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I mean, a) I can't tell what your code actually is without indentation (please use the [ code ] function), and b) your check is elif self.stageclear2, not if, so if it's on the same level as if self.end it wouldn't run and if it's indented should throw an error.

Just change the order so it checks for the last level first - e.g.,

if self.stageclear2: # do stuff
elif self.stageclear: # do stuff

That seems like a monospace font thing more than anything else. Although I suppose I haven't actually run it. Yeah, it's aligned if you use a monospace font (like Courier).

At a certain point, wouldn't you simply use straight python instead of trying to fiddle with ren'py interpolation? (e.g., renpy.say("Hero's HP: {}".format(hero[tempstring])) if you really need it to be a say statement, but realistically this seems like the kind of thing that would be in UI...

Huh, never realized that presplash existed separately from splashscreen (for PC, anyway, I knew Android presplash is a thing because Android is usually slower). That said, in most ren'py games, the game will load so fast the presplash will probably blink in and out. In gaming, I always thought the s...

Yeah, the structure of the default gui is not... particularly transparent, imo. Long story short, you should build your save/load screens to standalone (by default, they both use the file_slots screen, which in turn uses game_menu, and if you don't understand the structure (which is fine, not a dig,...

Basically it sounds like OP is asking for the Adobe creative suite or Microsoft Office pop ups - this is not, however, how splash screens generally work in games and it's not supported by ren'py natively, afaik.

If you're using the default history screen (which it appears you are), honestly, my first instinct would be to do this the quick and dirty way: screen history(): tag menu ## Avoid predicting this screen, as it can be very large. predict False use game_menu(_("History"), scroll=("vpgri...

It's not the SetVariable connected to the timer, it's the ones in the buttons.

That was my bad, meant renpy.random in general and brainfarted. Use whatever works for you.

Choice in ATL is reevaluated every time the screen refreshes (which is whenever there is an interaction - button presses by default include a new interaction). Use renpy.random.random to pick your randoms and feed them to the screen via parameters.

It's a limitation of square bracket interpolation - you should use renpy.say to use python .format interpolation. $renpy.say(None, "We're going {}!".format(Directions["up"][Invert]) #also do note up should be in quotes That said, not sure this is worth the effort given the simpli...

You can use matrixcolor transforms instead of image manipulators now. That said, assuming you would be showing the whole "memory" scene in sepia, wouldn't it be simpler to just filter the whole scene? transform sepia: matrixcolor SepiaMatrix() #https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/matrixcolor.ht...

It's a transition, so with. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/statemen ... _statement

ETA: Ninja'ed, damn.

The second argument, if not a keyword arg, is transition. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_actions.html#Show