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a "#" is a comment marking, in ren'py. you use them to comment out a line - if a line is commented out, it won't be read as a line of programming. it can either be at the start of a line (to comment out the whole line), or during it, to comment out whatever is after it so you can comment y...

um, terrifying. super terrifying! I regret playing this so late at night.

it's really, really well done, though. the warping, and the music, and just the atmosphere of the game had my heart in my throat the whole time I was playing. awesome work! (I just hope you make a non-horror game next XD)

ah, it's fine, that was the last thing I needed to fix for my rpg-style battle minigame for my game but thanks! I'll definitely check yours out to see how you tackled things like hp bars and stuff

can you post your code? like, your init block and the label where everything's going wrong, preferably in a [ code ][ / code ] block, so that I can have a good look at what's happening?

awesome, thanks! I'll try that out asap

doubleposting, sorry! changing the size of the bar eventually worked for me, so thanks for that fix :D! I still don't seem to be able to display the health stat of the character, though? this gives me a "can't display 300 as text" error: ui.text([character[3]]) and this gives me a "ke...

you could compile it for mac and linux as well as windows (it's just different checkboxes when you're exporting the game), so that anyone could play it really easily.

basically it's not that you want to hide the restaurant dialogue, it's that you only want to show it if he decided to eat. so at first you would have something like label sceneone: jeff "what do I want to do now?" menu: "I want to go to the zoo!": $ decision = "zoo" jef...

it's nice and easy to stop a player from rolling back past a certain point, you just need to add in this line of code wherever you want the point of no return to be $ renpy.block_rollback() I know you can totally disable rollback, if that's what you want, but I'm not sure how you go about doing it h...

ui.text("[character[3]]") is what brings up the "keyerror: character" error, so nope maybe I'll just skip that part haha. thanks for the tips about the bar and the frame, I'll give them a shot in the morning

okay, so I have a few questions about a screen I'm putting together as a python function. basically it just displays the health and the name above a character. I'm pretty sure I got the original code from the rpg frame from the renpy cookbook, in fact. the whole code of my screen goes like this: def...

this sounds totally freaking adorable, I can't wait to see more of it! do you have any screenshots of your UI and the in-game sprites and stuff, or are you planning on keeping those on the DL for now?

oh, the variable in question is actually set to , which works fine when I c/p it into the auto section instead of just calling the variable, so I don't think that's the problem

so I'm trying to write in some dynamic imagebuttons for my inventory that will show the item at each slot, regardless of the item, but I'm getting an error that says: TypeError: not all arguments converted during string formatting imagebutton auto "[a_Inventory[0][3]]" action [ SetVariable...

oh right! thanks for the help