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Either version works fine now. Again, thanks a lot! I consider this thread "solved".

Ok, so to recap the current state of the problem: 1. I was given a method how to manage a bunch of customizable variables by hell_oh_world, which I am very happy with 2. But those variables (objects) are not persistent and I can't figure out why that is and how to fix it. 2a. not persistent in the s...

Nice idea. Got my hopes up. Doesn't work , tho. :/ I also made the observation, that with default mc = CharacterProfile(first_name= "John", last_name= "Doe") I can't change the name again after restarting the game. It seems to create a new "mc" object which ties to the ...

I would like to revive this thread, because I encountered a major issue, which I've failed to solve so far. After 20h of try and error and still no clue, I thought I ask again. So @hell_oh_world left me with this brilliant code: Okay, so i tested the code and it doesn't work as it should, probably m...

Again, thanks a ton! For all the time and effort and quick response time! I have to admit, tho, I'm not sure that I will use your latest code, because it's over my head and I don't like to work with tools I don't understand. Plus, I'm currently satisfied with my global InputValue-version, which work...

Ok, so I familiarized myself with your code and I like it a lot! I have just one problem: The input buttons in your profile screen are somewhat unresponsive meaning: You can only activate the input for those buttons once per profile selected. Once you selected one button/attribute, you can't select ...

Thanks a lot! I don't quite understand everything, what you did there, but I will figure it out.

Hi! I'm very new to python and renpy, but what I can find on this issue is either to basic or I don't know what to search for. Anyway, my problem is: - I have a bunch of variables to store character information in. - ...for multiple characters - I would like to show those on a screen, where you can ...

Well, as she says, she later shows how to make your own custom transition, which in her case, was: define flash = Fade(0.1, 0.0, 0.5, color="#fff") So in your case, you want the MoveTransition() like this: define YourTransitionName = MoveTransition( duration in seconds , enter= transform ,...

I guess what you are asking is explained in this video: https://youtu.be/GXNCxXLDS9s?t=280