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There are different ways of doing it, some examples following. You don't have to write the full file name by the way, if it's a unique name. Renpy automatically detects audio files inside the "audio" folder and puts them into the audio object, stripping the extension (see second example). textbutton...

You have to use a "non-breaking space" character instead of the space. I don't think Renpy supports a no-break text-tag.

Try using unicode symbol U+00A0. It works for me, but depends on the font you are using. Sometimes a weird character might appear.

You are not really showing your own dialogue window, but just an image on the "screens" layer that's associated with the speaking character. (For the record, I have absolutely no idea why "renpy.restart_interaction()" is even there or what it does, but I'm afraid to touch it.) "Restarts the current ...

Sorry, as I said, I didn't test it and didn't know the timing of those function calls and that _get_voice_info triggers a call of your own function. So I don't really know what easy way there is to determine who is speaking at the moment. Maybe it's easy, but since I never used voices like this, I d...

define a = Character([Anna.name]) define a = Character(Anna.name) and I get exception every time NameError: name 'Anna' is not defined Sorry, yes. I was wrong. Because the function Character expects a string. If you want to do it like this, you just need to add "dynamic=True". This way you could al...

Putting things inside brackets is Renpy related and only intended to make dialogue text dynamic. So something like: a "Hey my name is [Anna.name], what's yours?" Of course you can use it inside screens, too, if necessary. But other than that, just don't use it. But since you know Anna's name (it's A...

So @renpytom stated, that your say() screen has to be at the default zorder of 0 (which is like setting no zorder). Then it works as intended.

What do you mean you would "love for these choices to be able to made at the same time"? What do you mean by "one machine per choice"? If you don't want a choice to be available after the player picked it, then use a variable to determine if it was already chosen. I like using lists, but you can als...

define a = Character('Anna') But I can also do this: 1. define a = Character('[Anna.name]') 2. $ a = Anna.name 3. define a = '[Anna.name]' Is there any difference at all? Or is it just a display of some name? 1. Here you create a Character() object with the name of the character being '[Anna.name]'...

By the way, I don't recommend using a label for just changing variables. Labels are used for the flow of the game / story, not for managing stuff. Write a python function instead: init python: def resetToDefaults(): global _preferences, persistent _preferences.transitions = 2 # All transitions on _p...

I don't think that error refers to the code I gave you. When exactly does it happen? Looks like it is about your bar. Did it work before? Make sure the variable "persistent.dialogueBoxOpacity" is created in the init phase, when it is not known already: init python: if persistent.dialogueBoxOpacity i...

I think this has to do with frames. When you go into your "game/gui" folder you will find a black image named "frame.png". This is the default background for every "frame" inside the game. Frames are used for a lot of stuff. Whenever you have a frame written inside your code, make sure to add "backg...

Just put a black background behind first is my suggestion.

Oh now I know what your problem is, I didn't realize what you were trying to do. You accidentally added an underscore in front of "persistent". The persistent object does not have an underscore. Just write: label ResetToDefaults: python: _preferences.transitions = 2 # All transitions on _preferences...

I tried to apply script you wrote, but mine is tied to hbox. I wish I could see your quick menu script, but it would be an impossible request. This is basically my whole quick_menu, I just removed stuff that adds other functionality. Your "hbox" isn't really a big deal, just put it in front of it. ...