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The code needed is this $ my_name = renpy.input("What is your name?", "Default Name", length=15) This creates a textbox that says "What is your name?" and when the user clicks on in he can type his name. "Default Name" is optional and is what will be the character name if the user decides not to use...

First of all, try changing to something like As it stands you have declared both a screen and a class as "Inventory". Then check for capitalization ("Inventory" instead of "inventory").
See if it resolves anything.

Ah yeah, my bad, got mixed up. I've updated the previous code. Try that one.

Just copy and paste it. The variables already match. The only thing you need to take care of is how you refer to your character in text. Example: text "Hi there [player_name]" # this will show his full name. pov "You can also call me by my first name, [player_first_name] or by my last name, [player_...

You need to use DynamicCharacter instead of plain character definition. define player_first_name = "" define player_last_name = "" define player_name = "" # This way when you use [pov] or [povFirstName] or [povLastName] in the text it will show the current character name. # Need to declare all three...

Alright, I think I found a decent way. Inside <..>/renpy/common/00gamemenu.rpy it states: label _confirm_quit: if renpy.has_label("confirm_quit"): jump expression "confirm_quit" elif renpy.has_label("_compat_confirm_quit"): jump expression "_compat_confirm_quit" else: jump expression "_quit_prompt" ...

How about that way init python: quit_trigger = True config.quit_action = Quit(confirm=quit_trigger) # maybe (confirm=eval(quit_trigger)) is needed, not tested it. label start: $ quit_trigger = False ###INTRODUCTION OF THE GAME### $ quit_trigger = True ###MAIN GAME### You still declare config_quit.ac...

Exception: Color string must be 3, 4, 6, or 8 hex digits long. the color property takes RGB(A) values. That is Red, Green, Blue and Alpha Channel (optional) values. I.e: color=# F F F <--- white, that's 3 digits. (if the 4th digit is ommited, is defaulting to F (max value)). color=# F F F f <--- wh...

You could use edgescroll for that. Declare a screen as: screen my_screen: viewport: edgescroll (100, 500) # 100 being the pixels from each edge that scroll is activated, and 500 is the speed the image is scrolled add my_image And call it when you want with show screen my_screen If you're aiming for ...

See if config.auto_load is set to None to prevent automatic loading. Also, you can try and put this somewhere in your code (provided I've understood your problem) label after_load: # bits of code # everything here will be ran before control is passed to the user # and runs automatically by Ren'Py ev...

Omg, perfect. This is what I wanted. But I'm a little confused of where everything should be, sorry :/ Here is what I wrote in the script: You can do this "What's your name?" # The phrase in the brackets is the text that the game will display to prompt # the player to enter the name they've chosen....

Are you typing the name via renpy.input? It shouldn't trigger the save screen at all. Also for name separation you can try this: $ povName = renpy.input("What is your name?", length=50) or "Default full name if none entered" python: if " " in povName: #checks there is space char in name, indicating ...

Well, you could tamper with <..>/renpy/common/00preferences.rpy elif name == "auto-forward time": if value is None: if config.default_afm_enable is None: return FieldValue(_preferences, "afm_time", range=30.0, max_is_zero=True, style="slider") else: return FieldValue(_preferences, "afm_time", range=...

check http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... =8&t=22294 for info on how to do this

Ah, for this you need (after a bit of trial and error) init: $ style.say_vbox.xfill = True # this spans the dialogue vbox over the entire available area $ style.say_dialogue.xcenter = 0.5 # this centers any line of text $ style.say_dialogue.text_align = 0.5 # this centers wrapped text for sentences ...