Question on making defined party members to act as (group)

[Nero]

Hey!

So I made players with class and defined them now I would like to make the act as a "party"

Code of class and defined party members:

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init -1 python:
    class Player(renpy.store.object):
        def __init__(self, name,hp,current_hp, weapon_equip=None, armor_equip=None):
            self.name=name
            self.hp = hp
            self.current_hp = current_hp
            self.weapon_equip=weapon_equip
            self.armor_equip=armor_equip
    player = Player("Dummy",1, 1)

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default bob = Player("Bob", 300, 300)
default sam = Player("Sam", 200, 200)
default eva = Player("Eva", 100, 100)

Now I would like to make characters defined in group does anyone know how to do that? Like this but the "right" way because this isn't working...

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default party_members = [bob, sam, eva]

So later I can use it like this if you know what I mean...

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if party_members.current_hp > 0:
     "Do next thing..."

[Pomeranian]

Wouldn't it be easier to just use the Player class itself? They're already 'grouped' by that. I'd create new methods under the Player class, like if I wanted to make a damage-taking method in a battle (for example)

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   def damage(self, dmg):
        self.current_hp = self.hp - dmg
        if self.current_hp == 0:
            renpy.show_screen("player_battle_screen", message="%s is dead!" %(self.name))

[Nero]

I think it would be easier to use for me this way I hate that I got used so much on screen language instead of python classes I am trying to re-write this battle-engine viewtopic.php?f=8&t=39811 in python code because I want to implement more advanced stuff in there. I want to make code as similar as possible to this one so I can change core codes and make it work. Or maybe it's just too hard to make it work this way with python?

[Nero]

OOOhhh never mind I got it all is fine! Actually now when I realized how this works its not that hard to make.

[Pomeranian]

No problem - and I think I've actually figured out how to fix my own problem while thinking of yours! It was good practice!