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Got it, I'll zip it up and mail it later today... another tidbit: I got the error yesterday, but when I just loaded it up today (having changed nothing, and having left the cache intact) the error wasn't presenting until I ran/save/load/restarted a few times.

Sure thing, where should I send it?

I just got it again, but I don't see a _reload-LT-1.save: I have auto-1-LT1 through auto-10-LT1, 1-LT1.save, and persistent.

Recently, every time I run my game, whenever I hit 'esc' to bring up the menu, it crashes. I fixed it by deleting my cache, but in case it's useful to the developers, I got the following error and traceback: I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred. While running game code: File "renpy/com...

That fixes everything, and the world is a glorious place again- thank you so much for your time.

That works perfectly for text, is there a way to make the same syntax work with an int, e.g. $ Character_Height = [182, 160, 176] screen Character_roster: frame: has vbox text "Your name is " + Names[Name_index] text "You are" + Character_Height[Names_index] + "cm tall"...

Ooh that makes sense... can $narrator() be executed in a screen statement, despite not being a simple expression? I'm thinking something like screen Character_roster: frame: has vbox $narrator("Your name is %s" % Names[Name_index]) Which produces "Exception: ui.interact called with no...

Thank you for clarifying.

Given the following block: init python: Names = ["Bob", "Frank", "Jim"] Name_index = 1 I want to be able to interpolate Names[Name_index] into a string of text, such that I could print "Your name is Frank" by executing "Your name is [Names[Name_Index]]&qu...

That works perfectly, thank you!

I'm trying to get a basic proof-of-concept working for a function that will check one list for a value, and based on that value alter the same index in a second list. Given the following: init python: YankeesFan = ["Yes", "No", "Yes"] Names = ["Bob", "Fra...

...so now I'm metaphorically smacking my head against an allegorical desk because holy cow, I can't believe I didn't notice that. In other news I don't think I can bug you anymore, as absolutely everything is working... thank you so much for your patience and help! It's likely that without advice, I...

Just did a find in my codebase to be sure, but Icon_number is only given a value twice: it's initialized to 1, and for each imagebutton on the main menu I have SetVariable("Icon_number", "1") , with the number varying from 1-3 depending on which button it is. I just re-ran the pr...

Actually I misspoke a bit- we don't want Icon_number to be the value of List_main_interface, we it to be the index we set to the value of List_selection_interface[Selected_icon]

Edited it to match your example exactly, but the same error repeats. I checked http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_actions.html and it says that the syntax for setdict is SetDict(dict, key, value). In this code, the key is Icon_number, which is what we want the value to be... is it possible that it...