marker = () for item_text, choice_obj in items: ## check if choice is not say and has been chosen if choice_obj and rv == choice_obj.value: marker = (choice_obj.location, choice_obj.value) ## add choice stuff t...

If you save the currently playing song to the save json when you save the game and pass the save name to a persistent variable or something when loading, you could call the song to be played from the after_load label. def SaveData(d): d['current_music'] = renpy.music.get_playing(channel='music') con...

You probably want to use the SetVariable action to set the variable and the Hide action to hide the screen. default castlekey = False screen hiddenitem(): imagebutton: idle 'castlekey.png' pos (840, 367) focus_mask True action [ SetVariable('castlekey', True), Hide('hiddenitem') ] label start: show ...