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Sorting is a way that scales very well. First you create a list like this: options = [("code1", 3,variable1),("code2", 2,variable2),("code3", 1,variable3)] The first element in the tuple is the name, the second the priority and the last the value. Then we sort twice. op...

That will work, but won't scale very well if you have more than three variables. You don't really need the elif statements, else will work fine in this case. (If a >= b is false then b > a is always true.) Just make sure that the behaviour you get if two variables have the same amount of points is t...

Yomuchan wrote:As long as you don't earn anything from it, and credit the original authors properly (Inspired by XXXXXXXYYYYYX, by ZZZZZZ), you can do whatever you like with it. That's what I think.

This is wrong. Copyright law doesn't care about commercial or not.

Define classes in an init block and instances of classes in a label. Also, classes should inherit from store.object instead of directly from object.
That way saving will work just fine.

There is a style guide for the python standard library: http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/

Appending a list is an in place operation. If you didn't declare the list variable in a label the changes won't be saved.
You should always declare variables in a label.

No, that's all that needs to be done.
Can you detail a bit more what goes wrong and where.
For example, you haven't shown where you actually increase the variable.

A class is just a class, not an object. You define the class (with the class statement) in an init python block and then you create an object of that class in the start label. That object will be saved. It also a good idea to subclass you object from store.object to have it participate in rollback. ...

That's a reserved character in python for string interpolation. You need to escape it (with a backslash, so \%) if you want to use it normally.

What's in line 45?

http://www.farb-tabelle.de/de/farbtabelle.htm
It's in German, but the colours are displayed so it should still make sense. Otherwise just google it, it's not Ren'Py specific.

Is there any reason why you made the text colour white? As for your problem, you have incorrect colour values: define e = Character('Sebastian', color="##f00", what_slow_cps=20) define a = Character('Ciel', color="#0ff", what_slow_cps=20) A colour string has seven character (9 wi...

Ren'Py is intended to use it's bundled python, which is invoked through renpy.sh. I don't think it gives warnings in that case. I get these warnings as well and I'm certainly using renpy.sh. It also comes up for distributed games. anima@anima-desktop:~$ sh renpy-6.15.5-sdk/renpy.sh Could not find p...

Skill is a class that is defined somewhere in the "Time Labyrinth" code. You need to define it as well.