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Renpygame is no longer here, and you should translate your minigame into a CDD to have it run under the main scope of renpy. You don't have any need to import pygame! Is already running (is what make renpy render stuff, in fact). You don't "call" minigames, they execute as part of default renpy exec...

No, you didn't posted the way the battle is actually called (add here a smiley of your choice). Post here, if you have one (and surely you have) the line that in the code start a battle. Once I own that I can possibly reply. Cause is not a matter of how enemy are structured, but how the battle is ma...

You can use a variable.

Drop it in the game folder.
Or use
"GUI/bunny.ttf".

From the docs: "This only makes sense when the button has a list of actions. For example: textbutton "Marsopolis": action [ SelectedIf(SetVariable("mars_flag", True)), SetVariable("on_mars", True) ] Now look your own code. It should be: action [SelectedIf(SetVariable("myLoc", 1)), Jump("bathroom")] ...

I also suggest you to not use '0' or '1' to determine if something's here or not, True/None/False work better and shorten the code.
The check

'if terr.temple == 0'

become

'if not terr.temple'

It make easier later to sort out stuff and a lot of things that maybe you want to manipulate.

The quoted code lack A LOT of usefull things, like how a battle is actualy called. You'll have more chance to get a proper reply writing the question at the cookbook recipe post or even via PM to author. There's a couple of things I don't even understand inspecting the code this way (like it's assig...

Reach the screens.rpy file, not the GUI file. Find this line: style gui_text: properties gui.text_properties("interface") Now add any other property you want. For outlining it should be: style gui_text: properties gui.text_properties("interface") outlines [(2,"#d474ae",0,0)] Save the script, relaunc...

(that happen when people use YouTube or Reddit as a source). One way to stage such extra scenes while a game is running is to A) Add a new screen B) Reference it to the navigation C) Use the 'replay' functions to start the extra scenes. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/rooms.html#replay This way you c...

Done this way: screen nvl(dialogue, items=None): window: style "nvl_window" has vbox spacing gui.nvl_spacing if not items: ## Displays dialogue in either a vpgrid or the vbox. if gui.nvl_height: vpgrid: cols 1 yinitial 1.0 use nvl_dialogue(dialogue) else: use nvl_dialogue(dialogue) ## Displays the m...

You can't set it as the menu can appear inline at any point in the page after previous boxes. So you can't set the vertical alignement. Also, the menu is inside the same vbox that contain lines or a menu (on style sense, it doesn't discriminate between the two types of content). You must change the ...

This is one of those things that's a lot more subtle than it appears at first. If I'm understanding what you want... You've totally understood the practical implementations. I think this might make sense, but it's a huge set of changes, and one that I suspect one that doesn't add a lot of value ove...

You probably want to rotate that fidgetspinner... You should create a function and use the function return as the rotation parameter. https://www.renpy.org/dev-doc/html/atl.html#function-statement Then in your code you can pass a variable to that function to set the rotation speed. Another idea, but...

Probably as the screen is a call, it doesn't have execution time to process two if's and pass to the Return() instead after the first. If(gg.it >= 10, Function(LightAttack.Use, gg, enemy), NullAction()), If(gg.it >= 10, Show("atl_attack", None, enemy)) I think the thing is a bit messy having the sam...