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What does your open/close button action look like? Is there still a 2nd added ) on the _show_window line? It should end in ], only

I think you will hit game play snags if the inventory is not modal as any click or drag could progress dialogue - I cannot say for sure if hiding the say window stops dialogue advance - if it does, all is good. If the button is inside the say window though, it too will get hidden when inventory open...

I had to edit my post and add a closing parenthesis after the actions... )

... Function( _window_hide, True ) ] ) # <--- that ) there is important ... weird it did not error though

It would seem that the string is not being interpolated. I am not sure if there is a parameter to pass to im.Flip which would get passed to the child. You could try a few guesses... image bunny hurt LFT = im.Flip("2_3_[bunny_outfit]_1.png", horizontal=True, dynamic=True) image bunny hurt L...

Three options I can think of... all untested im.Flip every component of the composite individually - might mean adjusting the (x, y) tuple though maybe im.Flip( renpy.display.layout.Flatten( the composite ) ) - iffy as Flatten is a Container so might not work on just a composite - also pretty expens...

Ok... Because you want to hide the dialogue and name area when the inventory appears ( re-using that would be pretty tricky tbh, especially as it couldn't be modal so clicks inside inventory could/would advance dialogue in the background) we cannot really have the Open/Close button inside it... I wo...

Within Ren'py all Grids and MultiBoxes (hbox, vbox) use the largest child to set the widths and heights of All contained children, thus a hbox with "1", "22", "333" in it would still allow a width relevant to the "333" for the "1" and "22" ...

I guessed the game was distributed with non compiled parts as the OP ( Yoloxd2300 ) posted the contents of 00start.py which I had figured ( yup, without first checking ) would also be distributed compiled... I see now that the /renpy/ folder contains .py non compiled files even in games that distrib...

Your likely easiest method is to use Grid rather than the hboxes inside vbox. Each nested hbox will determine space for its own children independently so ignores those above/below. So saying, you might get around it using xminimum within every second level hbox

Do you really want the 'say' window (which includes the name) to disappear each time though? Perhaps it might fell more fluid to just *steal* the namebox when you want it by tweaking the say screen? (or is your arrow meant to be pointing at the dialogue window?) Untested pseudo code... default show_...

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/dialogue.html?highlight=window#dialogue-window-management Function( _window_hide, True ) Function( _window_show, False ) True/False for transition or not Remember to put multiple actions in list braces ... action [ Function(...), Show(...) ] ... I guess you know that t...

Depending on which direction you are taking with your game, you could also look at Event Handler with Lexer It mostly handles progression of time and a simple Ren'py-esque way for setting things up and registering labels as events. Basically allowing game scripting to be Ren'py style without the nee...

Could you let us know what folders are in the game you have? I am guessing there is: A /renpy/ folder A /game/ folder A /lib/ folder A .exe with the game name A .py or .rpa or .pyc with the game name Maybe a .sh, a readme etc If so, go to the /game/ folder, find script.rpy and open that in notepad.....

It would only be feasible if the Stat class is either a Singleton (a Python (or any OOP language) pattern that instantiates only one instance of the class and has all calls reference that) or if there is a way of referencing each Stat instance ... basically you need some way in the code to add the &...

Within a function (or class method) you can mostly only read rather than write a value to a variable held within the global namespace. You will have to globalize the variable inside the function: init python: def check_toughness(): global tough_win, tough_pass, sensi_pass, sensi_win # this line shou...