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You can suspend the rollback using renpy.suspend_rollback. This would probably work best if you put these around the statement that shows the notification screen.
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/save_loa ... d_rollback

Are you sure the file extension of these new images matches the filter of the image location picker? Are you sure the image file formats are supported? Have you tried checking where exactly the image location picker starts? Did you try turning it off and on again? Shotgun responses aside, it would b...

You could try making a screen that contains all your custom stuff and also uses the nvl screen.
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#use
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_special.html#nvl

You should be able to get the bar to move automatically by using the "change" method of the "ui.adjustment" object that's used by the bar. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_python.html#ui.change https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#bar I would provide an example but I ...

The crop property should help contain the image to a single area, which combined with a tile property and animated offset property I believe will get the effect you're looking for. screen foo: fixed: "looping_banner.png" at horizontal_loop(0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 1.0, 5.0) transform loop(x_a, y_a, ...

To expand upon IrinaLazareva's answer, since what you're using is a python statement instead of a renpy statement, you need to use python syntax. An easy way to convert a renpy variable substitution to its python equivalent is to swap out the square braces for curly braces and add an "f" t...

One way to achieve this is to call a label as the button's action which then uses normal renpy statements to display the dialogue and then the menu. Finally, the labelled section can return control back to the button. It is key however that this labelled section is declared before the start label so...

The default statement is executed during load time which happens before the start label is reached so the variable substitution cannot be performed as the variable isn't defined yet. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/python.html#default-statement So to fix this you can just use a regular python assignm...

A more flexible way of storing the answers would be to use a list. This could allow you make more unique bad endings or easily change the correct answer later. $ response = [] menu: "What was the murder weapon?" "Scissors": $ response.append("scissors") "Gun":...

The quick and easy fix is to remove the quotation marks you have in the set variable action so it sets the variable to the actual variable instead of a string of its name. Also, you probably want to be calling the secondary "category" screen instead of showing it so you can instead return ...

If you're continually needing to set the y position of these images you could try to instead set their yoffset attribute when define the images in an image statement and then set the x position using xpos each time the images are shown. image jeffery: 'jeffery.png' yoffset 25 #or whatever y position...

This can be easily achieved by using parallel statements in an Animation and Transformation Language (ATL) block. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/atl.html#parallel-statement transform fourDissolve(new_img, d0, d1, d2, d3): #new_img is the name or filename of the image that should be dissolved to #eac...

You will want to have a variable that stores whether the screen is in its expanded form and then use this variable to select from two different mouseareas to use to switch to the other state. You will also want to put an id on your hbox, use renpy.get_widget_properties() to access the area of this h...

You can group together various screen elements, like buttons, using various grouping elements like vertical boxes , horizontal boxes , grids , fixed size boxes , or just by listing multiple elements in the screen. screen test: vbox: button "Skip" action Skip() button "Save" actio...

Try moving your nested menus to labelled sections of the script. label start: menu: "This is the outermost menu. Please select an option." "option 1": call option1 "option 2": call option2 "This is where the script continues after both choices have been made" ...