I think I broke the Save function... [SOLVED]

[leon]

Why did you change the dressup screen into a label? The way it was originally written it's shown independently of the game script, no jumps or returns.

[pyopyon]

I needed to put it in the middle of the game, and I couldn't figure out how to make the game continue without jumping to the next label, so I had it jump to the next part of the game.

[leon]

Try replacing

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        ui.textbutton("Return", clicked=SetVariable("dressup_show", False))

with

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    textbutton "Return" action [SetVariable("dressup_show", False), Jump("dressednow")]

(indent it to the left)

[pyopyon]

Try replacing

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        ui.textbutton("Return", clicked=SetVariable("dressup_show", False))

with

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    textbutton "Return" action [SetVariable("dressup_show", False), Jump("dressednow")]

(indent it to the left)

I don't have

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        ui.textbutton("Return", clicked=SetVariable("dressup_show", False))

in the codes, so I assume you mean

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ui.textbutton("Done!", clicked=ui.returns("goback"),ypos=y, xpos=650)

right?

When I replace it, I get:

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File "game/ingame.rpy", line 302: invalid syntax
    textbutton "Return" action (SetVariable("dressup_show", False), Jump("dressednow"))
                       ^

Did I do it wrong?

[saguaro]

Multiple screen actions need to be in brackets, not parenthesis. Review his example again.

[pyopyon]

Oh, sorry, I actually did have it in brackets, but I'd gotten the same error, so I tried parentheses.

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File "game/ingame.rpy", line 302: invalid syntax
    textbutton "Return" action [SetVariable("dressup_show", False), Jump("dressednow")]
                       ^
    

[pyopyon]

You know what... I'm going to start from scratch with the base code. Hold on.

[leon]

I don't have

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        ui.textbutton("Return", clicked=SetVariable("dressup_show", False))

in the codes, so I assume you mean

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ui.textbutton("Done!", clicked=ui.returns("goback"),ypos=y, xpos=650)

right?

Actually I was referring to the original dressup code. Make sure you have a screen dressup, not a label (it's probably the reason for the syntax error).

[pyopyon]

OH!

I see where the labels came from!

So on the actual thread, the coding is different from what's in the example.

In the test game, the coding looks like this:

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init python:
    dressup_button_show = False
    hair, glasses, tie, shirt, pants = 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 # default dressup items
    hair_styles_num, glasses_styles_num, tie_styles_num, shirt_styles_num, pants_styles_num = 7, 4, 4, 3, 3 # number of styles (files) for each dressup item
    # define images as:
    # "base.png" for the base image
    # "hair1.png", "hair2.png", "hair3.png", ... - start with 1 and end with (hair_styles_num)
    # "glasses1.png", "glasses2.png", "glasses3.png", ... "tie1.png", "tie2.png", ... "shirt1.png", "shirt2.png", ... "shirt1.png", "pants2.png", ...

    def draw_char(st, at): # combine the dressup items into one displayable
        return LiveComposite(
            (361, 702), # image size
            (0, 0), "base.png",
            (0, 0), "glasses%d.png"%glasses, # (0, 0) is the position of a dressup item. Because these images are saved with spacing around them, we don't need to position them.
            (0, 0), "hair%d.png"%hair,
            (0, 0), "shirt%d.png"%shirt,
            (0, 0), "tie%d.png"%tie,
            (0, 0), "pants%d.png"%pants
            ),.1

    def draw_char_side(st, at): # same thing as above, just scaled and positioned for the sideimage; there's probably more elegant solution than this...
        return LiveComposite(
            (361, 702),
            (10, 550), im.FactorScale("base.png", .45, .45),
            (10, 550), im.FactorScale("glasses%d.png"%glasses, .45, .45),
            (10, 550), im.FactorScale("hair%d.png"%hair, .45, .45),
            (10, 550), im.FactorScale("shirt%d.png"%shirt, .45, .45),
            (10, 550), im.FactorScale("tie%d.png"%tie, .45, .45),            
            (10, 550), im.FactorScale("pants%d.png"%pants, .45, .45)
            ),.1

