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What exactly is the traceback for the error? Thank you for your help. I finally figured out what the problem was. Initially, I thought I was missing something entirely, but it turned out to be an issue with the encoding format. I recreated the file with the proper encoding, and now everything works...

init Python -> init python custom_function should be also defined before button_actions . Thanks for the response! I changed the "init python" and simplified the button_actions init python: button_actions = [Jump("label1")] However, I'm still encountering an invalid syntax error...

Let's assume a variable has an array of actions like this: init Python: button_actions = [Function(custom_function, "arg1, arg2"), Jump("label1")] It is possible that this array can be changed with different actions. Down the road, I want to pass this variable to an imagebutton l...

Greetings! I have a question about achieving a smooth transition between two Live2D scenes. Here's the scenario: I have two scenes with numbers, one counting from 1 to 3 and the other from 4 to 7. They are looped. I want to give the user the ability to switch scenes without interrupting the counting...

m_from_space wrote: ↑Sun Nov 05, 2023 3:14 pm Just check for the quest data inside the special label "after_load", which is executed right after a player loads a game.

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label after_load:
    if "some_quest" not in quests:
        ....

Thank you very much! That's what I need

I have a list of quests for the game version 1, which looks something like this: default quests = [ Quest(1, "QuestName", "Running"), Quest(2, "QuestName", "Pending"), ] But in the future, let's say in the game version 2 I want to add another quest to the list...

I have a UI with many different Ren'Py screens that I would like to hide when a character appears. This way, my game's UI won't interfere with the characters during dialogue. The logic is quite straightforward: if there's a character shown on the screen, hide certain Ren'Py screens.