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try # The script of the game goes in this file. # Declare characters used by this game. The color argument colorizes the # name of the character. define oskar = Character("Oskar", color = "#6E0980") image oskar = "images/pj/Oscar.png" define clev = Character("Clev...

The purpose of the conversions flags !tq is described in doc.


P.S.You can eliminate the need to change the standard screen, for example, as follows:

You can use pause https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/quicksta ... -statement
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/dialogue ... management

Oh! It worked when I put it into options. Do you mind explaining it? I thought init was something innate when you start running the code. If not that's okay, too, I'll just try and look it up for myself. I appreciate the assist tho! look this https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/python.html#init-python-s...

doorknob22 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 22, 2020 8:54 am I added an image named "image a" and compiled the game.

Images may have been archived. Check the files with .rpa extension in a game folder. If there are any, remove them.

in init: default main_character = 'J.M.' define mc = Character('main_character', dynamic=True, image='mc', color='#ffbfff', ) image side mc = 'some_picture.jpg' in screen say(): if not renpy.variant("small"): if who==main_character: add SideImage() xalign .65 yalign .8 else: add SideImage(...

look this viewtopic.php?f=8&t=59067

PyTom wrote: The window icon and the icon.ico file are two different things - one controls in-game, and one controls before the game is launched.

There are several ways. The easiest: default stepone = False default steptwo = False default stepthree = False label start: # menu act: 'These are the activities!' 'step one' if not stepone: $ stepone = True "Let's....whatever" jump act 'step two' if not steptwo: $ steptwo = True # jump ac...

$ money = 200 $ sayd = int(renpy.input("how much?", allow=['0','1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9']) or 0) ## at this step, you can enter a condition if you need it. Like: if sayd > 200: ... elif .. else). $ sum = money - sayd 'You say [sayd]? The rezult of operation is [sum]' https://doc...

Example with several code variants: label start: $ point = 10 if 0 < point < 30 or 60 < point < 100: "1-29 and 59-100" elif point >= 30 and point <= 60: "30-60" elif 200 > point >= 100: "100...199" elif point <= 0: "0 and less" else: "200 and more"

default iron = 0 screen resources(): text "Iron: [iron]" at topleft timer 1.0 repeat True action SetVariable('iron', iron+1) label start: '?' show screen resources '!' The algorithm can be improved as you wish https://renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#timer https://renpy.org/doc/html/screen...

It's hard to say without the code.
First, Check line 2363 of script.rpy (as well as the line above and the line below).
Also maybe you have variable with reserved name, for example, "extend"...

I agree. I just wanted to mark an interesting psychological moment. When a function is not prescribed in the documentation, but you know about it, it becomes a pleasant feature (which doesn't show any flaws in it). But as soon as the function becomes documented, you start to make some demands to it ...

Ah! Good to know. Hmm, Maybe this feature was documented in vain... I was just thinking. It has a significant disadvantage. Set() creates many values with unique names that cannot be repeated . That is, this feature cannot be used in menus if the menu has the same answer choices. Here is an example...