[SOLVED] Unlocking an Alternate Menu Image

[Tookipalooki]

edit:yay I cracked it!

Hello again, I'm very sorry for so many questions, I'm trying to add in the feature for having an alternate main menu background image but I'm having trouble with my code and I'm not sure what it is that I've done to upset it. I was reading some similar questions and examples but mine isnt playing as intended.

This is what I'm currently trying, this is the code in the script:

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   if air:
    ch"How come you chose the blue lantern anyway?"
    $ persistent.played = True
    jump end

if fire:
    ch"How come you chose the orange lantern anyway?"
    $ persistent.played = False
    jump end 

and on the screens:

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screen main_menu:
    


    # This ensures that any other menu screen is replaced.
    tag menu

    if persistent.played:
        use wonderful_menu
    else:
        use main_menu_default

which jumps to either of these 2:

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screen main_menu_default:
    tag menu
#stuff in-between clipped out#
image main_menu:
    "gui/game_menu2.png"
    pause 0.15
    "gui/game_menu.png"
    pause 0.15
    "gui/game_menu3.png"
    pause 0.15
    repeat

2nd:

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screen wonderful_menu:

    # This ensures that any other menu screen is replaced.
    tag menu

#stuff in-between clipped out#
image main_menu:
    "gui/wonderful_menu.png" 

I think I'm indenting the image part of the menu wrong, as it just reads the wonderful_menu background image last and uses that all the time. I'm not sure how to get this running as it should, would anyone be able to help me get this smoothed out?

any help is loved <3

[Tookipalooki]

I'll add this in to show where I was messing up, I was overlooking something really simple:

replaced this:

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add gui.main_menu_background

with this:

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add gui.wonderful_menu_background

image wonderful_menu:
    "gui/wonderful_menu.png"

and added a new one in at the gui screen

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define gui.wonderful_menu_background = "wonderful_menu"

I didd'nt realize what I was doing was asking both menus to go and refer to "gui.main_menu_background" for its background