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If Alex solution does not work, try passing the argument in the "Function" action: textbutton "BUY": xalign 0.7 yalign 0.95 sensitive selected if selected_item != None: action Function(inventory.buy, item=selected_item) Explanation: Your weird behavior probably is caused by "screen prediction". Scre...

This should be it:
https://renpy.org/doc/html/build.html#v ... estination

Hi, FurFles-!Welcome to the forums! I think your question does not belong to this subforum (This is "Development of Ren'Py, the program itself, not development of games). Maybe it fits better in "Creator Discussion". Anyway, a couple of answers to you: 1. Look first for free assets. You'll find a go...

If I understand you correctly, what you want to do is called an "installer". Renpy does not create it automatically, but the files it builds can be put in an installer with another program. I've used "innosetup" for that, it's a free program to create installers. you can find it here: http://www.jrs...

Because I independantly need the hair_color_list. But since it's been set in a init block, if you load the game, it will be gone/empty. Are you sure? Why it should be gone when loading? Are you emptying it? Declaring variables in an init python block causes problems with save/load (that's the reaso...

What's the problem with number 1? The code you've provided should work. Classes are defined in an "init python" block. On the other hand, your code does nothing in an actual game. You need to create instances of that class. If you create the instances in a label, they should be saved and loaded. If ...

Renpy already has a variable to control if the quickmenu is visible or not. It's called "quick_menu" and is already "defaulted" in screens.rpy (line 271). You only need to change that variable. You can toggle it with one button (style check) or use two buttons: On/Off (style radio) vbox: style_prefi...

Probably you could use the "quit" special label. And put a "python" block in it (or normal label code, not necessarily python).
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/label.ht ... ial-labels

But I'd ask what are you trying to achieve. Maybe there are other means (like persistent variables, maybe).

1. you can include python code inside renpy. To define classes you can use an "init python" block. https://renpy.org/doc/html/python.html#init-python-statement 2. Yes. https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=53442&p=503389&hilit=rpy+files#p503306 3. It seems that code should work, if i...

Put the scripts in your projects directory (if you have not defined it, you can choose that directory in the preferences of the launcher). If your programmer has sent the "game" directory, then you need to create a folder "MyGameName" in the projects directory and put the "game" directory there. If ...

I'm not sure if I have understood the question correctly. Sorry if my answer doesn't make sense. The thing is: you must write every route if you give the player the option. If you don't want to write that route, then don't give the option. It's true that the Map of choices is hard to do, but the Map...

(sorry for double post) I was trying a solution when I realized that, without knowing how variables are handled, it was not possible to know for sure if my solution will work. Anyway, you can try this: define persistent.started = False default _quit_slot = "mysave" label before_main_menu: if persist...

Saving of variables depends on several things. If you initialize a variable in an "init python" block, it's possible that renpy won't save it in the saves. You should always initialize your variables with "default", so renpy knows that those variables must be saved. Also, it depends how are you chan...

povname is a variable. You can use "if/elif/else" to check anything with it. (don't need the "python" part, put them inside a label with $ at the begining of the lines) define pov = Character("[povname]") label set_povname: $ povname = renpy.input("So. What is your name?").strip() if povname == "Eil...

UPDATE: [/size] I took Remix's advice and it worked! if renpy.list_saved_games(fast=True): textbutton _("Load") action ShowMenu("load") else: textbutton _("Load") BUT when I try to delete the save and reload the game (to test it out), the Load button remains acessible :? Renpy saves your game infor...