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I did look into this some time ago since I wanted to have a weather system simmilar to the one found in Persona 4, where daily activities are affected by weather. While I didn't find anything regarding specifically the weather, if you're going to use months and days to control the flow of time in yo...

It would be better if you formatted your code by putting it between [code] and [/code] mantaining identation so it's easier to read. Anyway the problem seems to be that you're not changing the value in the script. One thing to note is that kim_cloth_code variable should be defined using default inst...

You may want to use LiveComposite.

Here's a related thread:viewtopic.php?f=8&t=43675

There are Platform detection functions to check what platform is currently being used.

Also you might want to look into Screen Variants.

I just tested your code and it seems to work fine, shows the notify screen with textmessage and pauses for 5 seconds (or until I click). So the problem doesn't seem to be in this code. Have you modified your notify screen?Or perhaps are you showing another image or screen above the area where the no...

This post might be of help:
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=46294

This happened to me before, and I think it's because functions from screens need to be called using Function screen action. So something like this:

I think it's because the result of this line: Is being returned as an interger, instead of as 0.x float.

So maybe change self.up and self.down, into floats (e.g. 1.0) so the division result is more accurate.

This is only a guess but I think it's because the empty space before the filename, unless the image file in your project is really called that way, judging from the other image names, instead of: ground " computerclass1r-ground.jpg" It should be: ground "computerclass1r-ground.jpg"

Your code seems okay, so I'm guessing the issue is the init python block, you need to define it like this: init -1 python: class NPC(object): # the rest of the code python block is used for writing and running code directly inside screens or in the script, while init python is typically used for cod...

Since I don't want to mess with built-in Character object, the way I've been doing this is by having two objects for each character, one is the Character object that Ren'Py comes with, wich I use only for dialogue related stuff, and a different Player object, created by myself, were I store pretty m...

I think the problem is that you're not declaring the variable with default statement. screen stats(char = None): #What you pass here is an argument to the screen, it doesn't count as a screen variable default selected_character = char #Here you declare the screen variable, and set it to the argument...

To initialize variables, you have to put them outside of a label, before label start is fine, and with default statement. Like this: default love_points = 0 screen test_screen(): vbox: if love_points >= 0: text "love points " + str(love_points) color "#00FF00" #Green (the really basic one) else: tex...

This whole expression: all(Koinu_Happy == x for x in (Koinu_Love, Koinu_Excited, Koinu_Brave)) Means something like: "Check If Koinu_Happy is equal to x, and for each of the values in tuple (Koinu_Love, Koinu_Excited, Koinu_Brave), check if they are equal to x, if they are, then Koinu_Happy and all ...

Ah, I'm late, I came up with a way to use all() function so you just had to adjust your code a little instead of having to struggle with all those ands, I don't know if you'll be able to use it for this case but here it goes: if all(Koinu_Happy == x for x in (Koinu_Love, Koinu_Excited, Koinu_Brave))...