Layered Sprites

[SmileyFace]

So I was trying to follow this tutorial: http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/coo ... t_emotions
Except I'm using many layer on top of each other.

I keep getting this error.

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I'm sorry, but errors were detected in your script. Please correct the
errors listed below, and try again.


On line 3 of C:\Documents and Settings\Michelle Lee\Desktop\renpy-6.11.2\Directory\The Chronicle_Elements of Time/game/script.rpy: init statement expects a non-empty block.
init:
     ^

On line 5 of C:\Documents and Settings\Michelle Lee\Desktop\renpy-6.11.2\Directory\The Chronicle_Elements of Time/game/script.rpy: image statement does not expect a block. Please check the indentation of the line after this one.
image yang = ConditionSwitch(
            "y_se == 'angermark", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94, 66), "yangangermark.png",
                ),
            "y_se == 'sigh", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94, 66), "yangsigh.png",
                ),
            "y_se == 'sweat", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94, 66), "yangssweatspit.png",
                ),
            "y_e == 'normal", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94, 66), "yangeyenormal.png",
                ),
            "y_e == 'lazy", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94, 66), "yangseyeslazy.png",
                ),
            "y_eb == 'rightraised", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94) 66), "yangeyebrowrightraised.png",
                ),

Ren'Py Version: Ren'Py 6.11.2b

This is the code I'm using.

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init:
image yang = ConditionSwitch(
            "y_se == 'angermark", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94, 66), "yangangermark.png",
                ),
            "y_se == 'sigh", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94, 66), "yangsigh.png",
                ),
            "y_se == 'sweat", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94, 66), "yangssweatspit.png",
                ),
            "y_e == 'normal", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94, 66), "yangeyenormal.png",
                ),
            "y_e == 'lazy", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94, 66), "yangseyeslazy.png",
                ),
            "y_eb == 'rightraised", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94) 66), "yangeyebrowrightraised.png",
                ),
            "y_b == 'heavy", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94, 66), "yangsheavyblush.png",
                ),
            "y_m == 'D", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94) 66), "yangD.png",
                ),
            "y_la == 'lineart", LiveComposite(
                (375, 480),
                (300, 600), "yangraisedrightskin.png",
                (94) 66), "yangraisedright.png",
                ),
            "y_se == None", "yangraisedrightskin.png")

label start:
show yang
$ y_la = "lineart"
e "I'm faceless..l."
$ y_m = "D"
$ y_e = "lazy"
$ y_eb = "rightraised"
$ y_se = "angerark"
$ y_la = "linart"
e "I've got eyes, eyebrows, mouth and an extra special effect thingy!~"

I'm a bit stupid with anything involving technology... sorry and thank you. o___e;

[luminarious]

Instead of changing a variable, wouldn't it make more sense to make each expression a separate image? Not an image file, but a Ren'py image.

[SmileyFace]

True, but then there will be a crap load of images just for the smallest change.
So I though this would be more effective.