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No need for all those if statements: # Music notes define notes = [ "images/a4.mp3", "images/a-4.mp3", "images/b4.mp3", "images/c4.mp3", "images/c-4.mp3", "images/d4.mp3", "images/d-4.mp3", "images/e4.mp3", "images/f4.mp3", "images/f-4.mp3", "images/g4.mp3", "images/g-4.mp3", ] # The game starts her...

Most likely, you're calling a screen that takes an argument, but have not provided an argument. As per the documentation , calling the screen requires passing an Encyclopaedia object to it. Exception: Required parameter enc has no value. Get error when testing the zip of it as well. Haven't edited a...

I'm not sure if anybody has asked this already, but is there a way to make the bestiary conform to a save file? When I use the global encyclopedia, the unlocked entries are already unlocked whenever I start a new game. The only way to lock them again would be to delete the persistent file. On the o...

I've tried the game and it's great! I love the idea of picking the appearances and expressions then it shows in the story, also those options are unique which give me the sense of understanding this character that I played. I was sad that it ended quickly but it makes me replay the game again and a...

v2.2 of the Encyclopaedia Framework has been released. Download is available at: https://github.com/jsfehler/renpy-encyclopaedia/releases The following changes were made: - Sort actions now use the get_selected method - encyclopaedia_list screen no longer sorts by number on exit - Sorting buttons on...

Hi ! Your framework is really great and work like a charm on my project ! However I have some questions, if you do not mind. - Then we make an entry, and update it after, is it possible to make a tag "update!", like the "new!" one then the player unlock an entry ? - Is it possible to make a dropdow...

You can define each recipe as an object that takes a list of ingredient names. Each ingredient is then placed into a dictionary so you can track if it's been added or not: class Recipe(store.object): def __init__(self, ingredients): self.ingredients = {i: False for i in ingredients} def add_ingredie...

I'm going to second what philat said and give you a strong recommendation to learn how to use classes and for loops. You definitely don't seem to have enough programming knowledge or python experience, so you should practice that. I would read the link he gave you and think of how to solve your issu...

Download at: https://github.com/jsfehler/the_hero_arrives_in_35_minutes This example is for anyone interested in building a turn-based battle system. It's not a framework, just a dump of source code. I've tried to add as many comments as possible and organize everything to be easy to read, but YMMV....

What you want is a modulo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modulo_operation
The remainder can never be greater than the length of your list

ie:

1 % 4 = 1
2 % 4 = 2
3 % 4 = 3
4 % 4 = 0
5 % 4 = 1

I just gave it a go, so right now I get to the part where it says "your name is: blahblahblah" and then it freezes or stops. It does not return to the main menu, though the Esc menu will still open. I tried twice with two different sets of choices and the same thing happened both times. I am not su...

A while ago I was on a podcast to discuss failed game ideas and why they never went anywhere. Specifically, an idea for a game called "The Heroes Arrive in 35 Minutes". The podcast itself goes into more detail about why we thought the game could be interesting, and why it probably wouldn't have ever...

Off the top of my head, remove the Return action from the button that closes the encyclopaedia and just hide the screen. If that fails, provide a minimal example for what you're doing and I'll see what I can figure out.

Hi, I have a few questions 1) Can I use the hyperlink to jump from one entry to another? Like for example "George Washington is the President of the USA", and the the "USA" is a hyperlink to another entry about USA. 2) Can the entry buttons in the index show more than one line? For example, I want ...

Incidentally, I implemented natural sorting in this framework–-the biggest thing is ignoring the/a/an at the start of a string, so e.g. "The Beatles" subject would be sorted as if it starts with B, not T. Shall I do a pull request on github or something similar? PRs are welcome. Just make sure you ...