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you can directly override the background of the frame in the frame itself.

    $ tt = GetTooltip()
    if tt:
        frame:
            background "whatever_bg.png" # your background
            xalign 0.5 yalign 0.0
            text tt

hell_oh_world

Gas missed some part in the code. $ paired = [i for i,j in stats.items() if j == highest] should be... $ paired = [i for i,j in stats.items() if j == stats[highest]] and like i said, you better off naming your label with some pattern so you can just avoid all of these conditions. label start: # your...

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it says, that you can't use the define statement with preferences store.
If you'll look at this example: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/preferen ... -variables
preference variable uses default statement instead.

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Okay, sorry, I realized that my answer is entirely wrong. Guess I should not answer questions first thing in the morning. Anyways, this one is working. default persistent.master_volume = 0.0 init python: def MasterVolumeValue(): return FieldValue(persistent, "master_volume", 1.0, action=Function(_ch...

hell_oh_world

I guess you just combine the other channels.

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bar:
  action [Preference("music volume"), Preference("sound volume"), Preference("voice volume")]

hell_oh_world

u can use the max function then probably a dictionary to store the stats and create a known pattern in your label name so you can jump on them easily. default stats = dict( strength=3, stamina=5, # and more... ) label start: $ stats["strength"] += 3 # this is how you access the stat, as a string ind...

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screen something():
  # using anonymous atl
  button:
    at transform:
      rotate 90.0
  
  # using pre-defined transform    
  button:
    at rotated
  
  # using transform screen statement  
  transform:
    rotate 90.0
    
    button:
      pass

transform rotated():
  rotate 90.0

hell_oh_world

Generally, what you want is to declare the variable beforehand, and not to declare it when a specific label or point in your game is reached. The latter is prone to issues because if ever that point is not reached that would result in the variable not being declared, hence not being recognized. So, ...

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When you do. for npc in npc_dict: You're actually looping on the keys of the dict and not on your npc objects. It's also the same as... for npc in npc_dict.keys(): # loop through the keys. Just use the .values() method of the npc dict for npc in npc_dict.values(): # loop through the values which in ...

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I guess you should at least learn more about the very basics of python, like how to compose a simple condition statement, things like that. Because the syntax is wrong in many ways. Some of your indentations are wrong, and the way conditions were built is also wrong. So learning some basics first ab...

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Well, the function call for the image name only happens once, during the init. image faith = image_darken('faith', 'faith', -0.5) so this line is actually static and not dynamic. use DynamicDisplayable, then add additional arguments to the function. init python: def image_darken(st, at, character, c...

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Just pass the actions as a list/tuple when specifying them.

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action [Action1(), Action2()] # (Action1(), Action2()) both would work

An action may also be a list of actions, in which case the actions in the list are run in order.

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_a ... ml#actions

hell_oh_world

Shouldn't you be setting this preference setting? I cant seem to find that config variable in the docs.
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/preferen ... fullscreen

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default preferences.fullscreen = True

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Not really fully an expert at CDD but you can try this. init python: class Mark(renpy.Displayable): def __init__(self, d, duration=3.0, range=(0.25, 0.75)): renpy.Displayable.__init__(self) self.d = renpy.displayable(d) self.st = 0 # the current time self.dir = 1 # the direction of the slide 1 is ri...

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If the function in the Function action returns value other than None, then it will end the interaction and return that value. init python: def myReturn(): return True # return any value other than None to end the interaction. screen test(): texbutton "Return" action Function(myReturn) label start: c...

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