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I absolutely, profoundly regret watching Ousama-Game The Animation. I like deadly survival games like Battle Royale, Btoom! or Danganronpa and Ousama game has a similar concept so I checked it out. Oh how I regret even thinking it looked interesting when I read the setting and I regret recommending ...

You're kinda declaring your variables twice, one with default, and again in your init python block. Could that be related to the problem? And isn't it better to just use a screen for this?

You can have more than one action in a button, just make them a list (a python list): action [SetVariable("uiChoice", "bollocks"), Return()] That way the button will set the variable, then return. That said, I don't think it's a good idea to use a while loop, as you can see, it can confuse ren'py (a...

1) Use ATL (that's Animation and Transformation Language). the Ren'Py Tutorial (comes with the Ren'Py SDK) has many good examples.

2)Using textags, probably the {nw} textag.

It's probably because you're using 'character' as the first image tag on both cases. If you really need to use it you should place it after the name so Renpy treats them as different entities.

Thanks for the response! I did that! And it worked just fine. But the problem is that it opens a webpage on the internet. This would work if I wanted to make it open a help page on a website of the game maybe. I thought of putting in the local directory, but won't it be different for everyone? Or h...

You can try OpenURL screen action. You'd need to specify instead of a real url, the direction of the local html file you want to open. #This will work if you put help.html file in right in the Renpy SDK directory. When you build the game you'll #have to place the file in the directory were your game...

This is rather interesting! Thank you for your hard work and for the easy and very fun to read explanation, I'll be sure to give this a try.

You could try using .format interpolation:
'format' is a method that takes wathever you pass in between parentheses, convert it to a string, and add it where you put the {} in the string. You can google it to find out more about it.

'split' is a method that if I recall correctly is used for slicing strings, and you're passing it an int object, that is, a number. That means you're using a number somewhere in your script that should be a string. I'm guessing it's the slot names or something like that. Not sure though.

I'm working on an RPG VN game with Dungeon Crawler elements. For the dungeon crawling part we use RenPy's screen language and images in pseudo 3D with movement animations and RenPy's been able to handle it pretty well so far, sometimes it lags a bit when there are a lot of images and animations appe...

Could you explain what you're trying to do here in more detail? I can't really understand. You can't use if statement in the imagebutton but you can do so in the screen. default condition_1 = True screen game(): if condition_1: imagebutton idle "test.png" action [Jump('statement_1')] #This button wi...

Identation means you need to write the script by inserting a number of spaces (4 is the generally accepted best practice) after certain statements that end in colons (:), like labels and menus (Probably not a good explanation, you may want to google 'python identation' to find out more about it). An...

Problem is in your bar, specifically the maximum property. The traceback points to this: I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred. While processing the maximum property of anonymous style: #<--- LOOK HERE File "game/script.rpy", line 60, in script menu: TypeError: 'int' object has no attribute ...

Don't know if it's what you're looking for but the code here might be of use:

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