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Posted: **Mon Mar 26, 2012 2:36 pm**

This is driving me up the wall, and believe me, I went through every tutorial and thread here in the Q's section that I could find. I want an epilogue to become available via a button on the main menu once ALL endings have been reached. Most of the tutorials and things I've found deal with a change after 1 or each separate ending. Anyway, this is the code I'm trying:

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screen main_menu:


    
    # This ensures that any other menu screen is replaced.
    tag menu
    
    if persistent.ending_1 and persistent.ending_2 and persistent.ending_3 and persistent.ending_4 and persistent.ending_5:
        $ persistent.true = True    

        
    if persistent.true = True:    
        use main_menu2
        
    else:
         use main_menu1
        
screen main_menu1:     
    tag menu
        
    # The background of the main menu.
    window:
        style "mm_root"

    # The main menu buttons.
    imagemap:
        ground "mm_idle.png"
        hover "mm_hover.png"
        
        hotspot (648,429,115,54) action Start()
        hotspot (614,541,118,43) action ShowMenu("load")
        hotspot (568,483,186,49) action ShowMenu("preferences")
        hotspot (754,472,122,52) action Help()
        hotspot (744,532,110,50) action ShowMenu("quit1")

screen main_menu2:     
    tag menu
        
    # The background of the main menu.
    window:
        #style "gm_root"
        background "title2.png"

    # The main menu buttons.
    imagemap:
        ground "mm_idle4.png"
        hover "mm_hover2.png"
        
        hotspot (648,429,115,54) action Start()
        hotspot (614,541,118,43) action ShowMenu("load")
        hotspot (568,483,186,49) action ShowMenu("preferences")
        hotspot (754,472,122,52) action Help()
        hotspot (744,532,110,50) action ShowMenu("quit1")
        hotspot (170,468,164,46) action Start("bananas")        
        
init -2 python:

    # Make all the main menu buttons be the same size.
    style.mm_button.size_group = "mm"

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label start:
    $ persistent.ending_1 = False
    $ persistent.ending_2 = False
    $ persistent.ending_3 = False
    $ persistent.ending_4 = False
    $ persistent.ending_5 = False
    $ persistent.true = False

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        k "Nothing."
    
        #"End 1"
        
        $ persistent.ending_1 = True
    
        return

-> with 1 to 5 at the end of each path, before the "return".

The above results in main_menu2, with the "unlockable hotspot" being used permanently, no matter how many times I delete the persistent data. I've also tried another method, but I'll post that if necessary.
This is for my NaNoRenO project so I would greatly appreciate a speedy response. Thanks in advance.

Posted: **Mon Mar 26, 2012 3:03 pm**

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label start:
    $ persistent.ending_1 = False
    $ persistent.ending_2 = False
    $ persistent.ending_3 = False
    $ persistent.ending_4 = False
    $ persistent.ending_5 = False
    $ persistent.true = False

This code sets all your ending flags to False every time a new game is started. So, the only way to get the epilogue would be to reload a save.

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    if persistent.true = True:   
        use main_menu2
       
    else:
         use main_menu1

You need to use:

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 if persistent.true:

which is equivalent to:

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 if persistent.true == True:

Posted: **Sat Mar 31, 2012 10:32 am**

Ah..Im having the same problem...orz..But now with a main menu but with an scene...But the coding is almost the same
There is a way to get that persistent saved instead of errasing it every time you play again?

uhmmm I was searching..maybe..this would help?

Posted: **Sat Mar 31, 2012 7:37 pm**

Exactly. Every persistent that you never set is defined as None, which is considered false when used in an if stat. So just remove that assignment after the start label, make sure you are doing "if persistent.variable:" instead of "persistent.variable == False:" and it should work.

Posted: **Sun Apr 01, 2012 12:03 pm**

Thanks for the help, Anima. It worked like a charm. To others who might have the same problem, the code below is what worked for me:

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        k "Nothing."
    
        #"End 1"
        
        $ persistent.ending_1 = True
    
        return

-> with 1 to 5 at the end of each path, before the "return".

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screen main_menu:
    
    # This ensures that any other menu screen is replaced.
    tag menu
    
    if persistent.ending_1 and persistent.ending_2 and persistent.ending_3 and persistent.ending_4 and persistent.ending_5:
          $ persistent.true = True    
        
    if persistent.true:    
        use main_menu2
        
    else:
         use main_menu1

Posted: **Sun Apr 01, 2012 8:12 pm**

@__@ Er, sorry to interject but I kept getting this error:
Line is indented, but the preceding say statement statement does not expect a block. Please check this line's indentation.

Perhaps it's a bit above my ability to understand for now. =S
*was just derping around and wanted to try*

Posted: **Mon Apr 02, 2012 3:15 am**

@ GeneDNC
Glad I could be of help.

@ Soli-chan
That means that you have the following problem at that line:

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"Say Satement"
    line of code

In python indentions indicate a block, you can read more about that in the documentation.

To fix it, you simply unindent the second line:

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"Say Satement"
line of code

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