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I'm making a new screen where there's a bunch of buttons pertaining to each character in the game. When the char's ending hasn't been seen, the buttons are locked (as ???), and if their endings have been seen, the character is unlocked. http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y231/annakochan/example2_zpsc4...

If you have flags, you can just define them at the start of the label. For example: label Char1_Route: $ Char1Ending = 0 $ Char1Promise = False $ Man_Name = "Suspicious Figure" $ Char1BadEnd = False ###beginning of game here#### ###later on in the game, you call the flag## menu: "It's dangerous.": $...

Thanks for the reply! It'll be hard to try that out as all my definitions are indented and will have to be...undented (LOL), but I'll give it a go tomorrow morning. Another thing is the CG Gallery, which told me specifically to define images under init. I'm afraid if I do otherwise, the Gallery will...

Sure! I really appreciate any help! This is from script.rpy init: image cg1 = "cg1.jpg" image cg2 = "cg2.jpg" image cg3 = "cg3.jpg" image cg4 = "cg4.jpg" image cg5 = "cg5.jpg" # Declare images below this line, using the image statement. # eg. image eileen happy = "eileen_happy.png" image Char1 neutr...

OOHHHh that makes a lot of sense! Thanks so much, I'll rename my script files.

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I renamed all my files so that script.rpy will be checked first (script.rpy, zChar1.rpy, etc) but it's still running up the image errors. I thought that would've worked too...

They're all under init python, as a new game script.rpy would ask you to declare images under.

I moved them to under init: instead, but the errors are still showing up.

I'm having a problem running lint on my multiple .rpy files. For organization sake, I split my game into multiple .rpy files for each character route (Char1.rpy, Char2.rpy, etc). I define all character sprites on script.rpy. Whenever I call a character in a rpy file that isn't script.rpy (for exampl...

Fixed!! Every time I ask a question I often end up solving it myself in a few hours orz. I don't know how I fixed it AT ALL (basically tried nearly everything I could think of), so here's the fixed code for anyone in the future who wants to pull it off too: init python: #Galleries settings - start #...

I decided to bite the bullet and attempt a CG gallery which I've been dreading. My problem so far is having variations of a single CG, and wanting both of them to show up in one thumbnail (aka: 1 thumbnail for CG1, when clicked shows CG1a, clicked again transitions to CG1b, clicked again returns to ...

renpy.pause() ?

Age:24 Gender (if any): female Do you prefer… Games for Android/iOS or Computer? Either is fine to me, I like playing late at night when I'm done all my duties for the day so I'm usually in bed. With that said, I've played more PC OTOME games than mobile and I find their quality of story to be bette...

I think it's fine so far. If you reuse the cells for everyone, I'm inclined to believe you when you say "this is prisoner A's room" and then "this is prisoner B's room" later, mainly because it IS a prison and their cells ARE the same. IMO changing backgrounds is important in the sense of changing l...

it works!! Thank you so much Q_Q Now I can stop being bothered by the text window. Thanks once again!

Bump! Still trying to fix the problem with the screen returning to the game when mouse wheel scrolling reaches the bottom of the text history window. Anyone have any ideas how to stop this?

Holy crap, that is amazing. Thank you so much for taking the time to work out this problem, it's working!! In case anyone else is having problems too, the change is this: In screens.rpy under Say, change the quick menu section to if show_quick_menu: use quick_menu run $ show_quick_menu = True at ini...