:( yup me again, how to display a stats screen?

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Jamiyu
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:( yup me again, how to display a stats screen?

#1 Post by Jamiyu »

I'm an ultra noob, now I have my stats and they do work. I just don't know how to make a screen so the player can check on their stats with their romance interest and, the skills the player has build up so far.

Also I would like to hind the romantic interest stats until the player has met all of them.

I've found, cookbooks but I really don't understand how to apply it to the game, or even if it's were I should be looking. This was what I found ---> http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html / http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/coo ... ion_Screen

I don't know how to make it work. :?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

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Re: :( yup me again, how to display a stats screen?

#2 Post by LRH »

For making screens, you need http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screens.html

On hiding the stats until you find everyone, you'll need to set a variable for meeting each character. This should go at the start of your game.

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$ metchar1 = False
$ metchar2 = False
Then, when you meet the character, you set the variable to True.

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$ metchar1 = True
On your screen, you can use an if statement to determine whether the relevant stats are shown.

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if metchar1 == True:
    text "Stat: [variable]"
    text "Stat: [anothervariable]"
if metchar2 == True:
    text "Stat: [variable2]"
    text "Stat: [anothervariable2]"
The variables above are the stats you want to show information on. You'd have to define those too, like for char1 and char2.

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