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I don't think jumping from a menu is a good idea. Since menus have their own context and it doesn't look like you ever leave that context again. It would be better to use a call screen statement for the item creation screen and then change the subscreens either with show statements or with condition...

How about this? class SortList(Action): def __init__(self, pList): self.list = pList def __call__(self): self.list.sort() return True It sorts the list in place, so it doesn't change any references. As a plus point it also works for lists that aren't directly referenced from the store. Like lists th...

True, it doesn't refer to the old list, but it would still not refer to the same list since you assign a new list to it. So if a,b refer to the same list object and you use sort on a once, a and b will not point to the same list any more. If you'd use sort on a again b wouldn't be affected.

That approach has a drawback though.
If the list is referenced by another name, that name will still point to the old list. Of course that will only cause trouble if there is more than one reference to the list, but it's something to keep in mind.

You can use the [].sort() method that will sort the list in place.

Actually this has nothing to do with copyright, you can't copyright names. Trademark law is probably also not applicable since your not naming your novel after the car. (This may be different in different countries, so take it with a spoonful of salt.) The law that could actually cause problems woul...

Unsupported operand means the operand '+=' is not used in python and therefore renpy. Instead you have to write: peristant.ending = peristant.ending + 1 Try that. I'm sorry but that's wrong. If you look at the actual error it becomes quite evident what the problem is: TypeError : unsupported operan...

Put this under the start label:

It has to be like this: menu: "I'm a boy": $ gender = "boy" "I'm a girl": $ gender = "girl" e "So your a %(gender)s? Nice to know!" e "Can you tell me your first name?" You can learn more about indention and logic flow here

The process works like this: User downloads episode 1 User extracts episode 1 User starts episode 1 User plays episode 1 User finished episode 1 Game saves variables into the multi persistent object User downloads episode 2 User extracts episode 2 User starts episode 2 Game loads variables from the ...

Oh! I see! So in order to add the new DLC, is it just that they have to save it inside the renpy folder manually or... how does the user actually add it to their game file? It wouldn't be an ad in like an expansion, instead each episode would be it's own game and they can share data trough the mult...

You can share data between Ren'Py games with multi-persistence. That's pretty much all you need for an episodic game.

Your indention is wrong. The correct way is this:

Agreed. And I'm thinking of gearing towards a reviewer system rather than a ranking system. But I think we could still rank the visual novels according to the number of times they were downloaded, and make appropriate rewards pertaining to such. What do you think? How would you get the download num...

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