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Oh, wait - in your previous post you used the label "navigation" to define the navigation menu. I should've noticed that. How about try the other idea I mentioned - making the game menu screen be the navigation screen, like this: init python: _game_menu_screen = "navigation" And ...

Oh yeah, whoops. That's a line of python that isn't in a python block, so it needs a $ in front of it.

Yes, actually, I think setting the _game_menu_screen variable works equally well for specifying a label that has your game menu code. Um... offhand, I'm not sure what the UI-function-equivalent of "use navigation" is. Maybe layout.navigation(None)? Or maybe you could set _game_menu_screen ...

At the end of the happybird part, you need to jump over the angrybird part by using another label, like this: label happybird: b "Of course. Thank you for asking so nicely. Here it is." p "Thank you!" "Puppy and Kitty walked off with their ball, ready to play some more."...

Oh, it looks like Anima's referring to a line in renpy/display/core.py. There's nothing wrong with it, but that's where the crash is happening, because some part of your code is specifying an xanchor value as a string instead of a number. I haven't looked at your code to see exactly where, but just ...

Try it without "ctc=".

By default, the game menu is the save screen. Here's how you can create a custom game menu: This game menu screen will only have the navigation menu.

I'd go with the function (second option). Best not to have too many globals floating around, I think. And if you use a function, even if you have other variables elsewhere in your code called x, Python won't get confused: (1) A function parameter (the thing inside the parenthesis) is at the "mo...

"Body %(body)d" is what you'd use if this were a line of Ren'Py, like if you were embedding the value in some game dialogue, or if you were writing a custom screen in screen language. However, body_overlay is a Python function, so you can't do that. Since this part is Python, you need some...

A few possibilities: (1) config.rollback_enabled = False Disables rollback completely, so that the player can't go back to previous dialogue at all. This gets the same effect as setting config.hard_rollback_limit to 0 (as suggested earlier), though un-enabling rollback like this might be more intuit...

Yeah, that method goes something like: play music "song_intro.ogg" queue music "song_mainloop.ogg" which works because a music track loops by default, unless there's another music track on the queue. Thus, this would play the intro once and then loop the mainloop. Then all you ha...

I've had three unsuccessful attempts at this so far: (1) Using renpy.pause or ui.timer a) the loop timer is stopped as soon as I make an interaction (e.g. advancing the dialogue), making this unusable unless the player just sits there. (2) Using DynamicDisplayable: I hijacked this feature to do musi...

I'm currently trying to make Ren'Py loop a part of a music track (say, skipping the intro) instead of looping the whole track from the end to the start. (As far as I've read, Ren'Py can't just start playing a music file from anywhere besides the start, which makes this tricky.) I know that a workaro...

I don't think so - the music tracks transition seamlessly in Winamp and iTunes.

Hmm, so it works for you? Maybe I'll try again with .ogg songs (or just different songs) and see what happens.

if moll_currentattack is "facepunch" or "brassknuckle": (do stuff) Does that work if you make it if moll_currentattack is "facepunch" or moll_currentattack is "brassknuckle": ? My thinking is that "brassknuckle" alone can't be an operand to a boolea...