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To use Show(), you need to pass the screen name as a string, then an optional transition argument, and then arguments or keyword for that screen separately. See here.

I think you don't need two block statements, or even one. The parallel statement works kinda same as block, only they begin at the exact same time and run at unison. So try: transform fog_effect_2: # won't repeat alpha 0.0 xoffset -1920 pause 1.0 parallel: #repeats linear 1.5 alpha 0.15 linear 1.5 a...

Try changing the position, yalign (or maybe yoffset) on the same linear statement you change the alpha on hide:

If you're running the game from the Ren'Py Launcher, try copying wiki.html to your renpy-sdk folder (from where you run renpy.exe) and see if that works.
I think it uses the folder from where the game was executed to determine the url path.

There isn't a function that explicitly does this unless you create one yourself, but there's the OpenURL() action that can open a web page or an html file in the browser.

You could use an html file instead of txt (though a plain txt might also work), and set it to the button as a local url.

This is the first time I actually try out this code so this may not be the perfect solution, but according to the documentation here , you have to pass each variable and value pair as a dictionary, using the 'scope' keyword argument, either with the Replay() action or with renpy.call_replay() functi...

Try using format() method instead: You may have to change it in the class as well.

You need to use global statement to let Ren'Py know you want to modify a global variable (created with default): default villager = 0 init python: def creat_villager(): global villager # <--- access the variable if food >= 10: villager += 1 Otherwise the function will treat villager as a local varia...

The if statement is likely causing the problem. But do you really need it? If you do something like this in all three labels: label explore_school_grounds: "I'll explore the school for a bit." jump choice1 And add the jump to the next scene right after the menu: menu choice1: set menuset "Where shou...

I'm not sure what are you trying to achieve here, but if all you need is to show a small message when a button is hovered in a screen, and have it go away when unhovered, you might want to try using tooltips.

As I now think about it more carefully, disabling the ability to save and load the game is not a very user-friendly thing to do. It is technically possible to make the save and load buttons insensitive (unclickable) with some boolean variables for example, but many will find it annoying. A clever pl...

Alex makes a very good point. Another option could be to disable rollback, saving and loading, but ONLY during roulette or random element sections, and re-enable them once the casino label or screen is exited. If you do this make sure to warn the players beforehand so they know exactly how it works....

It's because you're using renpy.random, wich is made to support rollback. You can just use plain random module:

For the first problem, when using or checking the value of persistent variables, you need to include persistent before their name: if not persistent.hardcoreMode: # show save pages For the second problem, you could use 'on show' statement to force the game to show a particular page (unsure if this w...

Is there any way to incorporate the 'location' variable into the expression you've come up with at all? If I'm understanding this question correctly, you want to specify the location using a variable? You can just use the variable itself as parameter: $ current_location = "bedroom" scene expression...