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The problem with how you set your variables is that it only gets set if the start label is reached. So if somehow you managed to skip the start label and jumped right into the label where these variables are being used, then that would be an error since the variables never got defined. Have a look a...

Try experimenting with the borders.
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/displayables.html#Frame

You can try this. screen inp(reference): default correct = "#fff" default wrong = "#f00" default text = "" default value = ScreenVariableInputValue("text", returnable=True) $ color = correct if text == reference[:len(text)] else wrong vbox: hbox: text "Prompt:" text reference hbox: text "Input:" inp...

I'm guessing you're using the function this way? label start: $ bestfriendstatus = pres_aff_check() Then why not... init python: def limit_pres_aff(presaffpts, minpts=0, maxpts=100): ... def pres_aff_calc(): ... def pres_aff_check(): ... def add_rom(amount=0): if not bestfriendstatus: return preslov...

If you'll see the "show" example in my code, there are no quotes there.

Maybe try avoiding using the "image" word itself in naming your image.
You can also post here your full traceback.

Movie(fps=24, size=None, channel=u'movie', play=None, mask=None, mask_channel=None, image=None, play_callback=None, side_mask=False, loop=True, start_image=None, ** properties ) The properties parameter here is probably the one you're looking for. image my_image = Movie(..., align=(0.5, 0.5)) # pla...

Yes.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but deleting the 32 bit executable of your renpy sdk doesnt make it build your game with only a.exe. That setting is up to your build options that you set when you build the game.

Worked fine for me, didn't even have to elevate the command prompt. Make sure that your root directory is writable, in the attached picture, my project exists under my user/username folder, so that should be safe. In short, try placing your project in the most common folders such as Documents, etc. ...

Try launching a terminal with elevated permissions.
A note also that if your whole path contains spaces or weird characters then enclose it with double quotes.

Don't do it in python.

Screen timer s would probably help. Additionally, containing the transforms inside one transform might work. init python: def tfn(tr, st, at, callback=None): fn = callback if callable(fn): fn() renpy.restart_interaction() transform move_left(fn=None): toOffscreenLeft pause 1.0 # how long do we need ...

should be .