Rock-Paper-Scissors Problems

[zankizuna]

I've tried the codes you people taught me from a long time ago.
http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... =8&t=19171

Problem 1:
I want to Randomize the Choice of the Foe(PC), so I used this:

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$ foecard = renpy.random.choice(['Rock', 'Paper', 'Scissors'])

but the error points out to this and says it's invalid or somethin' like that..

Problem 2:
ROCK vs SCISSOR= DRAW
The image below explains... Why is it like that?
I used what PyTom told me and followed through.. what's the matter?
Since the Foe's choice can't be randomized,
I defined the foe's choice by calling labels that looked like this:

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label foescissors:
  $ foecard = ["Scissors"] 
  show Scissors as fchoice at pos5 with moveinright
  return 

same went for Rock and Paper.
Player's choice was defined by an imagemap.
It linked to these:

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label Rock:
        $ playercard = ["Rock"]
        show Rock at pos3 with moveinleft
        jump next 
label Paper:
              
        $ playercard = ["Paper"]
        show Paper at pos1 with moveinleft
        jump next 
label Scissors:
        
        $ playercard = ["Scissors"]
        show Scissors at pos1 with moveinleft
        jump next  
 

After Choosing, This goes.. sadly, It seems to ignore if and elif and goes straight to else,
whatever option you pick.

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label next:    
    "Compare!"
# Foe's Card defined here by call: foe+("rock",paper,scissors)  
    call foescissors
    call check
    if rps_win(playercard, foecard):
     "Player wins, Foe lost."
    elif rps_win(foecard, playercard):
     "Foe Wins, You Lost."
    else:
     "Draw"
    ""
    

And this, label check, defines which pair would win.

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label check:  
 init python:

    # This contains the tuple (a, b) if a wins against b.
    RPS_WINS = [ ("Rock", "Scissors")or ("Scissors", "Paper")or ("Paper", "Rock") ]

    # Returs true if a beats be in Rock-paper-scissors.
    def rps_win(playercard, foecard):
        return (playercard, foecard) in RPS_WINS
 return

I have no problem with anything else except that It's always "Draw".

[OokamiKasumi]

I've tried the codes you people taught me from a long time ago. ...

Darlin', coding questions belongs in the Renpy Questions and Announcements sub-forum. http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewforum.php?f=8

[Taleweaver]

Yup, they do.

Moving.

[kankan]

I can't replicate the first problem, but I do see the second one. You're setting playercard to a list containing the player choice instead of the choice itself. If you plug it in directly in a python shell, it turns out something like this:

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>>> playercard = ["Scissors"]
>>> foecard = "Rock"
>>> (foecard, playercard)        #this is the tuple you're making in your code
    ("Rock", ["Scissors"])
>>> ("Rock", ["Scissors"]) in RPS_WINS
    False

Try taking the brackets off when you're setting playercard under the rock, paper, and scissor labels!