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Are you saying choices with (disabled) are using the insensitive button text color but you want them to use the normal text color? You could style them like normal text instead, just change the style from 'menu_choice' to 'menu_disabled_choice' or whatever and make sure not to give the menu_disabled...

Python is case-sensitive and you use both "Disabled" and "disabled" in different parts of the code. You should change them all to be the exact same case (all "disabled" or all "Disabled"). Your other problem is coming from trying to use [] syntax for interpola...

It would be simpler to use a set, IMO. Example: default events = set() label alice_journey: # Things happened. $ events.add('alice_journey') return then you can just check the number of events using len(events). You would then also replace checks like "alice_journey_done == True" with &quo...

One option is to make Hero a subclass of Characters that initializes strength differently, like so: class Hero(Characters): def __init__(self, id, name): strength = random.randint(5, 10) super(Hero, self).__init__(id, name, strength) This could be useful if you want to make many heroes (which it sou...

I got the same error... ended up switching to 7.4.2, which does include the say.vbs file. If you'd rather not use nightly releases/are releasing something soon you need a stable version of Renpy for you could temporarily install 7.4.2, copy the say.vbs files somewhere safe (7.4.1 was also missing a ...

My small gripe is that currently Preference('self voicing', 'toggle') Preference('clipboard voicing', 'toggle') Preference('debug voicing', 'toggle') is equivalent to ToggleField(_preferences, "self_voicing") ToggleField(_preferences, "self_voicing", true_value="clipboard&qu...

I found out that I needed to 'define' the FieldInputValue instead of using 'default' for it to still work the second time 'round if the person started another new game in the same play session, but after that small change the code suggested right above worked! Thanks for the help.

I changed your suggestion to: default persistent.playername = "" screen newgame(): default input_on = False button: key_events True xalign 0.5 yoffset 200 if input_on: input: style 'button_text' size 48 value FieldInputValue(persistent, 'playername') else: text persistent.playername style ...

I've made a screen to be called at the beginning of a new game where (among other things, but for now I'm testing with this as the only thing on the screen) the player is supposed to be able to change a persistent value storing their name. Since there are other options I want to add to this screen I...