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The problem with your code is that you "return" back as soon as the movie plays which causes it to hide. Ether put a text block or put in a pause after the play statment.

You can't do that. You will have to manually add sound effects in the script, like

Usually this error means that one of the images in gallery_cg_items does not exist. viewtopic.php?f=51&t=22465&hilit=button ... 45#p310657

Strings evaluate to True. That's why the true action was running.

The If action behaves like an if...else expression. if condition == True: # do this action else: # do this action When you click on the imagebutton, Renn'Py runs the If action, which checks the expression you have provided is true or not. If the expression returns True, it runs the 'true' action, ot...

More or less, yes.

It didn't ignore anything. Ren'Py first evaluated the expression and based on if the evaluated expression was true or false, it ran the associated action.

from_pol shouldn't be inside quotes. If(from_pol, true=Jump('pol_intro'), false=Jump('travel_pol'))

Change Show("shop",itemList,page=(page-1)) to Show("shop", itemList=itemList, page=(page-1))

What andrew said is right. And layouts aren't used anywhere (for the most part). So you can safely ignore them.

Yup. That's it.

You can directly call the screen and use a timer to hide it after two seconds. And I commented out the add ab line because I didn't have the resoruces. Feel fre to uncomment it. default wisdom = 50 default health = 50 default hername = "Her Name" init python: alertb = [ "art/bad_banner.png", "art/go...

Youu want to use the If action > https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_actions.html#If

You can report it on GitHub > https://github.com/renpy/renpy/issues

Also, the focus_mask is only for drag handle, ie, you wouldn't be able to drag an image by focusing/hovering over it's transparent part..

Regarding 3rd question, it's certainly possible > https://docs.python.org/2/tutorial/inputoutput.html though andrewngn13 idea about using persistent might be better.