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Give them both the same tag, add something like:
to each.

You're including it with the line 'use menu.' Remove that line. You also probably don't want to name your screen 'menu' (not sure if it will cause issues, but it's the tag used by the game menus), and change the ShowMenu actions to Show.

Not sure exactly what you're trying to do, but you might look at the function statement . Here's an example that's uses the same random # for position and fadein/fadeout duration that changes on each ATL loop: init python: first_foo = True def foo_function(trans, st, at): global random_foo global fi...

The first word in an image name is considered the image tag, "nb" in this case. Showing an image replaces any other image with that tag. If you want to use show to display them simultaneously you'll have to give them different tags.

Given the line number I'm guessing you added that line somewhere outside of the actual screen. If you just want to disable the button, find the line textbutton_("Back") action Rollback() in screens.rpy, under screen quick_menu(): and change it to add the if statement: if config.developer: ...

With that many frames you should just make it a movie rather than trying to animate all of those frames in Renpy.

The problem is trying to use speak as a transition (i.e. using 'with'). If you try to use a transform as a transition it expects new_widget and old_widget.

Transforms worked fine for me. Post your script from the start label to the point of the crash.

You need to add a parameter to your screen definition.
(or remove the argument from your show screen statement if you are intending to use the global variable).

Hey! the indentation problem's fixed. Now it crops up with syntax on line 19. Maybe I should move to a new topic? File "game/timerproto.rpy", line 19: invalid syntax def __init__(self, Actor"", Active=True, Atk=0, Def=0, Mat=0, Mdf=0, HP=0, MP=0, SP=0, magic_set[], demon_set[], ...

That's not how the movie displayable works. In your defense, the documentation isn't exactly clear on this and many of the examples you'll find elsewhere are just plain wrong (I didn't realize this until recently either and my game uses movies extensively). The 'play' statement doesn't take the name...

FileSave and FileLoad automatically call the yesno_prompt screen. You can't see it on your save screen because you have the zorder set so high. You need to adjust your menu and style the yesno_prompt screen appropriately or turn confirm off (FileSave(x, confirm=False).

If you lower the number after gui.name_ypos the name box should move higher on the screen. Default is 0. Set it to -40 or something and see if that changes anything.

Not sure what the error is from. You can put any of the UI elements in screen language in place of "# your code goes here" and it should work, even 'null' if you just want an empty screen.