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add a style_prefix to your element
for example:

# In your screen, create a ScreenVariable, we'll call this 'myVar', but you can call it almost anything you like. screen myScreen(): # Give myVar a default state, in this case I'll use a boolean, True/False. default myVar = False # In your button, set the action to change the variable 'myVar', this...

In addition to the above, your indentation is not right, you are using 8 spaces, but you should be using 4 Does incorrect spacing prevent the code from functioning? That depends. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/language_basics.html#indentation-and-blocks Indentation is very important to Ren'Py, and ...

An easier method may be to run through the list, then one you've used a name from the list, add it to a set and remove it from the list.
After that, you just need some logic that says if your list is empty, use the set instead.

Your timer screen is activating a call which calls other calls on repeat.
I assume you are burying yourself deep in the call stack, this may not be the best way to accomplish what you're trying to do.
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/label.ht ... -statement

In addition to the above, your indentation is not right, you are using 8 spaces, but you should be using 4 Here's an example of one way to use imagebuttons screen myScreen(): modal True fixed: spacing 10 imagebutton: auto "gui/myimage_1_%s.png" focus_mask True hovered <hovered action> unho...

You may want to make use of a class
You already state your NPCs are using classes, so just leverage those?

I would make some slight adjustments. menu: "Try the front door of the store?": if pick: #== True is not needed here. '== True' essentially says if True is True if sneak >= 10: jump store_breakin else: jump more_skills "Maybe I can find an open window.": if wopen: if sneak >= 8: ...

You can always generate your text as an image then place that in your screen/say window etc using a combination of maybe a frame, https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html#frame, Text() https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/text.html#text and other things. Or, a less ideal way (because you may run into i...

Something like PushMove can be applied to the show / call / hide statements, or any other transition really. https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/transitions.html#PushMove For example, as part of a button: action Show("myScreen", PushMove(0.2, mode="pushleft")) Will make the screen be ...

the key 'h' is already in use for hiding the overlay.
Does this work for you if you use a different key?

I managed to fix this, but I also made a lot of other changes at the same time, so I don't remember what I did to fix it.
The issue was being caused by this line Or more specifically, by actions that happen after that line returns.

I am trying to make a hangman style of game. I originally had it working well, but I've recently made some changes and added a whole bunch more words for the randomizer to choose from and now whenever I exit out of the minigame and come back in, it throws an error. I'm sorry, but an uncaught excepti...

Have you ensured the variable is assigned before you try to use it with this code?

you can use hbox and vbox in conjunction with each other to achieve what you need.
To ensure text doesn't move, you can specify an xsize and an xmamimum, same for ysize and ymaximum if needed.