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when you use "jump" your position in the script is saved and when you use "return" you'll be back to the last place you jumped from. hide the screen and return. I think you meant "call". Jump has no way of returning to the current script position, and I think pytom mentioned that it's not possible ...

Not sure if it's the right answer for precise sizing, but I find that "xfill True" seem to do the job for me.

Sorry for asking the obvious, but have you checked the images folder to make sure the images are there?

1) Imagemaps (https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#imagemap-statements) or Imagebutton (https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#imagebutton) could both do this You can set the hover state to the show the changed image. 2) There're multiple ways of doing this, but the easiest one without t...

One thing to bear in mind is that by default, your persistent save file will be included in the build, meaning all CG Galleries for example would be unlocked. Actually, it never happens. A Ren'Py game build never includes save files or persistent variables state. What is happening is that your game...

When you launch Ren'py, look for the Build DIstributions button / link. One thing to bear in mind is that by default, your persistent save file will be included in the build, meaning all CG Galleries for example would be unlocked. Personally I always duplicate the folder first before deleting the pe...

Unfortunately psuedo code isn't a good way of helping others debug, as mistakes can be syntax / flow related.

Could you duplicate the code (so as to not lose it), condense the dialogues to bare bone, test to see if bug still exists, then post it here?

Just to further explain what happened: In your original code you only defined the snitch variable within the menu statement. I'm not sure whether it crashed for you when you chose the alternative path only, if so, that would be because your script never reached the snitch define statement, and so it...

I think it highly depends on the game flow and mechanics, but I've been tweaking my file structure myself and here's what i've got: Assets Folder: this folder generally include images, objects, characters etc.. for me. Functions and Classes folder: Here I've got different files separating the releva...

I just wanted to check if I'm going about this the right way before going too far into development. Normally when you're playing a visual novel game, dialogues are punctuated by user choices - menus - to await user input before proceeding onwards. But say you're at a point of the game where there're...

I think what you want is size and crop: size (config.screen_width,config.screen_height) crop (x,y,width,height) Use your favourite image editor to work out the x, y, width and height for the desired zoom. Edit: I used config.screen_width and config.screen_height assuming that your image is full scre...

Basically have nothing but the timer in it. This is test code that worked for me:

Yeah if it's part of your course you should do some research. I'm still new to Python, but I suggest you look up RESTful API, since urllib2 seems to support http requests at first glance.

I think timer is the way to do it: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#timer I think the code may look something like this: timer 60.0 repeat action SetVariable('money', money + income) does this work no matter what screen you're on? I'm afraid you'll have to test it yourself. I suspect wha...

I couldn't get this to work but this is the cookbook suggestion: http://fuckyeahrenpy.tumblr.com/post/88894830272/creating-custom-text-boxes-for-different What I ended up doing was editing the say screen in the screens.rpy file: style "say_two_window_vbox" if who: window: if who.lower() == "specific...