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If False (the default), rows are filled before columns. If True, then columns are filled before rows.

Depending on how you will structure your screens, maybe yes, maybe screen actions will suffice, maybe a straightforwayd function call before reshowing window.

If they are implemented as Drag Displayables, then coordinates are avaliable as x andy members of corresponding Drag pbject.

Another way to show screen multiple times is to use it multiple times in parent screen. Don't know, if it would be applicable to your project.

1) Yes. renpy.show_screen( 'single_window', tag="some_other_name"). The only requirements are that tags should be unique and you need to keep track of tags used.

2) Yes. Probably works best if you simply reshow window with diffrent zorder.

Some code will be nice. By default news screen is invoked by ShowNews action which does nessesary things, like passing actual news object to the screen. Does your screen has news parameter? Do you provide it when showing screen? Do you access news in some other way?

YOur main problem: you write the same code several times. By doing that you can accidently write them somewhat differently, which might lead to problems. If you have problems, see what is different btween those pieces of code. I just point one difference: $ enemies[pick]["crnt_hp"] -= LoadDam $ Floa...

You just need to overwrite value contained in it with osme other value. As you intend to store user input in it, the easies way is to overwrite it directly with input: [c$ noart = input(...[/c]. You might notice that it is exactly what you wrote in your code. Well, yes. There are no mysterious "prev...

Screen code an be run any time with any parameters during predictions. Code itself is always executed, this is why button actions and other similar things are stored in special classes. In your case RenPy decided to run your screen with achievement_01 set to True to check, if it would need to load a...

Bar is an image. You change corresponding images or set bar to use other set of images.
More info in bar style properties: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/style_pr ... properties

Most bar objects allow to set a range of values they operate on.

Yes: default hint_found = False label start: "hame start" menu: "Did you find the hint?" "Yes": $ hint_found = True "No": pass "some time later" menu: "Do you know what happened?" "Yes" if hint_found: "Good" "No": "Too bad." "The end." return

retain_after_load has no effect on rollback to previous statement. It only affects changes between beginning and end of single statement.

There are few ways. Depending on how often you want to do this, you might define a character: Styling Text and Windows. Keyword arguments beginning with who_, what_, and window_ have their prefix stripped, and are used to style the character name, the spoken text, and the window containing both, res...

In theory, it could work. Saving and loading is just dumping/restoring state of stores with pickle . It is normally a single line. However, for that to workl normally, you will have either never save anything which changed behavior between Py2 and Py3. That means: no importing date / time, no saving...

That is waht rollback is doing. Generally, without going through rollback: no. COnsider this line: $ stage = 5 . After this line value of variable stage will be 5. What should it be if we advance backward before this line? It is possible to know if you saved game state before this line (like rollbac...

Rollback works by saving whole game state at certain moments and keeping it in memory. Consider it as having 100 temporary saves. As soon as you going over the limit, oldest states are dropped from memory. This is why it doesn't load another rollback lines, because corresponding state is gone, reduc...