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[Hentai Senshi]

Also, maybe there should be an easy way for pygame to gain access of renpy in game variables. I don't know if renpy have an object that contain all the variables though? If so I can just passed it to the pygame and then return it, right?

There is such an object, it is called renpy.store. On how to pass it to/from pygame, however, I have no idea .[/quote]

All the global names in your .rpys are exported as members of renpy.store unless they're defined in a python hide block. F'rinstance, you might have something like:

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script.rpy:
    menu:
    "Select difficulty level"
     "Easy":
          $ difficulty = 'easy'
     "Hard":
          $ difficulty = 'hard'

and then to read it in your Pygame minigame

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minigame.py:
if renpy.store.difficulty=='hard':
    make_level_more_annoying()

[PyTom]

You can just import renpy.store from python/pygame code. You do have to be a bit careful, though... things like lists and dicts created in python (.py) code won't participate in rollback.