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I guess you could use the centered property to auto-center your text. Justify could be useful as well to eliminate any weird line-to-line alignment.

Having viewport id "list": . . vbar value YScrollValue("list") still works without error in my code, so it shouldn't be some kind of reserved keyword that produces the error. Maybe you defined "list" elsewhere in your code and it gets mixed up? Anyway, since your code works without YScrollValue("lis...

Yeah, persistent variables need to be declared as such. It should be and

Since you said you don't use imagemaps, I suppose your navigation screen menu code in screens.rpy looks like this frame: style_group "mm" xalign .98 yalign .98 has vbox textbutton _("Start Game") action Start() textbutton _("Load Game") action ShowMenu("load") textbutton _("Preferences") action Show...

http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/nvl_mode.html This pretty much explains how to start your project in NVL mode

Well the code itself seems to have no issues whatsoever. I inserted the following screen (basically your code) into a project and it works flawlessly init python: import re def file_list(dir=""): list = renpy.list_files() rv = [] for f in list: if re.match(dir,f): rv.append(f[(len(dir)):]) return rv...

Well, a solution would be this (though somewhat quick and messy, you could further improve it by using lists or something, especially for lots of characters). label Menu: menu: "Home": "Back at Home" jump Home "Character choice": "choose a character" jump Character_choice label Character_choice: men...

Should be fairly easy with time.sleep. in init block use init python: import time and in python block time.sleep(amount of seconds) and then whatever you use to hide the screen. Just tried it in a renpy screen using python blocks and works flawlessly. Or break the python block with renpy.pause and c...

Well, you could try this :
No need to define a new action.