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Screens are going to be your new best friend once you learn how to use them. They show and hide just like images, and while they can do complicated things, you can still start with something simple. You say you just want to show an item? Do you mean like examining a thing in detail, or just showing ...

I had no idea that was a possibility! Thanks, Zetsubou.

Off to rewrite my code, now. *g*

Unfortunately, I'm unable to paste my actual code, but I'm handling stats mainly like this: Stat is a Class, defining XP, level, and methods for adjusting such. combat = Stat("Combat") magic = Stat("Magic") social = Stat("Social") baseStats = [combat, magic, social] Cla...

In the game I'm making, all of the players stats are objects of a Stat class so that each can track its own gains, losses, etc. So far so good, except that if I want to have a party of multiple characters, each with their own levels of stats and skills, I need a way to give them all an individual CO...

I can only assume it's my computer glitching, then. Script-wise, that's 98% of all I had coded when I had the problem There was also: label start: jump choose_party return And two uncalled place-holding labels elsewhere. The only other context I can add is that I'm using the latest version of Renpy ...

What am I doing wrong? The manual says that showing a screen will replace another screen with the same tag, which is what I want; but when I run my code, both screens are showing simultaneously. screen choosePartyScreen: tag pineapple vbox xalign 0.0: text"Party Members: %d" % partyMembers...

Aleema, I could kiss you! *smooch* It works! Thanks so much!

Hm, no, renpy.restart_interaction() just gives me the "can't call None!" thingy again. :( As for how my game works; I'm not experienced enough to tell you *how* it's working, but what i'm trying to go for is a Room Escape; you click on items to pick them up, and navigate by arrows at the e...

If it's at all comforting, Anarchy, I'm still noobish myself and am still learning how and when to use Screen Language. ^_~ As such, someone else can field that one. :p (Personally, I have an easier time with the python bits, but only because that part of the manual is easier to copy/paste into my c...

Okay, I finally got it to where it stopped crashing. I have it so Items only work with internal methods and variables. (For some reason, I am terrible at working with universal variables and methods.) if self.moved == False: ui.imagebutton(self.pic, self.pic, xpos = xpos, ypos = ypos, clicked = [sel...

Hey, that's kinda like what I'm doing! :D (current project is roomescape/dating sim) Want to join forces? I haven't gotten anything perfect yet, but I can tell you it's definitely plausible. Didn't think to use image map; I've been trying it with individual image buttons. ETA: For the record, here's...

Okay, I'm trying to make a game where you can pick up items by clicking on them -- basically an imagebutton that stops showing when clicked. However, when I click the item, my game crashes. According to the trace file, this has something to do with my $ui.interact() statement. Here's the trace: I'm ...

Hm, that make sense. Looks like I'll need to find another way, then.

ETA: Okay, I moved $key1 = Item("key.PNG", xalign = 0.5, yanchor = 0.0, ypos = 0.7) to a spot in one of the labels. It works, now! ^_^ Thanks, Pytom~!

I'm trying to make a class of imagebuttons, and thus have this code under init python: class Item: def __init__(self, pic, xpos=0, ypos=0, xanchor=0, yanchor=0, xalign=0, yalign=0, do = [None]): self.moved = False self.pic = pic self.xpos = xpos self.ypos = ypos self.xanchor = xanchor self.yanchor =...

Thanks, Alex!