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You could just nest one within the other: if tell_loren == False: if dance == True: stuff There's no need to change the structure, the only problem is that briannavon is including one too many "if"s. if Dance and not tell_loren: blah Personally that's how I would write it too.

Your constructors need two underscores on each side, looks like you only have one.

Ya that should work, and your other code too, check it out!
I didn't test it so if something doesn't work, soz.

Doesn't look like the code is within a python block.

I don't think you can pass file names to renpy.show, so you have to define the images ahead of time Here's an idea python: def period(coords, *args): for key in args: renpy.show('imageins%d'%key, at_list=[coords]) renpy.sound.play('bang.mp3') renpy.pause('1.0') label something: $ period(left, 0, 1, ...

Just gotta make sure the class is within a python block. You can move your import within the same block if you want init -2 python: import webbrowser class OpenYoutube(Action): def __call__(self): webbrowser.open_new('http://www.youtube.com') screen main_menu: tag menu imagemap: ground "Customizatio...

Thanks a lot for the help PyTom!!! Would not have guessed that was the issue.

Yes, like half the game is written with classes so objects are used extensively. So the solution would be to just instantiate the objects outside of init blocks? label start: python: thing = object() thing.field = 0 "[thing.field]" $ thing.field += 1 "[thing.field]"

Here's the process the creates the error: 1. Call a few screens the user can interact with 2. Make a call to ui.interact() 3. Try to close the game entirely, but press cancel. I get the following I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred. While running game code: File "game/main.rpy", line 397, ...

I am having a few issues with the saves. When I play through the game and save, everything is fine. But when I do the following I get problems 1. Continue to play through the game, don't save, then reload the game. The time of the reloaded game is the same as the time from when the game was not save...

You need to make an action, here's a very good link that will describe it. http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_python.html#actions There's two ways you can go about doing this; make an action solely devoted to run that code; or make a more robust action that runs any function passed to its construc...

Just using the code from as http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#viewport an example screen viewport_example: side "c b r": area (100, 100, 600, 400) viewport id "vp": draggable True add "washington.jpg" vbar value YScrollValue("vp") xpos 1.0 You can change the position of the vbar with the xp...

You have to have different tags for them, otherwise they'l just get swapped out. Here's an example:

SundownKid wrote:When you are using xpos, you need to put down the actual coordinate. xalign is when you use 0.0, 0.5, etc.

No, floats work with xpos and ypos as well, not just the actual coordinates.

I don't know if there is a way, but you can use hotkeys. If you're using jEdit you can go to Utilities -> Global Options -> JEdit -> Shortcuts. There you can set the "Comment Selection" and "Uncomment Selection" commands to whatever you want.