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I'm more familiar with python than renpy, tbh, but as I understand it I don't think it technically matters where in the file you put the default statement because they're always initiated at runtime, like you said. Both of these will execute the same: label start: $ charStats = characterPerson.class...

You can add a dictionary or list directly to a class and then update it via the __init__ method: init python: class characterPerson() : class_dict = { } def __init__ (self, namestr, strength): self.name = namestr self.strength = strength characterPerson.class_dict.update( { namestr : self } ) defaul...

Well, that's just an ugly workaround... But if you could create screens programmatically... You actually can. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_python.html Using combination of renpy.define_screen and ui functions you can define your own screen (page does warn that they will be slower than norm...

(I've tried searching the forums but haven't found an answer to this. If there's already a thread about it somewhere, I apologize) I have several dictionaries that contain "results". They are all of different lengths and sometimes they include nested dicionaries. Here's an example of what ...