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Is that the full log.txt?
If there's an errors.txt file in the folder, you can also try posting that in here.

1. Try renpy launcher -> force recompile before launching the project.
2. If (1) didn't work, try posting here the traceback file found under your <project_path>/ folder.

If you want to set an item in a dict/list use SetDict.

in the definition of tfperson, "VarOneAtt" is set to False Are you talking about this line? TestFun("VarOneAtt"==False, "VarTwoAtt"==False) You're not setting any values here, you're comparing values here. Is the literal string "VarOneAtt" the same as the boolean False? No. Hence it evaluates to Fa...

You just need to modify a bit the ternary operation that I did. @property def Output(self): var1 = "Var1Att" if self.var1 else "unknown" var2 = "Var2Att" if self.var2 else "unknown" return "var1: %s{p}var2: %s" % (var1, var2) The way a ternary operation works... <true_value> if <condition> else <fal...

@property def Output(self): var1 = self.var1 if self.var1 else "unknown" var2 = self.var2 if self.var2 else "unknown" return "var1: %s{p}var2: %s" % (var1, var2) Concatenations are prone to errors, you need to make sure that the values you're concatenating are all strings, if not you need to use st...

setattr/getattr $ someone_points = 0 $ x_points = "someone_points" $ setattr(store, x_points, getattr(store, x_points) + 10) renpy.python.py_exec $ someone_points = 0 $ x_points = "someone_points" $ renpy.python.py_exec("{} += 10".format(x_points)) dict $ points = dict(someone=0) $ x = "someone" $ p...

Some steps you need to consider. 1. Identify the python version that your renpy sdk is using. You can check the python version of your renpy sdk by going to the renpy launcher then hitting shift + o and entering the following. import sys; print(sys.version) 2. Install the python version that your re...

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_actions.html#Show wrote: This action takes the _layer, _zorder and _tag keyword arguments, which have the same meaning as in the renpy.show_screen() function.

Different _tag on each Show allows you to show multiple instances of the screen.

I never really bothered testing the code, sorry for that. I had one mistake here. timer interval repeat True action SetScreenVariable("ctime", min(ctime + interval, ctime)) It should be... timer interval repeat True action SetScreenVariable("ctime", min(ctime + interval, time)) time not ctime .

screen test(time=10.0): default ctime = 0.0 default interval = 0.5 timer interval repeat True action SetScreenVariable("ctime", min(ctime + interval, time)) button: action Return(ctime) xfill True yfill True text "[ctime]" if ctime == time: timer 0.01 action Return(ctime) label start: call screen t...

screen test(): if achievement_01 and not achievement.has("achievement_prologue"): $achievement.grant("achievement_prologue") $achievement.register("achievement_prologue") $achievement.sync() NEVER do this. If you want to set something through screen, esp. if it involves a global variable use action...

Gotcha. Here are the links that might help you. I don't know yet the difference between default and define hehe https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/python.html#define-statement The part I don't understand the most is the phyton thing If you're familiar with OOP , then you probably know most of the code. ...

I'm just unhapy that I don't really understand it, I really didn't get into phyton code, I barely know so little, but enough to make games. Sorry if that was quite a lot. I didn't really bother cluttering the code with a lot of comments since most of the time ppl just want the easiest way possible ...

Here. I made it simpler for you. # the global variable that you can control to activate/deactivate colored mode. default colored = False init python: class Char(): def __init__(self, name, color=None, colored=False): self.name = name self.color = color self.colored = colored def __str__(self): if ((...