init:
    image char = DynamicDisplayable(draw_char) # using DynamicDisplayable ensures that any changes are visible immedietly
    $ character = Character('Koma', color="#c8ffc8", window_left_padding=180, show_side_image=DynamicDisplayable(draw_char_side))

label start:
   show screen dressup_button
   $ dressup_button_show = True
label cont:
    show char
    character "La, la, la!"
    jump cont

screen dressup_button: # a button to call the dressup game
    if dressup_button_show:
        vbox xalign 0.01 yalign 0.01:
            textbutton "Change look." action ui.callsinnewcontext("dressup")

label dressup:
    show char:
        xpos 250
    python:
        # display the arrows for changing the dress:
        y = 50
        ui.imagebutton("arrowL.png", "arrowL.png", clicked=ui.returns("hairL"), ypos=y, xpos=50)
        ui.imagebutton("arrowR.png", "arrowR.png", clicked=ui.returns("hairR"), ypos=y, xpos=400)
        y += 80
        ui.imagebutton("arrowL.png", "arrowL.png", clicked=ui.returns("glassesL"), ypos=y, xpos=50)
        ui.imagebutton("arrowR.png", "arrowR.png", clicked=ui.returns("glassesR"), ypos=y, xpos=400)
        y += 80
        ui.imagebutton("arrowL.png", "arrowL.png", clicked=ui.returns("tieL"), ypos=y, xpos=50)
        ui.imagebutton("arrowR.png", "arrowR.png", clicked=ui.returns("tieR"), ypos=y, xpos=400)
        y += 80
        ui.imagebutton("arrowL.png", "arrowL.png", clicked=ui.returns("shirtL"), ypos=y+80, xpos=50)
        ui.imagebutton("arrowR.png", "arrowR.png", clicked=ui.returns("shirtR"), ypos=y+80, xpos=400)
        y += 80
        ui.imagebutton("arrowL.png", "arrowL.png", clicked=ui.returns("pantsL"), ypos=y+160, xpos=50)
        ui.imagebutton("arrowR.png", "arrowR.png", clicked=ui.returns("pantsR"), ypos=y+160, xpos=400)
        ui.textbutton("Return", clicked=ui.returns("goback")) # image button version: ui.imagebutton("return.png", "return_hover.png", clicked=ui.returns("goback"), ypos=0, xpos=0)
        
    $ picked = ui.interact()
    # based on the selection, we increase or decrease the index of the appropriate dress up item
    if picked == "hairL":
        $ hair -= 1 # previous hair
    if picked == "hairR":
        $ hair += 1 # next hair
    if hair < 1: # making sure we don't get out of index range (index 0 is not allowed)
        $ hair = hair_styles_num
    if hair > hair_styles_num: # making sure we don't get out of index range (index musn't be bigger than hair_styles_num)
        $ hair = 1

    if picked == "glassesL":
        $ glasses -= 1
    if picked == "glassesR":
        $ glasses += 1
    if glasses < 1:
        $ glasses = glasses_styles_num
    if glasses > glasses_styles_num:
        $ glasses = 1

    if picked == "tieL":
        $ tie -= 1
    if picked == "tieR":
        $ tie += 1
    if tie < 1:
        $ tie = tie_styles_num
    if tie > tie_styles_num:
        $ tie = 1

    if picked == "shirtL":
        $ shirt -= 1
    if picked == "shirtR":
        $ shirt += 1
    if shirt < 1:
        $ shirt = shirt_styles_num
    if shirt > shirt_styles_num:
        $ shirt = 1

    if picked == "pantsL":
        $ pants -= 1
    if picked == "pantsR":
        $ pants += 1
    if pants < 1:
        $ pants = pants_styles_num
    if pants > pants_styles_num:
        $ pants = 1
        
    if picked == "goback":
        return    
    jump dressup # we don't want to return on every click, this jump loops until we click on "back" button

    return

And because my coding was taken from the dress up game, it deals with the labels and jumps and things.

What I need to do is use the LSF thread's dress up game coding.

Questions will be pending so patience is appreciated! /o/

[pyopyon]

Now that that's done, I'm closing this thread.

Thanks a lot!