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Rollback is based on statements (i.e., it will rollback to the preceding statement ) but IIRC everything in a python block is treated as one statement. Possibly also things happening in a while loop, although I haven't tested that and can't be assed to do so right now. So, despite it being slightly ...

You can just wrap the whole image in a matrixcolor transform now, I'm pretty sure. transform grayscale: matrixcolor SaturationMatrix(0.0) define testchar = Character("test", image="test") image test speaking = "yourimage" image test = At("yourimage", grayscale) define config.speaking_attribute = "sp...

There shouldn't be a colon after $ randaction = renpy.random.choice(["attack", "defend"]) and the blocks under it shouldn't be indented.

I mean basically it's just that 1 is too broad a question to be able to answer in any meaningful way and 2 is just wrong - a shown screen will stay up until told otherwise. That said, I wouldn't really use call or Call() until you have a stronger grasp of flow control in Ren'Py - keeping everything ...

Not really sure what you're trying to do and I'm almost certain you wouldn't want to write a game in tuple format, but fwiw, you can get the variable tuple1 or tuple2 using getattr or eval (e.g., getattr(store, "tuple"+persistent.c)

You could use config.say_menu_text_filter with regex instead of custom text tags, I think.

Quick and dirty easy way to do this is to just show a semitransparent black image on top of everything, darkening everything. Either fiddle with the order of the black image or whatever you need not to be darkened to "highlight".

SetVariable("name", name-1) / SetVariable("name", name+1)

There are several threads on AlphaMask and AlphaBlend if you poke around the forums. From a quick glance, this looks similar to what you need: viewtopic.php?t=34323

I'm not very familiar with the innards of Ren'py, but Character objects don't take very kindly to being modified in-game, iirc. Probably the simplest thing is to create two definitions and alias them with a normal variable. define testchar_adv = Character("Test", kind=adv) define testchar_nvl = Char...

Immediate thought is to either crop or use AlphaMask to limit the visibility of the animated background to the viewport, but not knowing the specifics of how it's set up, hard to give concrete examples.

I mean, there are lots of ways to do what you want, but it's hard to give advice because I don't know what you prefer or would be comfortable with. Basically, you should look into renpy.say and the python equivalent of say statements and the character and store namespaces and how to retrieve objects...

Obvs can't run this, but it seems like it ought to work with call vid1(p, "-office") (note that the p is not in quotation marks -- you want to pass the variable; using the quotation marks makes it a string).

The following works fine, so it's not Function. I don't know what it is based on what you posted. init python: class Game(): def __init__(self): self.diff = 5 self.achievements = True def change_diff(self, amount): self.diff += amount self.update_achievements() def update_achievements(self): if self...