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screen profile(char): default pic= 1 vbox: hbox: textbutton "1" action SetScreenVariable("pic", "01") textbutton "2" action SetScreenVariable("pic", "02") textbutton "3" action SetScreenVariable("pic", "03") add "{}_profile_pic_{}".format(char, pic) label start: show screen profile("jenny")

Any reason you're not using add (screen language) and trying to use show (renpy statement)?

I tried passing the coordinates from the button itself as an argument for testMenu2(coordinates), like this: ToggleScreen("test2", renpy.focus_coordinates()), but RenPy just throws "TypeError: 'tuple' object is not callable". The second argument is transition. ToggleScreen("test2", transition=None,...

Each class should have a generic "use" method that can refer to the various instances you would need to calculate the outcome. E.g. very barebones example below: you would use Function(light_attack.play, enemyunit) to trigger the play method of a light_attack Card instance with a reference to a Unit...

There's a PauseAudio screen action. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_a ... PauseAudio

This isn't particularly responsive to the question asked but given that you have two threads about sudoku, I just wanted to drop in and suggest using an on-screen list of number buttons rather than either of your considered solutions. 1) Renpy's use of multiple keyboard inputs isn't all that great, ...

screen say(who, what): style_prefix "say" window: id "window" at say_transform # default say screen other than adding transform to window if who is not None: window: id "namebox" style "namebox" text who id "who" text what id "what" ## If there's a side image, display it above the text. Do not disp...

Not sure why you'd need to separate the images, wouldn't having a mask like so simply work? (To be clear, I mean the masking so it doesn't appear outside the white textbox part -- the part where OP wants the lower part of the white textbox to be over the image while the upper part is under the image...

I mean, what I posted illustrates the basic mechanism -- up to you to adapt it for what you're doing. On the last point, if you want to have all choices in one HistoryEntry() rather than separate entries for everything, I would assume you want to .join() on the tempItems list. https://www.w3schools....

screen choice(items): style_prefix "choice" vbox: for i, item in enumerate(items): textbutton item.caption action [Function(LogChoices, i, item, items), item.action] init python: def LogChoices(i, item, items): tempItems = [x.caption for x in items] tempItems[i] = ">>> " + item.caption for x in tem...

No worries, that's just programming. Debugging for hours until you realize that there was a typo.

self.aspects = []

self.aspects = aspects

To provide some color: in general, you can't assign to global variables from a method (or more generally any function) unless you designate them global or refer to the store object. Either way is fine, but just so you understand why. viewtopic.php?t=29339#p347619

OrderedDict is not in python 2.7 by default but you can import the module from collections, iirc.